Struct lrtable::statetable::StateTable

pub struct StateTable<StorageT> {
    pub final_state: StIdx,
    /* private fields */
}

A representation of a StateTable for a grammar. actions and gotos are split into two separate hashmaps, rather than a single table, due to the different types of their values.

Fields

final_state: StIdx

Implementations

impl<StorageT: 'static + Hash + PrimInt + Unsigned> StateTable<StorageT>where
    usize: AsPrimitive<StorageT>,
    u32: AsPrimitive<StorageT>,

pub fn new(
    grm: &YaccGrammar<StorageT>,
    sg: &StateGraph<StorageT>
) -> Result<Self, StateTableError<StorageT>>

pub fn action(&self, stidx: StIdx, tidx: TIdx<StorageT>) -> Action<StorageT>

Return the action for stidx and sym, or None if there isn’t any.

pub fn state_actions(&self, stidx: StIdx) -> StateActionsIterator<'_, StorageT>

Return an iterator over the indexes of all non-empty actions of stidx.

pub fn state_shifts(&self, stidx: StIdx) -> StateActionsIterator<'_, StorageT>

Return an iterator over the indexes of all shift actions of stidx. By definition this is a subset of the indexes produced by state_actions.

pub fn reduce_only_state(&self, stidx: StIdx) -> bool

Does the state stidx 1) only contain reduce (and error) actions 2) do those reductions all reduce to the same production?

pub fn core_reduces(&self, stidx: StIdx) -> CoreReducesIterator<'_, StorageT>

Return an iterator over a set of “core” reduces of stidx. This is a minimal set of reduce actions which explore all possible reductions from a given state. Note that these are chosen non-deterministically from a set of equivalent reduce actions: you must not rely on always seeing the same reduce actions. For example if a state has these three items:

[E -> a ., $] [E -> b ., $] [F -> c ., $]

then the core reduces will be:

One of: [E -> a., $] or [E -> b., $] And: [F -> c., $]

since the two [E -> …] items both have the same effects on a parse stack.

pub fn goto(&self, stidx: StIdx, ridx: RIdx<StorageT>) -> Option<StIdx>

Return the goto state for stidx and ridx, or None if there isn’t any.

pub fn conflicts(&self) -> Option<&Conflicts<StorageT>>

Return a struct containing all conflicts or None if there aren’t any.