Projects
AntlrDT
— Antlr v4 grammar editor and builder for Eclipse
Syntax-directed Eclipse editor, including incremental grammar builder and formatter, for Antlr v4 grammars. Also provides graphical parse tree display graphical rule path (connectivity) analysis.
CallGraph
— Program analysis using visualization
Graphical Call-Path and Sequence Diagram viewer for the JDT platform.
CodeChase
— Eclipse platform & free-form repository search
Eclipse plugin providing multi-content sensitive search capability. Based on Lucene, with specific support for Java, PDF, and HTML/XML content.
DSL Editor
— Eclipse editor framework for Antlr4-based DSLs
A foundational framework enabling rapid development of domain specific language (DSL) editors. The resulting editor full-function syntax-directed Eclipse editor.
JDocEditor
— WYSIWYG JavaDoc editor for Eclipse
Seamlessly links to the active JDT editor. Updates are real-time and bidirectional.
Nominal
— minimalist meta-HTML syntax compiler
Write Web pages using an elegant, minimal meta-HTML syntax with no XML cruft!
NomDT
— Nominal meta-HTML DSL editor and builder for Eclipse
Syntax-directed Eclipse editor and builder for the Nominal meta-HTML DSL.
NTail
— log-tail viewer for Eclipse
Flexible log view plugin providing multiple log watchers. Works on Aptana/Ruby/RadRails and other Eclipse-based RCP platforms.
SnippetsTest
— Test runner for Antlr grammars
TestNG-based unit testing framework that simplifies the debugging and consistency testing of Antlr4 grammars. Test inputs are minimal viable source texts, aka snippets, for the grammar system under test.
StringTemplateDT
— StringTemplate editor for Eclipse
Syntax-directed Eclipse editor for StringTemplate v4 singleton and group template files.
XVisitor
— Antlr parse-tree visitor code generator and runtime
Write simple, fully symbolic (Antlr-like) grammars to produces customized visitors.
XVisitorDT
— XVisitor grammar editor and builder for Eclipse
Syntax-directed Eclipse editor, including incremental grammar builder and formatter, for XVisitor grammars.