Examples of Grammar

Dependencies.PR1.Grammar
antlr.preprocessor.Grammar
beaver.spec.Grammar
Parsed specification
com.github.jknack.antlr4ide.lang.Grammar
com.siemens.ct.exi.grammar.Grammar
com.sonar.sslr.api.Grammar
com.sun.msv.grammar.Grammar
base interface of the "grammar". This interface characterizes very basic part of grammar. @author Kohsuke KAWAGUCHI
com.sun.org.apache.xerces.internal.xni.grammars.Grammar
A generic grammar for use in validating XML documents. The Grammar object stores the validation information in a compiled form. Specific subclasses extend this class and "populate" the grammar by compiling the specific syntax (DTD, Schema, etc) into the data structures used by this object.
Note: The Grammar object is not useful as a generic grammar access or query object. In other words, you cannot round-trip specific grammar syntaxes with the compiled grammar information in the Grammar object. You can create equivalent validation rules in your choice of grammar syntax but there is no guarantee that the input and output will be the same.
Right now, this class is largely a shell; eventually, it will be enriched by having more expressive methods added.
will be moved from dtd.Grammar here. @author Jeffrey Rodriguez, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Neil Graham, IBM
com.sun.xml.internal.rngom.ast.builder.Grammar
{@link Scope} for <grammar> element that serves as a containerof <define>s.
dk.brics.relaxng.Grammar
dk.brics.string.grammar.Grammar
Context-free grammar with regular operations. @author Anders Møller <amoeller@cs.au.dk>
eas.math.fundamentalAlgorithms.graphBased.algorithms.type0grammars.Grammar
@author Lukas König
hampi.grammars.Grammar
joshua.decoder.ff.tm.Grammar
Grammar is a class for wrapping a trie of TrieGrammar in order to store holistic metadata. @author wren ng thornton @author Zhifei Li, @version $LastChangedDate: 2010-01-23 11:15:03 -0600 (Sat, 23 Jan 2010) $
mf.org.apache.xerces.xni.grammars.Grammar
A generic grammar for use in validating XML documents. The Grammar object stores the validation information in a compiled form. Specific subclasses extend this class and "populate" the grammar by compiling the specific syntax (DTD, Schema, etc) into the data structures used by this object.
Note: The Grammar object is not useful as a generic grammar access or query object. In other words, you cannot round-trip specific grammar syntaxes with the compiled grammar information in the Grammar object. You can create equivalent validation rules in your choice of grammar syntax but there is no guarantee that the input and output will be the same.
Right now, this class is largely a shell; eventually, it will be enriched by having more expressive methods added.
will be moved from dtd.Grammar here. @author Jeffrey Rodriguez, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Neil Graham, IBM @version $Id: Grammar.java 447245 2006-09-18 05:22:10Z mrglavas $
net.percederberg.grammatica.Grammar
A grammar definition object. This object supports parsing a grammar file and create a lexical analyzer (tokenizer) for the grammar. @author Per Cederberg, @version 1.5
net.sf.laja.parser.grammar.element.Grammar
net.sf.lapg.api.Grammar
Input grammar definition.
net.sourceforge.chaperon.grammar.Grammar
This class contains a grammar for building a parser table @author Stephan Michels @version $Revision: 1.7 $ $Date: 2002/05/06 16:22:56 $
net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar
This class represents a model for a grammar. The content of the grammar includes the productions, start symbol, associativities and priorities. @author Stephan Michels @version CVS $Id: Grammar.java,v 1.16 2003/12/09 19:55:52 benedikta Exp $
opennlp.ccg.grammar.Grammar
A CCG grammar is essentially a lexicon plus a rule group. A grammar may also have sequences of transformations to use in loading/saving LFs from/to XML. @author Michael White @author Gunes Erkan @version $Revision: 1.45 $, $Date: 2010/12/06 02:39:35 $
org.allspice.parser.Grammar
Describes the grammar. A grammar is a set of rules and a start symbol with precedences and associativity. A terminal is any symbol that does not appear as the lhs of a rule. @author egoff
org.antlr.tool.Grammar
Represents a grammar in memory.
org.antlr.v4.tool.Grammar
org.apache.taglibs.rdc.core.Grammar
A grammar object containing the inline grammar or URI reference along with the grammar metadata.

Metadata:
- Boolean isInline: Indicates whether this grammar is inline (or a URI reference). Default is Boolean.FALSE (URI reference)
- Boolean isDTMF: Indicates whether this is a DTMF (or voice) grammar. Default is Boolean.FALSE (voice grammar). This is ignored for inline grammars.
- String name: An optional name for this grammar.
@author Rahul Akolkar
org.apache.xerces.impl.validation.Grammar
@author Stubs generated by DesignDoc on Wed Jun 07 11:58:44 PDT 2000 @author Stubs generated by DesignDoc on Mon Sep 11 11:10:57 PDT 2000 @author Jeffrey Rodriguez, ibm @author Eric Ye, ibm @version $Id: Grammar.java,v 1.1.2.25 2000/11/09 22:14:01 ericye Exp $
org.apache.xerces.validators.common.Grammar
@version $Id: Grammar.java,v 1.14 2000/09/11 18:21:13 ericye Exp $
org.apache.xerces.xni.grammars.Grammar
A generic grammar for use in validating XML documents. The Grammar object stores the validation information in a compiled form. Specific subclasses extend this class and "populate" the grammar by compiling the specific syntax (DTD, Schema, etc) into the data structures used by this object.
Note: The Grammar object is not useful as a generic grammar access or query object. In other words, you cannot round-trip specific grammar syntaxes with the compiled grammar information in the Grammar object. You can create equivalent validation rules in your choice of grammar syntax but there is no guarantee that the input and output will be the same.
Right now, this class is largely a shell; eventually, it will be enriched by having more expressive methods added.
will be moved from dtd.Grammar here. @author Jeffrey Rodriguez, IBM @author Eric Ye, IBM @author Andy Clark, IBM @author Neil Graham, IBM @version $Id: Grammar.java 319806 2004-02-24 23:15:58Z mrglavas $
org.cfeclipse.cfmledit.dictionary.Grammar
org.eclipse.xtext.Grammar
org.jostraca.comp.antlr.preprocessor.Grammar
org.kohsuke.rngom.ast.builder.Grammar
{@link Scope} for <grammar> element that serves as a containerof <define>s.
org.speakright.core.render.Grammar
Represent a VoiceXML grammar. SpeakRight supports three types of grammars: external grammars (referenced by URL), built-in grammars, and inline grammars (which use a simplified GSL format). @author IanRaeLaptop
persistence.antlr.preprocessor.Grammar
synalp.commons.grammar.Grammar
A LTAG grammar indexed by entry name. It also provides a way to access to entries by their family name once the families cache has been computed.

Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    super(name);
  }


  public void testTest01() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test1.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test1.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test1.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar


    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }*/
  public void testTest03() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test3.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test3.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test3.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest04() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test4.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test4.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test4.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest04_2() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test15.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test15.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test15.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }*/
/* Endless loop*/
  public void testTest13() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test13.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test13.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test13.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest14() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test14.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test14.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test14.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest16() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test16.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test16.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test16.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest17() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test17.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test17.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test17.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    assertEqual(expected, result);
  }


  public void testTest18() throws Exception
  {
    Grammar grammar = getGrammar("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test18.xgrm");
    GeneralParserProcessor processor = getGeneralParserProcessor(grammar);
    Document result = process(processor, "net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test18.in");
    Document expected = getDocument("net/sourceforge/chaperon/test/parser/test18.out");


    assertEqual(expected, result);

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Examples of net.sourceforge.chaperon.model.grammar.Grammar

    b = new Terminal("b");
    E = new Nonterminal("E");
    F = new Nonterminal("F");
    G = new Nonterminal("G");


    grammar = new Grammar();


    p1 = new Production(F);
    p1.getDefinition().addSymbol(E);
    p1.getDefinition().addSymbol(a);
    p1.getDefinition().addSymbol(E);

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