From Ohm's README file: > Like its older sibling OMeta, Ohm supports object-oriented grammar extension. One thing that distinguishes Ohm from other parsing tools is that it completely separates grammars from semantic…
Ohm is language-independent, but our reference implementation is in JS. There is also a Smalltalk-based implementation that was done by Patrick Rein at HPI: https://github.com/hpi-swa/Ohm-S
I just added a link to a GitHub repo and live demo for the Natural language Datalog project. (You can see them if you hover over the image, on the Flex website.)
From Ohm's README file: > Like its older sibling OMeta, Ohm supports object-oriented grammar extension. One thing that distinguishes Ohm from other parsing tools is that it completely separates grammars from semantic…
Ohm is language-independent, but our reference implementation is in JS. There is also a Smalltalk-based implementation that was done by Patrick Rein at HPI: https://github.com/hpi-swa/Ohm-S
I just added a link to a GitHub repo and live demo for the Natural language Datalog project. (You can see them if you hover over the image, on the Flex website.)
I just added a link to a GitHub repo and live demo for the Natural language Datalog project. (You can see them if you hover over the image, on the Flex website.)