Re: [Grammatica-users] Case insensitive Grammar

[Leszek Doniec]

OK, but now in the tokens section you have probably defined something like this:

 

TOT_COUNT = "TOT_COUNT"

 

Use regular _expression_ in this case:

TOT_COUNT = << HERE PUT CORRECT REGULAR _expression_ FOR CASE INSENSITIVE TOT_COUNT >>

 

Cheers,

L

 

2008/1/22, paskal sanil <address@hidden>:

Hi,

  Thanks for your fast reply. But my question is

Fore example i have a formula:

TOT_COUNT('ns1').

The corresponding grammar is :

FctA = FctB "(" QUOTE TOPO_TEXT  QUOTE ")" ;
FctB = TOT_COUNT ;

Is there a way we can ignore the "Case sensitvity" for only certain
tokens while comparing against the grammar?

ie; Here in the above case the token "TOT_COUNT" can be any "case"
while 'ns1' (that appears in single quote - TOPO_TEXT) should strictly
follow the grammar.

I have many token like FctB which needs exact match and hence i can't
go for Regular _expression_.

Can i define something like :

FctB = TOT_COUNT CASESENSITIVE = "no" ;


regards
paskal

On 1/22/08, Leszek Doniec <address@hidden> wrote:
> I would try to define tokens as case insensitive regular expressions.
> Leszek
>
> 2008/1/22, paskal sanil <address@hidden>:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I read about the case-insensitive parsing in Grammatica by including
> >
> > CASESENSITIVE = "no"
> >
> > Could you please tell me, how can i apply this on only few tokens.
> > Could you give me a small example too.
> >
> > regards,
> > paskal sanil
> >
> >
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