Browsable XLDF Grammar

Grammar extracted by Vadim Zaytsev, see the Grammar Zoo entry for details: transform/xldf/v09/extracted
Source used for this grammar: Vadim Zaytsev, Ralf Lämmel, Software Language Processing Suite, XLDF, shared/xsd/xldf.xsd, 2011 [Explore]

Summary

• Total 13 production rules with 26 top alternatives and 114 symbols.
• Vocabulary: 36 = 21 nonterminals + 0 terminals + 15 labels + 0 markers.
• Total 21 nonterminal symbols: 13 defined (sequence, transformation, insert, remove-section, add-section, add-subsection, place, combine, drop, rename, append, import-grammar, import-sample), 12 root (sequence, insert, remove-section, add-section, add-subsection, place, combine, drop, rename, append, import-grammar, import-sample), 0 top (—), 8 bottom (SimpleText ², informative, normative, SimpleTextElement ², StructuredSection, front-simple-section, front-list, LexicalSection).
• Total 15 labels: [id] ⁴, [before], [after], [to] ³, [content] ², [from] ², [core], [section] ³, [inside], [with], [title], [where], [target] ², [file] ², [prettyprinter].

Syntax

sequence ::=
	transformation*

transformation ::=
	insert
	import-grammar
	import-sample
	drop
	place
	combine
	rename
	append
	remove-section
	add-section
	add-subsection

insert ::=
	([before]::([id]::string | SimpleTextElement) | [after]::([id]::string | SimpleTextElement) | [to]::string) [content]::SimpleText

remove-section ::=
	[id]::string [from]::string?

add-section ::=
	front-list
	LexicalSection
	[core]::StructuredSection

add-subsection ::=
	front-simple-section
	(normative | informative) [to]::string

place ::=
	[section]::string [inside]::string

combine ::=
	[section]::string [with]::string

drop ::=
	[section]::string

rename ::=
	[from]::([id]::string | [title]::string) [to]::string

append ::=
	[where]::string [content]::SimpleText

import-grammar ::=
	[target]::string [file]::string

import-sample ::=
	[target]::string [file]::string [prettyprinter]::string?

Maintained by Dr. Vadim Zaytsev a.k.a. @grammarware. Last updated in September 2015. [↑]