Struct combinedfun::WithCollectionGenerator

pub struct WithCollectionGenerator<A, CG>(_, _);

This type is used to make the syntactic sugar work. It's observed if you multiply a parser or an ElementSeparatorElementSeparator] by a function (see * for ElementSeparator, or * for Parser). Specifically, it allows to use operators for Parser::separated and Parser::repeat.

Trait Implementations

impl<C, F1, I, CG, R> Mul<R> for WithCollectionGenerator<Parser<F1, I>, CG> where
    F1: ParserImpl<I>,
    R: RangeLike,
    I: Clone,
    CG: Fn() -> C,
    C: Collection<Item = F1::Output>, 

type Output = Parser<MapLeft<CountedSeparated<CG, R, F1, Epsilon<F1::Error>>>, I>

The resulting type after applying the * operator.

fn mul(self, range: R) -> Self::Output

Performs the * operation.

impl<C, F1, F2, I, CG, R> Mul<R> for WithCollectionGenerator<ElementSeparator<F1, F2, I>, CG> where
    F1: ParserImpl<I>,
    F2: ParserImpl<I, Error = F1::Error>,
    R: RangeLike,
    I: Clone,
    CG: Fn() -> C,
    C: Collection<Item = F1::Output>, 

type Output = Parser<MapLeft<CountedSeparated<CG, R, F1, F2>>, I>

The resulting type after applying the * operator.

fn mul(self, range: R) -> Self::Output

Performs the * operation.