Program for creating language syntax/grammar “railroad” diagrams? [closed]
I'm looking for the program that JSON, SQLite and other projects are using to create the diagrams used for their language syntax, if there is a particular program. All of the diagrams have a similar style, with partially curved connections or arrows indicating flow.
There are some differences, making me wonder if it's a single program or just generic graphing tools used for a particular style.
software-rec syntax diagrams grammar
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I'm looking for the program that JSON, SQLite and other projects are using to create the diagrams used for their language syntax, if there is a particular program. All of the diagrams have a similar style, with partially curved connections or arrows indicating flow.
There are some differences, making me wonder if it's a single program or just generic graphing tools used for a particular style.
software-rec syntax diagrams grammar
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
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asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
closed as off-topic by DavidPostill♦ Jan 22 at 15:42
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The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
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Dec 27 '11 at 22:25
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I'm looking for the program that JSON, SQLite and other projects are using to create the diagrams used for their language syntax, if there is a particular program. All of the diagrams have a similar style, with partially curved connections or arrows indicating flow.
There are some differences, making me wonder if it's a single program or just generic graphing tools used for a particular style.
software-rec syntax diagrams grammar
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
I'm looking for the program that JSON, SQLite and other projects are using to create the diagrams used for their language syntax, if there is a particular program. All of the diagrams have a similar style, with partially curved connections or arrows indicating flow.
There are some differences, making me wonder if it's a single program or just generic graphing tools used for a particular style.
software-rec syntax diagrams grammar
software-rec syntax diagrams grammar
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
edited Sep 27 '14 at 14:43
Kenster
4,87021933
4,87021933
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
asked Dec 27 '11 at 18:25
ssubessube
790512
790512
closed as off-topic by DavidPostill♦ Jan 22 at 15:42
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The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
– RedGrittyBrick
Dec 27 '11 at 22:25
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The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
– RedGrittyBrick
Dec 27 '11 at 22:25
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The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
– RedGrittyBrick
Dec 27 '11 at 22:25
The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
– RedGrittyBrick
Dec 27 '11 at 22:25
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As you can see by my edits to your question, the kind of syntax diagram you're referring to is also known as a railroad diagram. Wikipedia mentions a few tools under the "External Links" section, including:
EBNF Visualizer
Ebnf2ps: Peter's Syntax Diagram Drawing Tool
EBNF Parser & Syntax Diagram Renderer
SQLite bubble-generator.tcl
See also these related Stack Exchange questions:
Super User: Software to draw/edit the Syntax of SQL statements
Stack Overflow: Tool for generating railroad diagram used on json.org
Stack Overflow: What is a good tool for creating railroad diagrams?
Stack Overflow: What's the name for this type of flowchart?
Stack Overflow: Software for creating “Language Diagrams” structures
Stack Overflow: BNF notation to SVG
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As you can see by my edits to your question, the kind of syntax diagram you're referring to is also known as a railroad diagram. Wikipedia mentions a few tools under the "External Links" section, including:
EBNF Visualizer
Ebnf2ps: Peter's Syntax Diagram Drawing Tool
EBNF Parser & Syntax Diagram Renderer
SQLite bubble-generator.tcl
See also these related Stack Exchange questions:
Super User: Software to draw/edit the Syntax of SQL statements
Stack Overflow: Tool for generating railroad diagram used on json.org
Stack Overflow: What is a good tool for creating railroad diagrams?
Stack Overflow: What's the name for this type of flowchart?
Stack Overflow: Software for creating “Language Diagrams” structures
Stack Overflow: BNF notation to SVG
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As you can see by my edits to your question, the kind of syntax diagram you're referring to is also known as a railroad diagram. Wikipedia mentions a few tools under the "External Links" section, including:
EBNF Visualizer
Ebnf2ps: Peter's Syntax Diagram Drawing Tool
EBNF Parser & Syntax Diagram Renderer
SQLite bubble-generator.tcl
See also these related Stack Exchange questions:
Super User: Software to draw/edit the Syntax of SQL statements
Stack Overflow: Tool for generating railroad diagram used on json.org
Stack Overflow: What is a good tool for creating railroad diagrams?
Stack Overflow: What's the name for this type of flowchart?
Stack Overflow: Software for creating “Language Diagrams” structures
Stack Overflow: BNF notation to SVG
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answered Dec 27 '11 at 20:42
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As you can see by my edits to your question, the kind of syntax diagram you're referring to is also known as a railroad diagram. Wikipedia mentions a few tools under the "External Links" section, including:
EBNF Visualizer
Ebnf2ps: Peter's Syntax Diagram Drawing Tool
EBNF Parser & Syntax Diagram Renderer
SQLite bubble-generator.tcl
See also these related Stack Exchange questions:
Super User: Software to draw/edit the Syntax of SQL statements
Stack Overflow: Tool for generating railroad diagram used on json.org
Stack Overflow: What is a good tool for creating railroad diagrams?
Stack Overflow: What's the name for this type of flowchart?
Stack Overflow: Software for creating “Language Diagrams” structures
Stack Overflow: BNF notation to SVG
edited May 23 '17 at 12:41
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answered Dec 27 '11 at 20:42
Chris W. ReaChris W. Rea
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As you can see by my edits to your question, the kind of syntax diagram you're referring to is also known as a railroad diagram. Wikipedia mentions a few tools under the "External Links" section, including:
EBNF Visualizer
Ebnf2ps: Peter's Syntax Diagram Drawing Tool
EBNF Parser & Syntax Diagram Renderer
SQLite bubble-generator.tcl
See also these related Stack Exchange questions:
Super User: Software to draw/edit the Syntax of SQL statements
Stack Overflow: Tool for generating railroad diagram used on json.org
Stack Overflow: What is a good tool for creating railroad diagrams?
Stack Overflow: What's the name for this type of flowchart?
Stack Overflow: Software for creating “Language Diagrams” structures
Stack Overflow: BNF notation to SVG
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The top one is from json.org and was drawn by Douglas Crockford using Visio. See stackoverflow.com/q/796824/477035 as in Chris W. Rea's answer.
– RedGrittyBrick
Dec 27 '11 at 22:25