Instaparse example

[cerner]

Instaparse example

[rbrush]

Hi Martin,

I think this is entirely possible, but it's not clear to me that Instaparse offers enough introspection of the grammar to build an editor on top of it. (I'm not an Instaparse export, though.) I definitely think there is value in exploring this.

We do have some other options to consider as well. One is to have Instaparse convert the grammar into a simple, intermediate structure that we could easily manipulate with code (and build an editor to do so). I posted some thoughts on this in the Clara Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/clara-rules/ME7CKVdBMqg/jvCjd-khCgAJ

Would it be alright if we moved any follow up conversations over to that group? It seems like a better fit than issues. (I had neglected to link to that group in the blog post, but I have addressed that now.)

Hopefully this makes sense!

-Ryan

[maacl]

Ryan,

Thanks. Happy to move this to the Google group. Looks like Alan is already
working on something similar.

Martin

On Sun, Nov 15, 2015 at 8:08 PM Ryan Brush [email protected] wrote:

Hi Martin,

I think this is entirely possible, but it's not clear to me that
Instaparse offers enough introspection of the grammar to build an editor on
top of it. (I'm not an Instaparse export, though.) I definitely think there
is value in exploring this.

We do have some other options to consider as well. One is to have
Instaparse convert the grammar into a simple, intermediate structure that
we could easily manipulate with code (and build an editor to do so). I
posted some thoughts on this in the Clara Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer#!msg/clara-rules/ME7CKVdBMqg/jvCjd-khCgAJ

Would it be alright if we moved any follow up conversations over to that
group? It seems like a better fit than issues. (I had neglected to link to
that group in the blog post, but I have addressed that now.)

Hopefully this makes sense!

-Ryan

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[WilliamParker]

@rbrush it looks like you added an Instaparse example at d38c62f#diff-4c2f6550719134ad3e82a5510b6ff83d a couple weeks after this issue was logged. Do you see anything left to do here or can this issue be closed?

[rbrush]

No, I think we're good. I'll close this and we can open a new issue if anything more comes up.