6 Commits (a93ad0a5b80c7dc740c70cef4e4553cfe8f38afa)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
David Majda	ee8c121676	Use labeled expressions and variables instead of $1, $2, etc. ... Labeled expressions lead to more maintainable code and also will allow certain optimizations (we can ignore results of expressions not passed to the actions). This does not speed up the benchmark suite execution statistically significantly on V8. Detailed results (benchmark suite totals): --------------------------------- Test # Before After --------------------------------- 1 28.43 kB/s 28.46 kB/s 2 28.38 kB/s 28.56 kB/s 3 28.22 kB/s 28.58 kB/s 4 28.76 kB/s 28.55 kB/s 5 28.57 kB/s 28.48 kB/s --------------------------------- Average 28.47 kB/s 28.53 kB/s --------------------------------- Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US) AppleWebKit/533.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/5.0.375.55 Safari/533.4	14 years ago
David Majda	409ddf2ae8	Formatted all grammars more consistently and transparently ... This is purely cosmetical change, no functionality was affected (hopefully).	14 years ago
David Majda	698564a3c2	Replace ":" after a rule name with "=" ... I'll introduce labelled expressions shortly and I want to use ":" as a label-expression separator. This change avoids conflict between the two meanings of ":". (What would e.g. "foo: 'bar'" mean? Rule "foo" matching string "bar", or string "bar" labelled "foo"?)	14 years ago
David Majda	f9ea46ef15	Fix string literal parsing in the JavaScript grammar	14 years ago
David Majda	7fc491412d	Work around the fact that IE does not recognize "\v" in strings.	14 years ago
David Majda	6a194e8f68	Added example JavaScript parser.	14 years ago