Re: [LAD] Writing a library?

On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 00:03, Anders Dahnielson &lt;anders(a)dahnielson.com&gt;wrote;wrote: Ok, this is now an old thread. But to not appear as a complete fool I will post some code that actually works. ;-) [BEGIN PYTHON] import sys def parse(f): token_stack = [] string_stack = [] for line in f: # COMMENT if line.startswith('//'): continue # DEFINITION for token in line.split(): if token.startswith('<') and token.endswith('>'): # HEAD if string_stack: token_stack.append(" ".join(string_stack)) string_stack[:] = [] string_stack.append(token) elif token.find('=') != -1: # HEAD if string_stack: token_stack.append(" ".join(string_stack)) string_stack[:] = [] string_stack.append(token) else: # TAIL string_stack.append(token) # EOL if string_stack: token_stack.append(" ".join(string_stack)) string_stack[:] = [] return token_stack if __name__ == '__main__': sfzf = open(sys.argv[1], 'r') print parse(sfzf) sfzf.close() [END PYTHON] -- Anders Dahnielson &lt;anders(a)dahnielson.com&gt;