I just got linked to the JSON website, and the images stunned me. A better way to intuitively show the flow of a parser I have never seen. Now I want to be able to make these diagrams for my own projects.
First of all, what is this type of diagram called?
Is there a program that can g开发者_如何学JAVAenerate these, or am I on my own?
The graphical EBNF editor for ANTLR grammars, ANTLRWorks, automatically generates syntax diagrams of the rules you type.
For example, if you type the following rule (and string
and value
are also present!):
object
: '{' ((string ':' value) | ',')* '}'
;
ANTLRWorks immediately displays the following diagram at the bottom of the page:
which you can enlarge and export in various formats (EPS or bitmap).
Definitions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syntax_diagram
When I googled for Syntax Diagram Tool, there are several listed.
I have some minor experience with the graphvis tool, see their wide ranging gallery at www.graphviz.org/Gallery
I hope this helps.
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