This section gives the details of the yacc grammar used to build the admst path parser. The admst path is very similar to the xml xpath language. In future releases of adms we plan to substitute the admst path by the xml xpath language. Lot of development is on going on importing the xpath technology to adms.
Some examples of valid admst paths
| admst path | description |
| select all modules | |
| select nodes the position of which is external - in other words select terminals | |
| select terminal the name of which is 'gate' |
The admst path grammar description is very simple. This is due to the limitations of the method applied to build the parser into adms (predicative parser). But it is good enough for most of the current applications that use adms.
| terminal | regexp | description |
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admstpathstyle.xsl
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admstpath.xml.
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