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Lip Parsing Library
Lip provides powerful parser combinators for you to create reusable and flexible parsers.
Macros
- Parse one of many things.
- A parser that succeeds without chomping any characters.
Structs
- Add location information to any type.
- Records the location of a character within the source string.
Enums
- Records the result of the parser.
- What’s the deal with trailing commas? Are they Forbidden? Are they Optional? Are they Mandatory?
Traits
Functions
- Chomp one grapheme if it passes the test.
- Chomp one character if it passes the test.
- Chomp zero or more graphemes if they pass the test.
- Chomp zero or more characters if they pass the test.
- Chomp one or more graphemes if they pass the test.
- Chomp one or more characters if they pass the test.
- Pretty print the error.
- Parses a floating point number, excluding the sign in front.
- Parse an indentation specified the number of spaces.
- Parse a given number of indentations specified the number of spaces.
- Parses a decimal integer, excluding the sign in front.
- Parse a line comment started with
comment_symbol
. - Record the beginning and ending location of the thing being parsed.
- Parsers zero or more newline characters, each with indentations in front.
- Parsers one or more newline characters, each with indentations in front.
- Parse a newline that maybe preceeded by a comment started with
comment_symbol
. - Run the parser one or more times and combine each output into a vector of outputs.
- Run the parser one or more times until an end delimiter (or end of input) and combine each output into a vector of outputs.
- Optionally parse something.
- Optionally parse something. Returns supplied default value if parse failed.
- Indicate that a parser has reached a dead end.
- Repeat a parser n times
- Parse a sequence like lists or code blocks.
- Parse zero or more space characters.
- Parse one or more space characters.
- Take the chomped string from a bunch of chompers.
- Parse a given token string.
- Parse a variable.
- Run the parser zero or more times and combine each output into a vector of outputs.
- Run the parser zero or more times until an end delimiter (or end of input) and combine each output into a vector of outputs.