Here is a first cut at processing the parsed objects, given a list of
Property objects representing the frames at each '#':
class Property(object):
def __init__(self,**kwargs):
self.__dict__.update(kwargs)
def copy(self):
return Property(**self.__dict__)
@staticmethod
Donn -
The exception you posted is from using an old version of pyparsing.
You can get the latest from SourceForge - if you download the Windows
binary install, please get the docs package too. It has a full doc
directory (generated with epydoc), plus example scripts for a variety
of applications
Paul,
> frame = Literal("#")
> tween = Word("-") # that is, it is a "word" composed of 1 or more -'s
> copy = Literal("=")
> blank = Literal("_")
>
> animation = OneOrMore((frame + Optional(
> (tween + FollowedBy(frame)) |
> OneOrMore(copy | blank) ) ) )
I found that this form insists on having
