Hi,

I'm writing LaTeX report about structural model of some optimization problem. I use C-like structures, e.g.

struct vertex_t {
  int id;
  double lon;
  double lat;
}

struct arc_t {
  vertex from;
  vertex to;
  double cost;
}

struct graph_t {
  vertex_t[] v;
  arc_t[] a;
}

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As I use PerlTeX already, I want to use Perl to validate my fragments of programs, e.g. a module that would recognize and remember declarations

int i;
graph_t g;

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and could validate -- to the level of structures elements and types used expressions like:

g.a[i].from;

Before I start coding myself: has anyone heard of something similar on CPAN? Doesn't have to be exactly C-like language, although dot-notation is preferred.

In reply to C-like structures parsing and validation by przemo

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