Interpreter
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| + | The interpreter pattern is specific implimentation of the [[Composite|composite pattern]] generally used for language parsing. In the interpreter pattern a class is produced for each symbol in the language. A statement can then be broken down into a syntax tree of these classes which can in turn be used to interpret the statement. | ||
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[[Category:Design Patterns]] | [[Category:Design Patterns]] | ||
[[Category:Behavioural Patterns]] | [[Category:Behavioural Patterns]] | ||
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Revision as of 04:42, 23 July 2009
The interpreter pattern is specific implimentation of the composite pattern generally used for language parsing. In the interpreter pattern a class is produced for each symbol in the language. A statement can then be broken down into a syntax tree of these classes which can in turn be used to interpret the statement.
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Creational: Abstract Factory | Builder | Factory Method | Prototype | Singleton | |
