Post-X
Post-X is an actively used grammar language created in 1980. The Post-X language is designed to provide facilities for pattern-directed processing of strings, sequences and trees in an integrated applicative format.
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- Post-X first appeared in 1980
- Post-X was created by P.A.C. Bailes and L.H. Reeker
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Example code from the web:
REPLACE GRAM := "<"^BREAK">"^"> ''
{$<^((REPLACE GRAM)<
SELECT RHS
(ALT LTST<
(LHS--FIND $2 <GRAM)))
%>}
INULL{$$};
Last updated February 18th, 2020