Released yesterday is version 8.2 of Antlrvsix and Trash. This release enhances the Trash shell further, making it look more and more like a full-fledged analogy to the Bash shell. However, Trash uses the lingua-franca of parse trees and XPath. In this release, one can now pipe output–parse trees–between commands. The find command has been renamed to xgrep to further the analogy with grep. Various output commands have been added, such as st and text. File globbing for ls, cd, parse and other commands has been rewritten to be more like what you would see in Bash. I’ve added a run command to generate, build, and run parsers.
All in all, I think Trash is finally becoming the tool I’ve envisioned for language development.