Cleanroom examples: WebStyler

I wrote the WebStyler program to help me maintain the 500-plus Web pages of the TCC help system.

• For program externals, see the specification.
• The program is written in the Icon programming language; see my Icon help page.
• The main program is not in strict object-oriented style, but most of the rest is.
• Some of my standard Cleanroom objects are used throughout this program. In particular:
  • The Log object handles error logging and the counting of errors by class.
  • The Scan object deals with parsing and error messages relating to parse errors.
• Here's a list of the objects specific to WebStyler:
  • The PathMap object represents the PathMap file and handles the decoding of short names.
  • The Plan object represents the Plan file.
  • Each Topic object represents one line of the Plan file.
  • Each LinkVar object describes one use of an <RR> tag, whose variant link text must be written into the ``navigational shock report.''
  • The TmplPool object is a cache for Template objects.
  • Each Template object describes one template file. This object also uses the OpenCond object for parsing templates, and the Condition, IfStack, and TToken objects to control template expansion.
  • Each input file is represented by a Body object. This object uses the Target object to represent places where links can point, and it uses the Webtag object to parse HTML tags in the input file.

Last updated: 1996/11/01 21:30:09
URL: http://www.nmt.edu/~shipman/soft/clean/webstyler.html