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Ragel is great for replacing regex validation code ("Does this string look like a IP address, email address, or date?"), or for writing a lexer, but if you nee
by nly 11y ago
Ragel is great for replacing regex validation code ("Does this string look like a IP address, email address, or date?"), or for writing a lexer, but if you need to actually parse something (i.e. extract even a moderate amount of structured data) then you need something else.
It has a particularly sublime output mode for generating Graphviz dot files however.