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I'm wondering if there is a SCSS (or Sass) parser, preferably written in JavaScript, that will output an abstract syntax tree.
These are perfect examples of I'm looking for:
css-parse
mensch
UPDATE: The reason I'm asking is that I want to build a tool that would enforce a particular style of coding for SCSS and I can't do that with the above as they re-indent the compiled CSS, move braces, etc.
I finally found a tool that might help.
It's a CSS/preprocessor parser called gonzales-pe.
I hope this helps anyone else looking at this.
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I am looking to add special comments in Delphi Source Code. This is along the lines of "TODO" comments and the IDE (XE4) has a "Task List" option which lists all "TODO's".
Are there any plugins available where I can add some special comment tags for other purposes. For e.g if I want to mention and measure complex piece of code, I should comment the portion with my TAG and then using the plugin I can gather some statistics (simple count)
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Madhusudan
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I am looking for a piece of software that, given some text, will extract the "meaningful" keywords. For example, in the sentence:
StackExchange is an online community.
I want "StackExchange" and "online community" to be singled out as semantically-meaningful keywords, but not "is" or "an".
A bit of research led to Alchemy API, which does the job well. Are there other solutions out there, especially open source ones?
There is TexLexan, which is open source. This page also has good list of open source and commercial options.
It's a bit old, but I had really good luck building my own tools on top of MontyLingua.
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Has anyone tried to implement the equivalent of a full featured editor for Brainfuck? What's the closest that is available?
Brainfuck Developer is an IDE for the Brainfuck language.
In 2008 I implemented a editor/debugger/interpreter for Brainfuck in JavaScript.
It's browser based, so you don't have to install anything.
You can put breakpoints and run brainfuck step by step.
There are also several examples included.
It's http://www.lordalcol.com/brainfuckjs/
Try the Brainfu** machine, I use it for years, and it seems really good.
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I want to run a static code analysis over my Rails app. Is there a tool available that can help me do this?
Thanks,
Sivakumar.
Try metric-fu - it bundles various Rails analysis tools and outputs the results to your browser.
I did have some difficulty getting Saikuro (a cyclomatic complexity analyser) to work last time I tried it, but it was a while ago and I can't remember exactly what the problem was now...
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If you know of one, I'd love to learn about it.
Thanks, as always -- Al C.
not exactly word processor but perhaps can fit well http://www.trichview.com/
The other major player is WPTools.
It's not open source, but I'm pretty sure there isn't an open source word processor in Delphi, unless it wraps the built-in TRichEdit. Sorry!