def __init__(self):
self.KNOWN_WORDS = []
self.add_known_words(*PARSER_ARTICLES)
# subparser takes (parser, var, input, i, ctxt, actor, next)
self.subparsers = dict()
self.object_classes = {"something": "thing", "somewhere": "room"}
self.parse_thing = ActivityTable(accumulator=list_append,
doc="""A
parse_thing parser takes the arguments (parser, subparser,
var, name, words, input, i, ctxt, next, multiplier=1), and
then tries to parse the input from the point of view of the
name and the words=(adjs,nouns) arguments. The subparser is
the name of the subparser which called parse_thing so that we
can disambiguate properly. Note: this may be backwards from
what is expected--we try to find the thing we're looking for
rather than try to find any thing. Should return
[Matched(..), ...] or something.""")
def _to(f):
if not self._activities.has_key(name):
self._activities[name] = ActivityTable()
self._activities[name].add_handler(f, **kwargs)
return f
def define_activity(self, name, **kwargs):
self._activities[name] = ActivityTable(**kwargs)
def define_subparser(self, name, doc=None):
self.subparsers[name] = ActivityTable(accumulator=list_append, doc=doc)
