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* syntax table, RE and language parser
@ 2010-04-17  3:39 Zhu, Shenli
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From: Zhu, Shenli @ 2010-04-17  3:39 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Hi all,

I am new to Emacs internal. When read elisp document, I found *syntax 
table* a bit hard to understand.

Info say: syntax table is used to determine sentence, word, etc. But why 
not use regular expression instead? And why not use an language 
parser(too difficult?)?

Honestly, I am not able to figure out the idea of syntax table 
structure(I try to C-h v it, but it's too large to understand). How can 
I get more information of it? Any suggestion are welcome:)

Regards,
Shenli






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