Paper Pretty Printer For Every Occasion
Merijn
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Abstract
Tool builders dealing with many different languages, and language designers require sophisticated pretty-print techniques to minimize the time needed for constructing and adapting pretty-printers. We combined new and existing pretty-print techniques in a generic pretty-printer that satisfies modern pretty-print requirements. Its features include language independence, customization, and incremental pretty-printer generation. Furthermore, we emphasize that the recent acceptance of \xml{} as international standard for the representation of structured data demands flexible pretty-print techniques, and we demonstrate that our pretty-printer provides such technology.Presentation
BibTeX entry
@inproceedings{J2000a,
author = {de Jonge, M.},
title = "A Pretty-Printer for Every Occasion",
booktitle = {Proceedings of the 2nd International Symposium on Constructing Software Engineering Tools (CoSET2000)},
editor = {Ian Ferguson and Jonathan Gray and Louise Scott},
year = 2000,
month = jun,
publisher = {University of Wollongong, Australia},
pages = "68--77",
url = base_url # "PaperPrettyPrinterForEveryOccasion"
}
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-- MerijnDeJonge - 06 Apr 2003