Well, about what the program does.. hmm, I really hoped that showing the input, saying that the program parses it and showing the output would say much more then I'd be able to say in words :)

Well, it's too obvious I needed to ask. You want to share your effort, fine. But what peculiarity you expect people would find in the context of sharing? I'm not saying your effort is useless, not at all. Just that you asked in what part of PM your code should be posted.

So if you want to seek advices on what you've done, SoPW is the place and that's what you did. And I did suggested two other places. Again, my question was meant to help you clarify to yourself where to post.

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