Parsing JSON the hard way
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Dhaka
Introduction Dhaka is a set of tools for generating lexers and LALR(1) parsers for context-free grammars. It is written solely in Ruby with no native extensions and no dependencies. Its primary aim is to be easy to adapt and use for common parsing tasks. For example, if you need to parse and evaluate arithmetic or some other expression language with nested constructs in your Ruby application you m
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