Another case of trying out the swallow hack 0.2. This time, I'm shuffling some sections around. Enjoy!
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NOTE: This introduction is for demo purposes only and is current as of the first release of Article Manager. For the most up-to-date version, look under the docs directory. Custom articles - each section can look completely different Define your own article and section templates Admins can allow/deny ability to display external pages in an embedded frame Users can add comments to your article Users can view a list of the articles that they have created Articles keep track of how many times they've been viewed Articles can be set to start showing at a future date Articles can expire on specified dates Articles can be viewed in summary format with a link to the full article MULTI-ARTICLE STORIES with automatic navigation controls! Optimization: Images are stored in multiple directories for faster access A library of approved images can be easily maintained Images can be clickable links with alternate text and photo captions Expired articles can be accessed from a list and re-activated Module settings are easily changeable User-submitted articles can require approval before activation "Also on this site.." Block "Previous n Articles" Block "Most Popular Articles" Block Articles can be set to not show up in the homepage summary listings Articles can be assigned to topic categories Articles can be viewed only by certain groups All of your old Announcements & PageMaster Module content can be imported Automatic rerouting of old mod.php, Announcements & PageMaster links Display a printable version Nothing is saved to disk until you hit "Save Page" "Edit Locking" - Only 1 user can edit a page at a time A "News" page that displays all articles |
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1 /* scanner.lex 2 (c) 2004 René C. Kiesler 3 4 please visit http://www.kiesler.at/ 5 for further informations & support. 6 */ 7 8 9 #include <math.h> 10 11 int num_lines = 1; 12 int last_open_sighting = -1; 13 14 15 KEYWORD func|where|end|if|then|else|not|hd|tl|islist|and 16 OPERATOR \:|\;|\,|\=|\-|\+|\*|\<|\(|\) 17 LEXEM {KEYWORD}|{OPERATOR} 18 19 HEXZAHL 0x[0-9a-fA-F]+ 20 DECZAHL [0-9]+ 21 22 IDENTIFIER [a-zA-Z][0-9a-zA-Z]* 23 24 WHITESPACE [ \t]+ 25 COMMENT_START \(\* 26 COMMENT_END \*\) 27 28 NEWLINE \n 29 30 ANYCHAR . 31 32 33 %x COMMENT 34 %% 35 36 37 {COMMENT_START} { BEGIN(COMMENT); 38 last_open_sighting = num_lines; 39 } 40 <COMMENT>{COMMENT_END} BEGIN(INITIAL); 41 <COMMENT><<EOF>> { fprintf(stderr, 42 "unmatched opening comment in line %d, %s\n", 43 last_open_sighting, "eof reached."); 44 exit(1); 45 } 46 <COMMENT>\n num_lines++; 47 <COMMENT>. /* alles im Kommentar ignorieren */ 48 49 {WHITESPACE} /* Whitespace, wird ignoriert */ 50 {NEWLINE} num_lines++; 51 52 {LEXEM} printf("%s\n", yytext); 53 54 {DECZAHL} printf("num 0x%x\n", atoi(yytext)); 55 {HEXZAHL} printf("num 0x%x\n", strtol(yytext, 0, 16)); 56 57 {IDENTIFIER} printf("ident %s\n", yytext); 58 59 {ANYCHAR} { fprintf(stderr, 60 "unknown character '%s' in line %d.\n", 61 yytext, num_lines); 62 exit(1); 63 } 64 65 %% 66 67 68 main(int argc, char **argv) { 69 yyin=argc>1 ? fopen(argv[1], "r") : stdin; 70 yylex(); 71 exit(0); 72 } 73 |
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Moment mal. Wollen wir es uns wirklich so leicht machen und einfach ein paar Kasterln umwidmen? Soll das alles sein? Nein. Küche ist nicht nur Ort der effizienten Essenserstellung, und da muß ich Prof. Jormakka recht geben, sondern eine Küche verlangt auch nach hingebensvoller Essenszelebrierung. Ich würde das ganze als "Kommunikationsplattform" zusammenfassen, nicht um sonst finden bei landläufigen Parties die interessantesten Gespräche zumeist in der Küche statt. Also zelebrieren wir. |
here you can see some nonsense article. in case it makes sense, it's all fault of Swallow Hack 0.5 for Article Manager! |
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