Jean-Rémy Falleri

Hi @s0nata! Yes we have several serialization format for trees and diffs. The more basic one is the `toTreeString()` method. No particular documentation on that unfortuntately. What kind of doc...

Hi! With which parser? Cheers.

Sorry it's highly possible. Cgum is not really maintained at the moment. Maybe you could try with tree-sitter C parser? Cheers.

You're right, it's not released yet on Maven central. Cheers.

Hi! It would be a nice feature! There are two solution, depending on if a parser for swift exists in Java. In this case you can use the parsers API...

Yes you have to make an executable tool that uses your parser to produce a XML compatible with GumTree! You can take a look to the format here (in testSerializeTree()):...

For instance consider the Python code `v = 12;` We have the following tree : Therefore, **type**: lexical category of the node **value** (only valid for leaf nodes): associated value...

Hi! cgum is here : https://github.com/GumTreeDiff/cgum But if it's easier you can also look into the gen.python and https://github.com/GumTreeDiff/pythonparser tools that does exactly the same also. I just fixed these...

Hi! Any progress on this issue? Cheers!

Hi @aminul7506! If you are still interested by having Swift into GumTree I think I can use the tree sitter parser easily now?