Irony — .NET Language Implementation Kit

it's MIT, no catch, year is just a typo

I'm a bit confused at the moment about which license this project is using. Here in Codeplex, the License tab to my above right shows the project is licensed under the MIT License since 2011, with updates to the copyright year in 2010, 2009, etc. ... [More] as the project continued. However, in the source code, it shows a funky LICENSE file with a nonexistent year way into the future "20012" and doesn't say that it is the MIT LICENSE (though the wording appears to be the same). I just wanted to make sure it is the MIT LICENSE because I'd like to look into porting the library into another language (or at least attempting to do, I'm not an expert in this sort of stuff :-). So I just wanted to make sure that trying to do that wouldn't cause any issues licensing-wise. Thanks for any responses I might receive! [Less]

Everything's in the thread title. Basically I want to create scripting language for my game and Irony seems like nice thing to build it upon. Later I want to create "fun assembly plaything" (think Notch's DCPU-16+Pico-8, although with its own ... [More] instruction set) for which Irony would be nice as well (I could do with String.Split since it's assembly so it's supposed to be structured pretty hard, but I want to add advanced assembly functionalities such as macros, labels and so on). But obviously I can't use it if it isn't compatible with Unity or MonoDevelop. I know Unity supports VS, but I'd rather die than use Microsoft's product more than I have to. And I know codeplex is a Microsoft's thing. That's the Irony. Frankly before writing the post I've tried to register even though I had this account since I don't even know when. That's how I feel about Microsoft's products. I actively try to wipe my memories of using them or installing/registering for them even. [Less]

there is RegExBasedTerminal that seems like what you need

there is RegExBasedTerminal that seems like what you need

Is there a way to use RegEx with parsing a custom scruipt sysntax? Basically I want to parst (x:y) # %variable standards fr DragonSpeak I'm using Fast Colored Text Box control with Irony... For the FCTB I have a Custom systax reader but I want to update to a more modern version as the code I have is 4 years old

Is there a way to use RegEx with parsing a custom scruipt sysntax? Basically I want to parst (x:y) # %variable standards fr DragonSpeak I'm using Fast Colored Text Box control with Irony... For the FCTB I have a Custom systax reader but I want to update to a more modern version as the code I have is 4 years old

Hi,I define FreeText literal for this script "SELECT * FROM dbo.Person WHERE Country.City.Id = ?". I tried to get "Country.City.Id" word. works ok. but Every token marks mirror. I mean WHERE looks mirror. var mirror = new ... [More] FreeTextLiteral("mirror", FreeTextOptions.AllowEof, " "); mirror.SetFlag(TermFlags.IsNonGrammar); Id.Rule = MakePlusRule(Id, dot, mirror) is there any way to fix this. Comments: > Thank you for replay. I changed IdentifierTerminal with prefix works perfect. [Less]

Hi,I define FreeText literal for this script "SELECT * FROM dbo.Person WHERE Country.City.Id = ?". I tried to get "Country.City.Id" word. works ok. but Every token marks mirror. I mean WHERE looks mirror. var mirror = new ... [More] FreeTextLiteral("mirror", FreeTextOptions.AllowEof, " "); mirror.SetFlag(TermFlags.IsNonGrammar); Id.Rule = MakePlusRule(Id, dot, mirror) is there any way to fix this. Comments: > Thank you for replay. I changed IdentifierTerminal with prefix works perfect. [Less]

Hi,I define FreeText literal for this script "SELECT * FROM dbo.Person WHERE Country.City.Id = ?". I tried to get "Country.City.Id" word. works ok. but Every token marks mirror. I mean WHERE looks mirror. var mirror = new ... [More] FreeTextLiteral("mirror", FreeTextOptions.AllowEof, " "); mirror.SetFlag(TermFlags.IsNonGrammar); Id.Rule = MakePlusRule(Id, dot, mirror) is there any way to fix this. Comments: remove mirror.SetFlag(....) this causes this terminal to catch everything but I am not sure FreeTextLiteral is appropriate here. [Less]