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The lexical forms of RFC 9110 section 5.6: tokens, optional whitespace, quoted strings, words (token / quoted-string), and comments.

Examples

use parse_net::text;

assert!(text::is_token(b"no-cache") && !text::is_token(b"no cache"));
assert_eq!(text::trim_ows(b" \t gzip \t"), b"gzip");
let (q, used) = text::parse_quoted(b"\"a \\\"b\\\" c\"; x")?;
assert_eq!(used, 11);
assert!(q.eq_bytes(b"a \"b\" c"));

Structs

Comment

A validated comment: the text without the outer parentheses, and the deepest nesting reached.

Quoted

A validated quoted string: the bytes between the quotes, and whether any quoted pair occurs.

Unescape

The unescaped bytes of a Quoted value.

Enums

Word

token / quoted-string: the value form of parameters and directives.

Functions

is_ows

Whether b is optional whitespace: SP or HTAB only.

is_token

Whether s is a token: non-empty, every byte tchar (RFC 9110 section 5.6.2).

parse_comment

Parses the comment at the start of s (RFC 9110 section 5.6.5), nested comments included, counted and never recursed.

parse_quoted

Parses the quoted string at the start of s (RFC 9110 section 5.6.4).

parse_token

The longest token prefix of s, and its length.

parse_word

Parses a word at the start of s: a quoted string when s starts with ", a token otherwise.

skip_ows

The number of leading SP and HTAB bytes in s.

trim_ows

s without leading and trailing SP and HTAB.