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	<title>Comments on: This sentence is false</title>
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		<title>By: David Doty</title>
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		<dc:creator>David Doty</dc:creator>
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		<description>Andrew -
   Take a look at the C/C++ parser in SWIG (Simple Wrapper and Interface Generator, at swig.org).  You can write a "language module" add in that gets the entire tree for you to play with.  Existing language modules write wrapper code to interface the C/C++ with a scripting or other language with a well-defined API (e.g., TCL, Perl, Python, C#, Java via JNI).

   David
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   Take a look at the C/C++ parser in SWIG (Simple Wrapper and Interface Generator, at swig.org).  You can write a &#8220;language module&#8221; add in that gets the entire tree for you to play with.  Existing language modules write wrapper code to interface the C/C++ with a scripting or other language with a well-defined API (e.g., TCL, Perl, Python, C#, Java via JNI).</p>
<p>   David</p>
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