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Hi!
Now I have ported Bantam also to Rust.
It is available at https://github.com/jwurzer/bantam-rust.
It would be great if you put a reference to the Rust port in your Readme file so that my Rust port can be found easily :-)

This Rust version is similar in structure and design to the original Java version. The error handling is done with the panic! macro for simple unrecoverable error handling in the master branch. For error handling with recoverable errors the branch with-error-handling exist. This with-error-handling version is a little bit more complex but has the advantage that the program does not terminate immediately in case of a wrong parsed expressions.

Forgive me, but I was reading your tutorial and then looking at the code and noticed this.

The parselets are registered into a HashMap, which means that CallParselet will overwrite the GroupParselet, right?

Is this intended?

Hi!
I have ported Bantam to C++11.
It is available at https://github.com/jwurzer/bantam-cpp.
It would be great if you put a reference to the C++ port in your Readme file so that my C++ port can be found easily :-)

My C++ version corresponds as best as possible to this original Java version. It uses C++11. The C++ port is implemented as a header-only library. All necessary files are located in the include directory. The member functions are implemented directly in the according class in the header file instead of in a separate C++ file. This also has the advantage that it looks even more like the Java version. Only the test program for testing the implementation is located in the C++ file src/main.cpp. This C++ port uses unique pointers and namespaces.

There is also another C++ port available (by stefanboca) which uses C++20, shared pointers instead of unique pointers, no namespaces and extra C++ files for most longer implementations (no header-only). This other C++ port can be found under https://github.com/stefanboca/bantam-cpp. Maybe you want also add this other C++ port to your Readme.

Best regards
Jürgen

Hello,

I just wanted to share that I've made a Kotlin port that can be found here:

https://github.com/hiperbou/bantam-kotlin