Pragmatach version 1.38 has been released
Here are the notable changes:
A couple projects I’ve been working on have a need for a REPL style console. I had written a simple framework for creating REPL’s, which is open-sourced here.
I was recently asked to release some of my code to Maven Central, and therefore had to figure out how to do it. I’ve now released these khubla.com libraries: cBean Pragmatach antlr4test-maven-plugin OLMReader simpleIOC ParadoxReader The maven coordinates for each are documented on the github pages.
I’ve always had a fascination with compilers. As a Java geek, I’m also quite interested in the JVM. In order to learn a little more about both, and as a way to contribute to the open source world, I decided to implement a compiler for BASIC. So, jvmBasic consumes BASIC code and emits .class…
Jasper is the JSP compiler inside Tomcat. For reasons, mainly of curiosity, I wanted to build a Pragmatach plugin which exposes Jasper. Pragmatach supports some template engines such as FreeMarker, ThymeLeaf and Velocity, but I thought Jasper would be a good addition. I chose to use Tomcat 6, mainly because Tomcat 7 uses Servlet 3.0. Pragmatach…
Back in the day, Paradox was a pretty amazing database. I recently had a reason to read some Paradox files for a friend, who had a client with a Paradox database. They needed their data out of the database to insert into something more modern. Googling for the file format of a Paradox DB didn’t…
I’ve recently becoming interested in porting legacy PHP sites to JSPs. It seemed to me that one of the hardest parts of this problem was parsing the PHP code. Once a parse tree was created, the next step would be to emit equivalent JSP code. I went looking for an ANTL4 grammar for PHP,…