Alright! I've implemented alternative parsing algorithm and it works sweat. So far I haven't had any bugs with it (not that I'm aware of ;-). I'm nearly done implementing two tags now: 'cfoutput' and 'cfif'. The parser recognizes them correctly and seems to be building a parse tree that is ready for 'execution' provided the actual tag handler classes are coded completely.

Certainly, realizing there's little fun without actually seeing bits and pieces of the code, I'm going to provided here (or my ftp) as soon as I'm finished polishing it. I might also provide little snippets of a larger code in form of a separate runnable perl script, but I've got to find the time ;).

To sum up, nesting problem seems to have been dealt with! ;D

"There is no system but GNU, and Linux is one of its kernels." -- Confession of Faith

In reply to Re: Alternative parsing algorithm. by vladb
in thread ColdFusion::Parser design by vladb

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