As anybody heard of flex or lex made for-with C++ streams ?
 Of course BISON or YACC can work in C++ (even if there's a lot of warnings..)


    THANKS IN ADVANCE


     Christopher
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         caenevet@lifl.fr

In article 1md61aINNkqc@netserver.univ-lille1.fr, caenevet@lifl.lifl.fr (Caenevet Christophe) writes:
>
>  As anybody heard of flex or lex made for-with C++ streams ?
>  Of course BISON or YACC can work in C++ (even if there's a lot of warnings..)
>

I am currently using lex++ and yacc++, but as of now am finding them to be misnomers!
So far the only way I have been able to make them use stream I/O is by redefining
ECHO...i.e.

#undef ECHO
#define ECHO  cout << yytext;

Unfortunatly this does not take care of *yyin and *yyout.  It does tend to clear up
some confusing output though.