By daniel
via szeiger.de
Published: Aug 18 2008 / 16:00
This is the second part in a series of articles about parser combinators and implementing an interpreter in Scala. In this part I will focus on the development from simple hand-written parsers to parser combinators so that you can see how a combinator-based parser really works and utilize parser combinators to their full potential instead of treating them as merely a DSL for EBNF grammars.
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