A token with no contents and a static body.
Formats the given vector of strings in the fashion (a; b; c), where a, b,
and c are debug-formatted tags (in order to see escape characters).
Prints a vector of tokens using their default Display method.
Processes a rule across a vector of tokens. Starting from the first token,
iteratively applies the rule on a single token. If that application returns
None, continues applying the rule on the token and the next, then the next,
and so on until the function returns Some or there are no tokens left to
process. This process is explained more thoroughly with examples in the
readme.
See
process_rule. May or may not print a message signifying when each
replacement is made.
Processes multiple rules on a vector of tokens. See
process_rule.
Chops up a string slice into a vector of owned tokens. Also appends an empty
token to the tail of the vector to enable certain lexing functions like
scanning for words.
Consolidates a single string slice and a vector of tags into one token.
Mostly used for debugging.
Goes with the TokenStructure enum. Specifies whether a borrowed vector of
tokens consists of multiple tokens, a single token, or none at all.
Wraps up a vector of consecutive tokens into one token and applies the
specified tags.