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In the process, update the README's e-mail address for Simon and mention all recognized command-line options in the usage message. The generated CSS scanner was also out of sync with our source, so update it. Also fixed handling of FileHeader to cope with running from a shadow build by handling paths relative to __FILE__; and revised the CSS3 config to use the same copyright header as was already in use by the existing generated file. Change-Id: I918ff84dbdc95d0478fd6aa4ea74e9a221d1a476 Reviewed-by: Simon Hausmann <simon.hausmann@qt.io> |
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| generator.cpp | ||
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| global.h | ||
| lexgen.lexgen | ||
| lexgen.pri | ||
| lexgen.pro | ||
| main.cpp | ||
| nfa.cpp | ||
| nfa.h | ||
| re2nfa.cpp | ||
| re2nfa.h | ||
| README | ||
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| tokenizer.cpp | ||
Lexgen ------ This is a little tool to generate lexical scanners from a rather simplistic configuration file. We use it internally in Qt to generate the scanner for the CSS parser that is built into the toolkit (used for the widget styling and the HTML import into QTextDocument). Beware, it's very slow (in generating the code) and it may not generate what you want. But I like that it generates code that operates on QChar and friends. Use at your own risk ;-) -- Simon Hausmann <simon.hausmann@qt.io>