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Jen D'Souza

how to import a grammar file into Pharo

Greetings all,

I'd really appreciate if someone could guide me through importing PetitIsland.st (http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/source-code.html) into Pharo and parsing a text file containing a mix of code and natural language with the resulting parser.

Thanks in advance!

Jen

Stephan Eggermont-3

Re: how to import a grammar file into Pharo

On 21/02/16 22:22, Jen D'Souza wrote:
> I'd really appreciate if someone could guide me through importing
> PetitIsland.st (http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/source-code.html) into Pharo and
> parsing a text file containing a mix of code and natural language with
> the resulting parser.

Island parsing is now a standard part of the moose image. That is
probably the easiest download to work with. Migrating the other parts of
mucca can be somewhat more work. The web application part of it probably
translates well as it looks like a standard Seaside application. Glorp
is available, I'm not aware of MetaDB, TwoFlower is a simple web
browser. In Pharo we used to have Scamper, but I don't know if that
still runs. PetitJava is loaded in Moose, PetitSTrace should be easy to
port. Miller2 is somewhat larger and might be tightly coupled to VW code.

Stephan

Jen D'Souza

Re: how to import a grammar file into Pharo

Many thanks!

On Sun, Feb 21, 2016 at 4:01 PM, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote:

On 21/02/16 22:22, Jen D'Souza wrote:

I'd really appreciate if someone could guide me through importing
PetitIsland.st (http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/source-code.html) into Pharo and
parsing a text file containing a mix of code and natural language with
the resulting parser.

Island parsing is now a standard part of the moose image. That is probably the easiest download to work with. Migrating the other parts of mucca can be somewhat more work. The web application part of it probably translates well as it looks like a standard Seaside application. Glorp is available, I'm not aware of MetaDB, TwoFlower is a simple web browser. In Pharo we used to have Scamper, but I don't know if that still runs. PetitJava is loaded in Moose, PetitSTrace should be easy to port. Miller2 is somewhat larger and might be tightly coupled to VW code.

Stephan

Stephan Eggermont-3

Re: how to import a grammar file into Pharo

On 22/02/16 05:30, Jen D'Souza wrote:
> Many thanks!

I hope it helps. I tried the Mucca virtualbox image,
and it uses a lot of old packages, so I'd expect lots of small issues in
migrating

Stephan

stepharo

Re: how to import a grammar file into Pharo

In reply to this post by Jen D'Souza

pay attention VW code is not Pharo code.

Le 21/2/16 22:22, Jen D'Souza a écrit :

Greetings all,

I'd really appreciate if someone could guide me through importing PetitIsland.st (http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/source-code.html) into Pharo and parsing a text file containing a mix of code and natural language with the resulting parser.

Thanks in advance!

Jen

John Pfersich

Re: how to import a grammar file into Pharo

Personally, l wish for a new ANSI Smalltalk group to convene to extend the standard to more areas of the language. I know it's a pipe dream, but it sure would be nice.

Sent from my iPad

On Feb 22, 2016, at 23:36, stepharo <[hidden email]> wrote:

pay attention VW code is not Pharo code.

Le 21/2/16 22:22, Jen D'Souza a écrit :

Greetings all,

I'd really appreciate if someone could guide me through importing PetitIsland.st (http://mucca.inf.usi.ch/source-code.html) into Pharo and parsing a text file containing a mix of code and natural language with the resulting parser.

Thanks in advance!

Jen