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Re: overriding the filter method

To: Steve Kelem <kelem@adaptivesilicon.com>, Sable CC Mailing List <sablecc-list@sable.mcgill.ca>
Subject: Re: overriding the filter method
From: "Etienne M. Gagnon" <egagnon@j-meg.com>
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 12:38:23 -0500
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> Why don't you read chapter 4.6 (http://www.sable.mcgill.ca/sablecc/thesis.html#PAGE37).

You should start by reading Chapter 4.5, as it explains the Lexer class, detailing public and
protected members (that you use in derived classes).

Etienne
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References:
- case insensitive lexing?
  - From: Steve Kelem <kelem@adaptivesilicon.com>
- Re: case insensitive lexing?
  - From: "Etienne M. Gagnon" <egagnon@j-meg.com>
- overriding the filter method
  - From: Steve Kelem <kelem@adaptivesilicon.com>
- Re: overriding the filter method
  - From: "Etienne M. Gagnon" <egagnon@j-meg.com>

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