PTFS - is a file system allowing to navigate through parse tree.
Essential parameters for mounting are a file with some text and
a parsing expressions grammar (describing the structure of input text).
The goal of the project is to create hacker friendly environment for writing
source code mining and transformation utilities.
Note: currently, PTFS is at the early stage of development so
it is very unstable and not feature complete.
BUILD
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Install ocaml 3.10 or later.
On debian you can simply run:
$ apt-get install ocaml-nox
To build ptfs, run:
$ ./configure (or ./autogen.sh in git repo)
$ make
INSTALLATION
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To install, run:
$ make install
USAGE EXAMPLE
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To mount a new parse tree type:
$ ptfs -g examples/arith.peg examples/text mountpoint
To see the subtext related with a node (directory) in a parse tree
use something like:
$ cat mountpoint/path_to_node/text
To unmount use:
$ fusermount -u mointpoint
AUROCHS CHANGES.
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PTFS uses Aurohcs (https://github.com/berke/aurochs) as
a backend parser (code in 'src/aurochs' subdir).
Aurochs slightly modified for the PTFS needs.
To find out modifications use 'ptfs hack' phrase in the Aurochs code.
Project contributor: Stanislav Bobykin.
Contact e-mail: sbobykin@gmail.com