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RACR-meta: refactoring according to well-proven language design patterns #64

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christoff-buerger opened this issue Jun 27, 2016 · 0 comments
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RACR-meta: refactoring according to well-proven language design patterns #64

christoff-buerger opened this issue Jun 27, 2016 · 0 comments
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The RACR meta-language has to be refactored according to good practices in the design of RACR-based languages, for example to use :NonTerminalType for abstract syntax tree node instantiation and =attribute-name to query attributes. Similar refactorings like for issues #56 and #41 are required.
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@christoff-buerger christoff-buerger changed the title RACR-meta: refactoring according to common language design patterns RACR-meta: refactoring according to well-proven language design patterns Jun 27, 2016
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