Beartama

I don’t know how to but my guess is it is not possible since SML relies on extremely advanced template meta programming to doing all it does at compile time.

I'm not sure what you mean by lost here. Could you give a snippet, its parse result (using `tree-sitter parse`) and the expected parse result?

so you want them to be named nodes instead of anonymous nodes? I remember having difficulties trying to do it, that's why I hide those nodes since it's good enough...

they are not really lost, they are just not explicitly named. You have do the interpretation yourself, looking at your output ```xml ``` you can collect the content from position...

and thank you for reporting the errorneous exclusion of single quote in unquoted arguments

What do you want to use this repo for? I started this primarily for https://github.com/nvim-treesitter/nvim-treesitter, but it is created according to https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter. If you are familiar with that then you...

since this is essentially a C library, I think it's possible to compile the files in the `src` directory and produce a `cmake.dll`. I currently don't have a setup for...

>I'd like to use this to analyze cmake project and then try to translate it to bazel. You are right that getting familiar with tree-sitter is a good start, however,...

could you give the link to the Python binding? I haven't done anything like that so I'm not sure myself

I failed to even import the library so I don't think I can help you with the Python version. Maybe you can try Rust since it's more straightforward