grammar book

Jejune Ejen

yep, Ejen does the whole pipeline of XSLT thing pretty well, and they do have a component for generating SAX events from an ANTLR parse tree, which all seems like a good idea.. but the real headscratching i'm doing seems to be over what sort of representation of the parse tree makes sense to operate on. i won't go into detail right now, but the gist of it is that since we are trying to operate on a parse tree of a program that can contain new constructs (to be expanded as macros) we need to have a principled way to represent those new constructs without knowing anything about the macro syntax itself.

JSE parses and matches successfully , so i'll have to look more into how they do it, and maybe use their AST (of course, their matching strategy might be more complex than what can be done nicely with XSL). hrm...