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Subject: Using the EBNF module for space-structured languages
Hi, I have recently started using DocBook to write a book on the programming language Occam-Pi, and would like to use the EBNF module (or something similar to it) to include the language syntax and grammar. However, there is a problem: Occam-Pi is a space-structured language, (in the same way as Python and occam from which Occam-Pi is derived. How can I define EBNF grammars for it in DocBook? For a prior example of a grammar for occam, see page 11 of the occam 2.1 manual, found at http://www.wotug.org/occam/documentation/oc21refman.pdf An example code snippet: SEQ a := 10 SEQ i = 0 FOR a STEP 2 calc(i) calc(i+1) -- Ruth Ivimey-Cook <ruth@ivimey.org>
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