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By Jonathan Worthington (‎jnthn‎)
Date: Wednesday, 17 August 2011 12:05
Duration: 20 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language:
Tags: grammars perl6 蝶

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Perl 6 grammars are a powerful way to parse text, and extract structure from it. They take what you already know about regexes and object orientation and bring it together powerfully. It's great, but...what happens when your grammar won't match something you think it should?

In this talk, I'll offer some tips on how to hunt down common problems with grammars, understand what's going wrong and fix it.

Attended by:

• Patrick Michaud (‎Pm‎)
• Tadeusz Sośnierz (‎tadzik‎)
• Andrey Shitov (‎ash‎)
• Nicholas Clark
• Steffen Schwigon (‎renormalist‎)
• Maciej Czekay (‎Bruno‎)
• David Faux
• Christoph Otto (‎cotto‎)
• Gianni Ceccarelli (‎dakkar‎)
• Gabor Szabo (‎szabgab‎)
• Aliaksandr Zahatski (‎zag‎)
• Nikolay Mishin (‎mishin‎)
• Erik Johansen (‎uniejo‎)
• Martin Kjeldsen (‎baest‎)
• marc chantreux (‎eiro‎)
• Laurent Dami (‎dami‎)
• Olle Johansson (‎ollej‎)
• Gunnar Koppel (‎wk‎)
• Alexander Orlovsky (‎nordicdyno‎)
• Leon Timmermans (‎leont‎)
• Emil Dragu
• Ben Martin
• Jörg Plate (‎Patterner‎)
• Alex Timoshenko
• Brian McCauley (‎Nobull‎)
• Łukasz Siemiradzki (‎plluksie‎)
• Jørgen Elgaard Larsen (‎elhaard‎)
• Alexander Hartmaier (‎abraxxa‎)