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Invisible wrote:
> From where I'm sitting, building a parser is quite easy. Still,
> designing the language it's supposed to parse is another matter -
> depending on whether you want it to be Turing-complete. ;-)
Or one could use something like Lua or Tcl, which is specifically designed
for putting extensibility parsers into existing programs, and just implement
the bits you want and leave Tcl or Lua to do the subroutines, while loops,
GUI interactions, and so on.
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