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This is an example of using ocamllex for parsing structured text using ocamllex entirely. The language (Genbank format) is not yacc-friendly because tokens can't be extracted in a single pass independently from grammar rules. Input data: LOCUS ...
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Multi-purpose indentation parser

This is meant to be a reusable parser for files where indentation matters. It only cares about space-based indentation.

This implementation should probably be modified to support input other than files or in_channels.

It originates from this thread on caml-list, where more information is given:

http://caml.inria.fr/pub/ml-archives/caml-list/2009/06/628f99a8b518acc3fc9f3649b1901167.en.html… Continue

Posted by Martin Jambon on June 12, 2009 at 3:20pm

Martin Jambon

Ocamllex template

This is an example of using ocamllex for parsing structured text using ocamllex entirely. The language (Genbank format) is not yacc-friendly because tokens can't be extracted in a single pass independently from grammar rules.

Input data:

LOCUS       AB000684                 275 bp    DNA     linear   ENV 29-JUL-2005DEFINITION  Uncultured bacterium gene for 16S rRNA, partial sequence, clone: 2

            of cluster I.

ACCESSION   AB000684

VERSION     AB000684.1  GI:1817504

KEYWORD
… Continue

Posted by Martin Jambon on March 12, 2009 at 5:00pm

Martin Jambon

OCaml meeting Grenoble 2009

It seems like the second OCaml meeting will take place in Grenoble.

The first meeting was in Paris and had a lot of very interesting people. I'll go to Grenoble without hesitation, and I'm not the kind who likes meetings.

Posted by Martin Jambon on October 15, 2008 at 2:28am

Martin Jambon

Indentation made easy(ier)

Working on an Easy_format module - "Indentation made easy".

This is a functional layer on top of the standard Format module.

Code with examples is available at OCamlForge.

Posted by Martin Jambon on July 7, 2008 at 8:51pm

Martin Jambon

Test

Hey, use <pre> for code snippets:
print_endline "Hello, world."

Posted by Martin Jambon on June 26, 2008 at 10:37pm

 
 

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