Closed zeromold closed 2 years ago
Honest answer - I have no idea, I haven't looked at that code in six years.
I fired up the existing code with the current version of pyparsing (3.0.7) and it no longer runs.
Your suggested fix runs but I get malformed results for example in the translation of https://github.com/elfnor/generative-art-examples/blob/master/koch_snowflake.es
{y 0.866 } R1
should translate to
<call transforms="ty 0.866" rule="R1"/>
but now gives
<call transforms="" rule="[['y', '0.866']]"/>
Which doesn't work in Sverchok, and is probably a problem somewhere else in my code or changes in pyparsing, not with the suggested fix.
I'll have a look - but no promises
I've tested the code is working with python 3.9.5 and pyparsing 2.1.3. There have been significant changes to pyparsing since then (latest version is 3.0.7)
Updating it to work with latest pyparsing is possible but low priority for me.
In es_call() change: CHANGE: atr_value = pcall.rule_name[0] TO: atr_value = pcall[0]
Where did the 'rule_name' property come from?