On 09/21/08 08:06, Christian Hoermann wrote: [snip]
Now, the actual syntax of the scripts is not yet finalized. I guess one could consider it slightly more relaxed than real C++ because all variables are of a gerneric type, rather than specific type. I'm very much interested in feedback on this issue. An example script and eval header is available at http://eval.sourceforge.net
Christian
Hi Christion, Could this eval be used, somehow, to help solve the problem mentioned here: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=loom.20060916T172336-966%40post.gmane.org&forum_name=spirit-general The reason I mention that is the problem sounds to me like one of interpreting a string into a program:
but I don't know how to use Spirit to generate the runtime parser that will check the input string against a given rule.
Maybe eval could be used to "generate the runtime parser". However, I really have no idea how to do this since I haven't even looked at your eval. I'm just guessing, from just reading your posts, that *maybe* it could be helpful. At least it would be a challenging application of eval, AFAICT. Good luck. -Larry