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 -- Example of a lexical analyzer based on the Eiffel syntax.
 -- The analyzer itself is found in the file ``eiffel_lex'', which

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 Scanning file `eiffel_scan.e'.
 

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 	class 

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 In the directory '''$ISE_EIFFEL/examples/lex''' you will find a system that scans Eiffel classes. It consists of the class [[EIFFEL_SCAN Text|EIFFEL_SCAN]] . It uses the file [[EiffelLex Samples|eiffel_regular]]  as lexical grammar to analyze an Eiffel class passed on the command line. 
 
 When compiling the example, the executable '''eiffel_scan(.exe)''' is created. Use the program as follows: 

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 *  [[Eiffel scanner|Eiffel scanner]]  
 
 

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 ==OVERVIEW==
 
 When analyzing a text by computer, it is usually necessary to split it into individual components or '''tokens'''. In human languages, the tokens are the words; in programming languages, tokens are the basic constituents of software texts, such as identifiers, constants and special symbols. 

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