trparse 0.10.0

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dotnet tool install --global trparse --version 0.10.0                
This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
dotnet new tool-manifest # if you are setting up this repo
dotnet tool install --local trparse --version 0.10.0                
This package contains a .NET tool you can call from the shell/command line.
#tool dotnet:?package=trparse&version=0.10.0                
nuke :add-package trparse --version 0.10.0                

Parses a file, arg, or stdin using a built-in or generated parser.
This program is part of the Trash toolkit.

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# Trparse
Parse a file, command-line string argument, or stdin
using a built-in or generated parser, and output to stdout the
parse tree data. If the current directory contains a parser in
the `Generated/` sub-directory, then the tool will use the
parser in `Generated/`. Otherwise, the parse type will depend
on other inputs.
With the positional args,
a file is parse. If not using the `Generated/` parser,
the type of parse will be based on the file suffix:
* `.g2` for an Antlr2
* `.g3` for an Antlr3
* `.g4` for an Antlr4
* `.y` for a Bison
* `.ebnf` for ISO EBNF
You can force the type of parse with
the `--type` command-line option:
* `antlr2` for Antlr2
* `antlr3` for Antlr3
* `antlr4` for Antlr4
* `bison` for Bison
* `ebnf` for ISO EBNF
* `gen` for the `Generated/` parser
# Usage
trparse _options_
-i, --input String input.
-t, --type  Specifies type of parse, antlr4, antlr3, antlr2, bison, ebnf, gen
# Examples
trparse Java.g2
trparse -i "1+2+3"
trparse Foobar.g -t antlr2
echo "1+2+3" | trparse | trtree
# Current version
0.10.0 -- Updated trsplit, trtree, add trrup, trrr.