Exceptions indicated.
- *case-insensitive-literals*
- build-parser
- build-parser-from-combinators
- build-rule
- cfg
- check-grammar
- content
- contents
- double-quoted-regexp
- double-quoted-string
- ebnf
- escape
- inside-comment
- opt-whitespace
- process-regexp
- process-string
- regex-doc
- safe-read-stringclj/s≠
- seq-nt
- single-quoted-regexp
- single-quoted-string
- string+
- tag
- wrap-readerclj
- ws
instaparse.cfg
This is the context free grammar that recognizes context free grammars.
This is the context free grammar that recognizes context free grammars.
*case-insensitive-literals*clj/s
Sets whether all string literal terminals in a built grammar will be treated as case insensitive.
true: case-insensitive
false: case-sensitive
:default: case-sensitive for EBNF, case-insensitive for ABNF
Sets whether all string literal terminals in a built grammar will be treated as case insensitive. `true`: case-insensitive `false`: case-sensitive `:default`: case-sensitive for EBNF, case-insensitive for ABNF
build-parserclj/s
(build-parser spec output-format)build-parser-from-combinatorsclj/s
(build-parser-from-combinators grammar-map output-format start-production)build-ruleclj/s
(build-rule tree)Convert one parsed rule from the grammar into combinators
Convert one parsed rule from the grammar into combinators
cfgclj/s
check-grammarclj/s
(check-grammar grammar-map)Throw error if grammar uses any invalid non-terminals in its productions
Throw error if grammar uses any invalid non-terminals in its productions
contentclj/s
contentsclj/s
double-quoted-regexpclj/s
double-quoted-stringclj/s
ebnfclj/s
(ebnf spec & {:as opts})Takes an EBNF grammar specification string and returns the combinator version. If you give it the right-hand side of a rule, it will return the combinator equivalent. If you give it a series of rules, it will give you back a grammar map. Useful for combining with other combinators.
Takes an EBNF grammar specification string and returns the combinator version. If you give it the right-hand side of a rule, it will return the combinator equivalent. If you give it a series of rules, it will give you back a grammar map. Useful for combining with other combinators.
escapeclj/s
(escape s)Converts escaped single-quotes to unescaped, and unescaped double-quotes to escaped
Converts escaped single-quotes to unescaped, and unescaped double-quotes to escaped
inside-commentclj/s
opt-whitespaceclj/s
process-regexpclj/s
(process-regexp s)Converts single quoted regexp to double-quoted
Converts single quoted regexp to double-quoted
process-stringclj/s
(process-string s)Converts single quoted string to double-quoted
Converts single quoted string to double-quoted
regex-docclj/s
(regex-doc pattern-str comment)Adds a comment to a Clojure regex, or no-op in ClojureScript
Adds a comment to a Clojure regex, or no-op in ClojureScript
safe-read-stringclj/s≠
(safe-read-string s)Expects a double-quote at the end of the string
Expects a double-quote at the end of the string
seq-ntclj/s
(seq-nt parser)Returns a sequence of all non-terminals in a parser built from combinators.
Returns a sequence of all non-terminals in a parser built from combinators.
single-quoted-regexpclj/s
single-quoted-stringclj/s
string+clj/s
(string+ s ci-by-default?)Returns a string combinator that may be case-insensntive, based on (in priority order):
- the value of
*case-insensitive-literals*, if it has been overridden to a boolean - the supplied
ci-by-default?parameter
Returns a string combinator that may be case-insensntive, based on (in priority order): 1) the value of `*case-insensitive-literals*`, if it has been overridden to a boolean 2) the supplied `ci-by-default?` parameter
tagclj/s
wrap-readerclj
(wrap-reader reader)wsclj/s
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