- *satisfy
- *skip-satisfy
- *skip-space
- *str
- *str-until
- +satisfy
- +skip-satisfy
- +skip-space
- +str
- +str-until
- any-char
- any-of
- ascii-letter
- ascii-lower
- ascii-upper
- char
- char-range
- char-return
- column-index
- digit
- hex
- letter
- line-index
- lower
- newline
- newline-return
- none-of
- octal
- peek-char
- position
- regex
- regex-groups
- satisfy
- skip-any-char
- skip-char
- skip-newline
- skipped
- space
- strcat
- string
- string-ci
- string-return
- tab
- unicode-newline
- unicode-space
- upper
paco.char
*satisfyclj/s
(*satisfy pred)Returns a parser that parses a sequence of zero or more characters
satisfying pred, and returns them as a string.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
manySatisfy
Returns a parser that parses a sequence of zero or more characters satisfying `pred`, and returns them as a string. Similar to: - fparsec: `manySatisfy`
*skip-satisfyclj/s
(*skip-satisfy pred)Like *satisfy, but returns nil.
Like `*satisfy`, but returns `nil`.
*skip-spaceclj/s
This parser skips over zero or more space characters.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
spaces
This parser skips over zero or more space characters. Similar to: - fparsec: `spaces`
*strclj/s
(*str p)Returns a parser that matches p zero or more times and returns a string of
the concatenated results of p.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
manyChars,manyStrings
Returns a parser that matches `p` zero or more times and returns a string of the concatenated results of `p`. Similar to: - fparsec: `manyChars`, `manyStrings`
*str-untilclj/s
(*str-until p pend)(*str-until p pend include-end?)Returns a parser that repeatedly applies the parser p for as long
as pend fails (without changing the parser state). It returns a string
concatenation of the results returned by p.
When include-end? is true, also includes the result of pend in the
returned collection.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
manyCharsTill
Returns a parser that repeatedly applies the parser `p` for as long as `pend` fails (without changing the parser state). It returns a string concatenation of the results returned by `p`. When `include-end?` is true, also includes the result of `pend` in the returned collection. Similar to: - fparsec: `manyCharsTill`
+satisfyclj/s
(+satisfy pred)Like *satisfy, but requires pred to succeed at least once.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
many1Satisfy
Like `*satisfy`, but requires `pred` to succeed at least once. Similar to: - fparsec: `many1Satisfy`
+skip-satisfyclj/s
(+skip-satisfy pred)(+skip-satisfy pred label)Like +satisfy, but returns nil.
Like `+satisfy`, but returns `nil`.
+skip-spaceclj/s
This parser skips over one or more space characters.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
spaces1
This parser skips over one or more space characters. Similar to: - fparsec: `spaces1`
+strclj/s
(+str p)Like *str, but requires p to match at least ocne.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
many1Chars,many1Strings
Like `*str`, but requires `p` to match at least ocne. Similar to: - fparsec: `many1Chars`, `many1Strings`
+str-untilclj/s
(+str-until p pend)(+str-until p pend include-end?)Like *str-until, but requires p to succeed at least once.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
many1CharsTill
Like `*str-until`, but requires `p` to succeed at least once. Similar to: - fparsec: `many1CharsTill`
any-ofclj/s
(any-of s)Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream
is contained in the string s.
Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream is contained in the string `s`.
charclj/s
(char ch)Returns a parser that succeeds if ch comes next in the input stream and
returns the character ch.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
pchar
Returns a parser that succeeds if `ch` comes next in the input stream and returns the character `ch`. Similar to: - fparsec: `pchar`
char-rangeclj/s
(char-range min-ch max-ch)(char-range min-ch max-ch label)Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the
input stream is within the range [min-ch max-ch] (inclusive).
Example: (char-range \a \z) matches a lower-case ASCII character.
Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream is within the range `[min-ch max-ch]` (inclusive). Example: `(char-range \a \z)` matches a lower-case ASCII character.
char-returnclj/s
(char-return ch value)Returns a parser that succeeds if ch comes next in the input stream,
returning value.
Returns a parser that succeeds if `ch` comes next in the input stream, returning `value`.
column-indexclj/s
(column-index pos)Returns the column index of the position pos. The first column index is 0.
Returns the column index of the position `pos`. The first column index is 0.
line-indexclj/s
(line-index pos)Returns the line index of the position pos. The first line index is 0.
Returns the line index of the position `pos`. The first line index is 0.
lowerclj/s
Parses a lower-case letter character.
Parses a lower-case letter character.
newlineclj/s
Parses a common newline sequence: \n, \r,
or \r\n, normalizing the return value to \n.
Parses a common newline sequence: `\n`, `\r`, or `\r\n`, normalizing the return value to `\n`.
newline-returnclj/s
(newline-return value)Returns a parser that matches a newline sequence and returns x.
Returns a parser that matches a newline sequence and returns `x`.
none-ofclj/s
(none-of s)Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream
is not contained in the string s.
Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream is not contained in the string `s`.
peek-charclj/s
(peek-char ch)Returns a parser that succeeds if the character ch comes next, without
changing parser state.
Returns a parser that succeeds if the character `ch` comes next, without changing parser state.
positionclj/s
(position source reply)This parser returns the current position in the input stream.
This parser returns the current position in the input stream.
regexclj/s
(regex re)(regex re label)Returns a parser that matches the regular expression pattern re at the
current source position and returns the matched string.
Returns a parser that matches the regular expression pattern `re` at the current source position and returns the matched string.
regex-groupsclj/s
(regex-groups re)(regex-groups re label)Returns a parser that matches the regular expression pattern re
at the current source position and returns the matched string or a vector of
groups like re-groups.
Returns a parser that matches the regular expression pattern `re` at the current source position and returns the matched string or a vector of groups like `re-groups`.
satisfyclj/s
(satisfy pred)(satisfy pred label)Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input
stream satisfies the predicate pred, and returns the accepted character.
Otherwise, the parser fails without changing the parser state.
Returns a parser that succeeds if the next character in the input stream satisfies the predicate `pred`, and returns the accepted character. Otherwise, the parser fails without changing the parser state.
skippedclj/s
(skipped p)Returns a parser that applies the parser p and returns the skipped source
characters as a string (ignoring the result of p).
Returns a parser that applies the parser `p` and returns the skipped source characters as a string (ignoring the result of `p`).
spaceclj/s
This parser matches a common whitespace character: space, tabulator, newline or carriage return.
This parser matches a common whitespace character: space, tabulator, newline or carriage return.
strcatclj/s
(strcat & ps)Returns a parser that applies the parsers ps in sequence and returns
the string concatenation of their return values
Returns a parser that applies the parsers `ps` in sequence and returns the string concatenation of their return values
stringclj/s
(string s)Returns a parser that succeeds if the string s comes next in the input
stream.
This parser is atomic: it does not change the input state when only a prefix
of s matches.
As an optimisation, this parser skips line tracking, therefore s cannot
contain newlines.
Similar to:
- fparsec:
pstring
Returns a parser that succeeds if the string `s` comes next in the input stream. This parser is atomic: it does not change the input state when only a prefix of `s` matches. As an optimisation, this parser skips line tracking, therefore `s` cannot contain newlines. Similar to: - fparsec: `pstring`
string-ciclj/s
(string-ci s)Like string, but matches s case-insensitive.
Like `string`, but matches `s` case-insensitive.
string-returnclj/s
(string-return s x)Like (return (string s) x).
Like `(return (string s) x)`.
tabclj/s
This parser matches a tabulator character.
This parser matches a tabulator character.
unicode-newlineclj/s
Parses any Unicode newline sequence and returns \n.
Parses any Unicode newline sequence and returns `\n`.
unicode-spaceclj/s
This parser matches any Unicode whitespace character.
This parser matches any Unicode whitespace character.
upperclj/s
Parses an upper-case letter character.
Parses an upper-case letter character.
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