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#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Copyright 2017 Michael Wayne Goodman <goodman.m.w@gmail.com>
# Licensed under the MIT license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

import sys
import os
import gzip

import docopt

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

# usage: python3 lark-parsimonious.py [TESTNUM]
#
#    Where TESTNUM is one of:
#
#      1. Parsimonious with the faster grammar (tree-only)
#      2. Parsimonious with the faster grammar (transform data)
#      3. Parsimonious with the slower grammar (tree-only)

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Regular Expression Preprocessing (REPP)

Specification

Modules

Operators

Every operator must appear as the first character on a line (in column 0).

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Parsing JSON with Regular Expressions

When I learned of regular expression engines that support recursion I thought I could write a recursive-descent parser in regex. Since I've written JSON parsers a few times and it's a simple spec, I chose that as the test case. In the end I created two versions.

version 1

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Converting ACE from Subversion to Git

The ace-svn-to-git.sh script will use git-svn to convert ACE's Subversion repository to Git with the --stdlayout flag so the trunk, tags, and branches are handled mostly as expected (more below). The --prefix=svn/ option puts all of those tags and branches under the svn reference namespace, and the --authors-file option maps the Subversion author names to the current GitHub profiles of the three authors in ACE's history.