Re: How to write down a language design?
| From: | dansulani <dansulani@...> |
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| Date: | Monday, November 3, 2003, 7:35 |
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On 1 Nov, Harald Stoiber wrote:
> Hello ladies and gentlemen,
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> Please view this as a kind of brainstorming query to get myself ideas
> how other people handle this matter. And here is the matter:
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> How do you keep notes of your creations? Especially I am talking about
> the case of an unusual grammar and/or syntax. Which way do you prefer -
> tons of examples plus explanations? Or some more abstract description?
I myself don't have a website, but I do have a reference grammar with
examples. I save it as a Word file so that I can update it as needed.
(Each time I do so, I always burn a backup disk and print out a new
copy. [I'm a bit paranoid about backing up! :-) ] )
Dan Sulani
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