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title: PMD How to Add a New CPD Language
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short_title: Add a New CPD Language
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tags: [customizing]
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summary: How to Add a New CPD Language
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series: Customizing PMD
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weight: 8
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last_updated: July 3, 2016
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sidebar: mydoc_sidebar
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permalink: adding_new_cpd_language.html
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folder: mydoc
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---
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{% include custom/series_customizing.html %}
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# How to Add a New Language to CPD
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If you wish CPD to parse a unsupported language, you can easily develop a new parser for CPD. All you need to is implements the following interface:
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* net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.Language
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* net.sourceforge.pmd.cpd.Tokenizer
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Do not forget to the follow the proper naming convention, as the CPD parser factory use this convention:
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* Language Name + "Language"
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* Tokenizer Name + "Tokenizer"
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For instance, if you develop a python parser, you should have two classes named PythonLanguage and PythonTokenizer.
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To test your parser, just package it in a jar and add your jar to the classpath.
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{% include custom/series_customizing_previous.html %}
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{% include custom/series_customizing_next.html %}
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{% include links.html %}
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