- A little rain forecaster
27 Jul 2008 — it'll be ready Real Soon Now(tm). It uses my lexical scanner, ''(insert plug here)'' [fickle] to break down a METAR report into its individual parts. '''Update:''' Go to [TclWeather].
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- dgHelpBrowser
08 Feb 2012 — 18 Version 0.3.9'''
* added wiki search entry
* added soaptcl docs
* added docs for yeti, fickle, taccle
* added documentation for tclhttpd
* grab fix for the find dialog
* online links are now
- fickle
10 Jun 2011 — org/fickle/fickle-2.03.tar.gz.'''
* '''fickle 2.02 at http://tcl.jtang.org/fickle/fickle-2.02.tar.gz.'''
* '''fickle 2.01 at http://tcl.jtang.org/fickle/fickle-2
- ifickle
03 Jun 2005 — jt] An [incr Tcl] version of [fickle]. Real Soon Now ifickle will be merged into fickle. Details on the [fickle] page
- Jason Tang
24 Feb 2011 — another neural network simulator, this time for Hopfield networks
'''Development Tools''' (filling niches in Tcl development):
* [fickle] - yet another not-so-fast lexical analyzer
* [taccle] - yet another LALR(1) parser generator
* [TclDoc
- Michael Jacobson
30 Aug 2004 — whole application. It also has generated a lot of little Tcl tools like ''[TclDoc]'' (a javadoc knockoff) and ''[fickle]'' (a flex knockoff) just to name a few.
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- NLP for a Knowledge Database
10 Jun 2011 — html] you have no chance of enumerating all possible English sentences.
The program is written using [fickle] and [taccle]. To compile the program yourself you may need first to modify the Makefile
- Scripted Lexing
21 Jul 2008 — given definition.
''pwq: I have responded in private to AK comments''
Related pages:
* [Jason Tang]'s [fickle].
* [Frederic Bonnet]'s [tcLex].
* [Frank Pilhofer]'s [yeti] contains the "ylex" package.
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# -*- tcl
- SLOC
17 May 2006 — physical and logical SLOC.
''TSA'' [http://tcl.jtang.org/fickle/fickle-1.00.tar.gz] which comes as part of the new [fickle] package counts physical lines of comments, logical lines of
- Syntax parsing in Tcl
10 Jun 2011 — Yet another option is [taccle]. You'll probably want a good scanner (insert cheap plug for [fickle] here).
[Daniele Alberto GALLIANO] I have two interesting small programs about this concepts, that are
- taccle
10 Jun 2011 — to match your system:
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TCL=tclsh
FICKLE=~/fickle/fickle.tcl
TACCLE=~/taccle/taccle.tcl
all: english_grammar.tcl english_scanner.tcl
%.tcl: %.fcl
$(TCL) $(FICKLE) $<
%.tcl: %.tac
$(TCL) $(TACCLE) -d -w
- tcldoc
08 Oct 2011 — TclDoc - The Tcl API Document Generator
Following in a series of standalone Tcl development tools ([fickle], [taccle]) comes yet another Tcl API generator. Well, maybe not the "yet another" part because at
- TclWeather
21 Nov 2011 — x86 and MsWindows.)''
It then pushes the data through a home-made scanner (written as a ''[Fickle] specification file'') and then displays it on a home-made ticker widget. It is to
- tickletext
22 Apr 2010 — Text:
* Add syntax highlighting. (That will be a big job.)
* Find/replace needs work. (It's fickle...works sometimes, others not...I can't figure out why...)
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