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Parse-Tree Annotations Meet Re-Engineering Concerns - Kort, Lämmel (2003) (2 citations) (Correct)
....A corresponding elaboration is a perfect subject for future work. Secondly, one could attempt to use extra branches for normal nodes in a parse trees as opposed to our extra nodes which pair ordinary nodes and annotations. This format is indeed used in existing approaches for layout preservation [3, 15, 4, 17]. The mere placement of these added branches assigns a fixed meaning to the annotations, namely the layout preceding a token . Such a fixed meaning is not acceptable for our purposes because we want to model various concerns with annotations, and not just a specific form of layout preservation. ....
....trees (recall links as annotations) is similar to the amalgamation of the purely declarative AG formalism with references as in [7] Sophisticated rewriting approaches There are extensions of term rewriting which address some of our concerns. Most notably, there is work on rewriting with layout [3, 15, 4, 17]. In the most simple case, no extension of the rewriting machinery is assumed [3, 15] which implies some code tangling as discussed in Sec. 2. A more integrated approach is the one in [17] where overlays for term matching and building are used. While the primary term constructors contain layout ....
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M. v. d. Brand and J. Vinju. Rewriting with Layout. In N. Derschowitz and C. Kirchner, editors, Proc. of the First International Workshop on Rule-Based Programming, Sept. 2000.
Parse-Tree Annotations Meet Re-Engineering Concerns - Kort, Lämmel (2003) (2 citations) (Correct)
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M. v. d. Brand and J. Vinju. Rewriting with Layout. In N. Derschowitz and C. Kirchner, editors, Proc. Workshop on Rule-Based Programming (RULE'00), Sept. 2000.
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