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| author | Peter Kelly <peter@uxproductivity.com> | Tue Jul 14 18:36:49 2015 +0700 |
| committer | Peter Kelly <peter@uxproductivity.com> | Tue Jul 14 18:36:49 2015 +0700 |
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Flat: Basic recursive-descent parser Initial implementation of a recursive-descent parser that uses a Grammar object to product a tree of terms. The parser is very simplistic in nature; it does a tree walk of the expressions associated with the rules of the grammar, and does not perform any memoization or other optimizations. The resulting Term objects represent the parse tree of the input file. One Term object is created for each node in the expression tree, and in the case of character classes and . expressions, one for each character. The resulting parse trees are thus much larger than one would normally want, but this is at least a starting point. Terms and TermLists are not currently freed from memory - the intention is that these will eventually be handled via garbage collection, as they will form the set of values that are used for not just parsing but also any subsequent transformations.
Corinthia is a library for converting between different word-processing file formats. Initially, it supports .docx (part of the OOXML specification), HTML, and LaTeX (export-only). The Corinthia project also provides convenience executables. The library has shipped as part of UX Write since February 2013.
On December 8, 2014, Corinthia entered the Apache Software Foundation incubator. The accepted proposal and incubation status provide incubation background and progress information.
The communication hub of the project is the development mailing list,
dev @ corinthia.incubator.apache.org
To receive list postings and interact on the list, simply send a message to
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There are a Corinthia incubator web site, a project wiki, and a JIRA issue tracker.
The sites and documentation for this project are at a preliminary stage. Content will be moved to Apache and improved as incubation moves along.
Meanwhile, there is a Facebook page and a Twitter account, @ApacheCorinthia.
Corinthia is licensed under the Apache License version 2.0; see LICENSE.txt for details.
There are three major components, in their respective directories:
DocFormats - the library itselfdfutil - a driver program used for running [...]Run dfutil without any command-line arguments to see a list of operations. Here is an example of converting a .docx file to HTML, modifying it, and then updating the original .docx. Note that it is important, due to how internal mapping works, that the .docx file being written is the same file as the original; using a new file won't work.
dfutil filename.docx filename.html vi filename.html # Make some changes dfutil filename.html filename.docx
If you examine the convertFile function in dfutil/Commands.c, you will see the main entry points to perform these conversions, which you can call from your own program.
Corinthia builds and runs on iOS, OS X, and Linux. Windows support is in the works.
To build DocFormats, you will need to have the following installed:
Corinthia currently builds on Linux and OS X (mac). See the build instructions.
Contributors are welcome and prized. Details on how to participate on the project will be posted soon.
Meanwhile, the easiest way to contribute is by subscribing to the development list and asking your questions and offering suggestions there.