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Friday, September 30. 2005

Probably need to fork mxTextTools (Need the non-recursive rewrite to be part of the SimpleParse distro...)


I've been waiting a long time for mxTextTools 2.1, and I guess I have to accept that it's not going to move forward and take it under my own (rather over-crowded) wing if SimpleParse is going to move forward.

I'd really rather not, but a patch-set for a multiple-years-old "experimental" release that's only linked from an old mailing-list post is not a good distribution mechanism (as was pointed out to me (again) today).

So, mostly likely need to create a simpleparse.texttools sub-package and move the non-recursive 2.1 in there.
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I've got (I think) an old version which I already made pretty much stack free (among other things). I sent it back to the author about 3 years ago, but he never merged it. Email me where you want it to be sent (pmaupin@gmail.com) and I'll try to find it, package it up, and send it to you.

Regards,
Pat

#1 Patrick Maupin on 2005-10-04 20:18 (Reply)

Oh, I already have a "stackless" version, it's just a matter of moving it into SimpleParse and clearing out all the unnecessary stuff from the setup and support files.
#2 Mike Fletcher (Homepage) on 2005-10-04 23:23 (Reply)

Having just realised that I'll need the non recursive mxtext to handle a recursive language definition, I'll very much appreciate the work :-) Feel free to use me as a guinea pig.

cheers,
#3 Clinton on 2005-10-19 21:41 (Reply)
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