On Thu, 2004-04-29 at 13:09, Max Powers wrote:

> What I'm hoping is that someone on the list has tried this sort of thing 
> before and can give a little advice on the best way forwards (and hopefully 
> reduce the number of blind alleys I explore!).

There is an Ocaml module in SWIG which may be useful to you.
It sounds like you basically only need to call a single
Ocaml parser function from Python to do the parsing which
should be trivial.

More difficult will be interpreting the parser output:
that will be some Ocaml data structure like a parse tree
you'll need to walk somehow from Python.

On way to do that might be to get the Ocaml parse to
build a parse tree made out of PyObjects.

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