Python for syntax conversion

[Gribouillis]

I get what the table_data_lines is doing but I don't know the things in read_table.
what is the parameter inside (table_name, sequence, parsed_file)?

Well, 'table_name' is the name of the table to read. It is known because this function is called immediately after the parser has read a line starting with TABLE:. The 'sequence' argument is the sequence produced by table_data_line(), that is to say a sequence of pairs (lineno, line) read from the file. When the sequence is passed to read_table(), the lines that come next in the sequence are the rows of the table. The argument 'parsed_file' is the list to which we add the TableRecord's that we produce. This list is created in the function parse_file().

The function read_table() read lines in the file and create a TableRecord which rows are extracted from these lines. It stops when it meets a line starting with TABLE:, which indicates the beginning of a new table. In that case, it returns the name of the next table.

I ignored the line File C:... at the beginning of the file that you linked. Is this line a part of the file? In that case, we may need to modify parse_file() in order to ignore all the lines that come before the first TABLE:... line.