Alternate output file name for generated files

[Jissai]

In grammar file directives @scanner, @parser, @ParserTree, @TextHighlighter
now accept the option FileName=<file_name>
Where <file_name> is the name of the file to be generated. <file_name>
must include the extension (ex .cs / .vb)

[Jissai]

I made modification on sourcecode from codeproject v1.3 of tinyPG.
I see there are changes in GitHub but i don't know if they are more recent or not.
I will rework the code to start from github sources

[tomspilman]

Hi Jissai.

First thanks for the contribution!

This is an "unofficial" fork of TinyPG (I also posted to your question on CodeProject). I created it because we had a need for some new features (mainly case insensitive symbols) and was frustrated by the author ignoring my questions.

I decided it would be best to have public fork of TinyPG on GitHub that we could improve and share with others.

I see there are changes in GitHub but i don't know if they are more recent or not.

We forked from the 1.3 sources originally some months ago:

https://github.com/SickheadGames/TinyPG/tree/7a4ad9681ba047d4bda03978580d081aa0f9454e

... but we've added new features to the code since then. Those are most likely the differences you are seeing.

[tomspilman]

From looking thru this diff the differences you are seeing are from these fixes/features:

• ParseError now properly initializes file and line number information.
• Production rules without a code block will by default evaluate their sub-rules.
• IDE now uses C# 3.x compiler when testing the generated parser code.
• Support for [IgnoreCase] flag on terminal symbols.
• New [FileAndLine] attribute for redefining the file and line number reported in errors.

This is all new code that didn't exist in 1.3.

[Jissai]

Ok, I will port my modifications on the latest code, ignore this pull request, I will try to make another cleaner tomorrow. (not quite familliar with git)

Another planned modification is to make TinyPG usable from command line for production. I saw a modification on codeproject, and i have coded one. I will see which one is the best.

Happy to see there is still life on this project, because we plan to use it a lot.

[tomspilman]

not quite familliar with git

Yea... I've been using it for a year and still don't feel fully comfortable with it, but it gets better.

make TinyPG usable from command line for production

I actually added an issue the other day to remind me to add that feature: #3

I'd be glad to see a pull request that adds a new command line project for it.

Happy to see there is still life on this project, because
we plan to use it a lot.

That is why we forked it.... we love it, are using it a lot, and want to see it improve.