Is there a Scala library that parses Scala and creates an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)?
Ideally I am interested in a Scala library. Plan B would be a Java library.
(I know I could leverage the EBNF from the Scala Syntax Summary.)
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Is there a Scala library that parses Scala and creates an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST)?
Ideally I am interested in a Scala library. Plan B would be a Java library.
(I know I could leverage the EBNF from the Scala Syntax Summary.)
I would think the best way to access the AST is with a compiler plugin. You should read a soft introduction before diving in deep.