So you've got the lex...

We have been looking into that. Right now we're doing some work on changing things to separate Document-related classes completely from the user interface for version 2.5. This will allow for Documents to be detached from a SyntaxEditor and examined/manipulated in memory. It also will allow for you to load a Document without even creating a SyntaxEditor control!

After that is released, we are going to focus on how to improve semantic parsing so that we can add functionality for parsing languages and giving meaning to tokens. Doing something like YACC is a possibility. We are open to all feedback and ideas on this so if you have any, please post it or email it.

Awesome move guys, we've been using a freeware lex and yacc to create our own simple filting language that translates directly into C# code that is dynamically compiled an assembly an run for the user. The lex and yacc we've been using is at the following, perhaps it'll help: <A HREF="http://cis.paisley.ac.uk/crow-ci0/." TARGET=_blank>http://cis.paisley.ac.uk/crow-ci0/.</A>

Hope it helps,
Kieron

Thanks... once we get further along maybe we can write you to work together to come up with something that really integrates well with SyntaxEditor for parser generation.

Sure thing, I'll help where I can but I only heard about lex and yacc for the first time mid-last week!