[][src]Crate combine_language

Example

let env = LanguageEnv::new(LanguageDef {
    ident: Identifier {
        start: letter(),
        rest: alpha_num(),
        reserved: ["if", "then", "else", "let", "in", "type"].iter()
                                                             .map(|x| (*x).into())
                                                             .collect(),
    },
    op: Identifier {
        start: satisfy(|c| "+-*/".chars().any(|x| x == c)),
        rest: satisfy(|c| "+-*/".chars().any(|x| x == c)),
        reserved: ["+", "-", "*", "/"].iter().map(|x| (*x).into()).collect()
    },
    comment_start: string("/*").map(|_| ()),
    comment_end: string("*/").map(|_| ()),
    comment_line: string("//").map(|_| ()),
});
let id = env.identifier();//An identifier parser
let integer = env.integer();//An integer parser
let result = (id, integer).easy_parse("this /* Skips comments */ 42");
assert_eq!(result, Ok(((String::from("this"), 42), "")));

Structs

Assoc

Struct for encompassing the associativity of an operator

BetweenChar

Parses P between two delimiter characters

Expression

Expression parser which handles binary operators

Identifier

Defines how to define an identifier (or operator)

LanguageDef

A struct type which contains the necessary definitions to construct a language parser

LanguageEnv

A type containing parsers for a specific language. For some parsers there are two version where the parser which ends with a _ is a variant which does not skip whitespace and comments after parsing the token itself.

Lex

A lexing parser for a language

Reserved

Parses a reserved word

WhiteSpace

A whitespace parser for a language

Enums

Fixity

Enumeration on fixities for the expression parser

Functions

expression_parser

Constructs an expression parser out of a term parser, an operator parser and a function which combines a binary expression to new expressions.

float

Type Definitions

LanguageParser
LexLanguageParser