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Paul McGuire
pyparsing version 1.2 contains the following new features (since release
1.1.2):
- asXML() method added to ParseResults class to simplify creation of XML
from parsed text
- transformString() method added to ParserElement for performing text
substitutions of matching text patterns
- new support for whitespace-significant grammars (White() class and
retention of tab characters in input string)
- added parseFile() convenience method to simplify parsing input text files
(thanks Dang Griffith!)
- added htmlComment definition to support HTML data extraction grammars
- added/enhanced example programs:
. fourFn.py was extended to support exponention
. EBNF parser added (contributed by Seo Sanghyeon)
. Delphi forms parser (contributed by Dang Griffith)
. scanExamples.py added to provide examples of using scanString() and
transformString()
. URL extractor that scans HTML for URL references in <a href> tags
- more performance improvements
The pyparsing module can be found at http://pyparsing.sourceforge.net.
More detailed online documentation at
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=20578&group_id=97203 .
-- Paul
1.1.2):
- asXML() method added to ParseResults class to simplify creation of XML
from parsed text
- transformString() method added to ParserElement for performing text
substitutions of matching text patterns
- new support for whitespace-significant grammars (White() class and
retention of tab characters in input string)
- added parseFile() convenience method to simplify parsing input text files
(thanks Dang Griffith!)
- added htmlComment definition to support HTML data extraction grammars
- added/enhanced example programs:
. fourFn.py was extended to support exponention
. EBNF parser added (contributed by Seo Sanghyeon)
. Delphi forms parser (contributed by Dang Griffith)
. scanExamples.py added to provide examples of using scanString() and
transformString()
. URL extractor that scans HTML for URL references in <a href> tags
- more performance improvements
The pyparsing module can be found at http://pyparsing.sourceforge.net.
More detailed online documentation at
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=20578&group_id=97203 .
-- Paul