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Subject: Re: Ruby Lex Specification
From: Vasco Andrade e Silva <vascoas@ a . m
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 22:30:59 +0900
References: 276659 276667
In-reply-to: 276667

Thanks Jason.

Correct me if i'm wrong but doesn't yacc (or the parser) need something 
before it (like lex or a tokenizer) to 'tokenize' the text?

I can identify the tokens in parse.y but i was looking for a 
"specification" for them. Example: if i see "class" probably i want to 
create the token kCLASS, but i wanted to be sure..

Vasco Andrade e Silva
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