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== Lab 9 ==<br />
===Pre-lab===<br />
Finally fed up with laptop not liking the code I finally gave up and switched to using the lab computers - finally.<br />
===Option II: Extend the parser===<br />
This task looks the easiest... But on the other hand I could be wrong...<br />
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Parse("a=1"):<br />
Incomplete parse<br />
¨<br />
©<br />
Parse("a=1;b=2;k;k;k"):<br />
Incomplete parse<br />
¨<br />
©<br />
Parse("ia>btwtda=a*2ek"):<br />
Incomplete parse<br />
¨<br />
©<br />
Parse("ict{x=1;wtda=a*2}ek"):<br />
Incomplete parse<br />
¨<br />
©<br />
Parse("junk that won't parse"):<br />
Incomplete parse<br />
¨<br />
©<br />
Right... That isn't what I want... At least the original code has some statements of use... Yay Junk.<br />
After an hour of fiddling around solo trying to get somewhere, decided with [[SE250:lab-9:jpar277|Joon]] that two heads are better than one and combined efforts to try and get through the lab.<br />
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A while later of banging our heads against the screen making one step forward, two steps back we joined forces with [[SE250:lab-9:tlou006|Tom]] in the hopes that one of us would be able to figure out what was going wrong.<br />
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When we figured out that StmtSeq was the function referred to as Ss in the handout, it was a major step back, as well as forwards as we had been writing for it as though it was the S function, Stmt. Course now we have Stmt mostly written...</div>
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