protoflex.parse — parse-ez 0.3.6

Clojure Parser Library.

*parser-state* clj

->fns clj macro

(->fns & exprs)

all-ops clj

(all-ops)

ang-brackets clj

(ang-brackets parse-fn)

Returns the result of applying specifed parse function to text that is in between the opening and closing angular brackets '<' and '>'

any clj

(any & parse-fns)

Returns the result of the first successfully matching parse-function. If none of the parse functions match, an exception is thrown.

any-string clj

(any-string sep)

Reads a single-quoted or double-quoted or a plain-string that is followed by the specified separator sep; the separator is not part of the returned string.

any_ clj macro

(any_ & parse-exprs)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls any when it is invoked. The arguments parse-exprs are converted to parse functions and passed to any in the returned function's body. See any.

at-end? clj

(at-end?)

Returns true if no more input is left to be read; false otherwise.

attempt clj

(attempt parse-fn)

Tries to match the input at the current position with the provided parse function. If the parse function matches successfully, the matched text is returned and the input cursor advances by the length of the matched text. Otherwise a nil is returned and the current position in the input remains unchanged.

attempt_ clj macro

(attempt_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls attempt when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to attempt in the returned function's body. See attempt.

auto-trim-if clj

(auto-trim-if)

Automatically trim the leading input text if :auto-trim option is set to true.

auto-trim-off clj

(auto-trim-off)

Turns off the auto-trim option.

auto-trim-on clj

(auto-trim-on)

Turns on auto-trim feature that cleans trailing white-space, comments or whatever the custom ws-reader if any is spe

back-to-mark clj

(back-to-mark mark)

Resets the positional parameters to a previously set mark.

between clj

(between start-fn parse-fn end-fn)

Applies the supplied start-fn, parse-fn and end-fn functions and returns the result of parse-fn. This is typically used to parse content enclosed by some delimiters on either side.

blk-cmt clj

(blk-cmt beg end)

Reads and returns a block comment as specified by the begin and end markers. Throws an exception if the specified block-comment doesn't occur at the current position.

blk-cmt? clj

(blk-cmt? beg end)

Similar to blk-cmt but returns a nil instead of throwing an exception in case of a match failure.

braces clj

(braces parse-fn)

Returns the result of applying specifed parse function to text that is in between the opening and closing braces '{' and '}'

build-tree clj

(build-tree nodes)

chr clj

(chr ch)

If the next character in the input matches the specified character ch, returns it; otherwise throws an exception.

chr- clj

(chr- ch)

Same as chr but with auto-trimming turned off for the following input

chr-in clj

(chr-in chars)

If the next character in the input matches any character in the specified string or character collection, the matching character is returned. Otherwise throws an exception.

chr-in- clj

(chr-in- chars)

Same as chr-in but with auto-trimming turned off for the following input

decimal clj

(decimal)

Parses a decimal value and returns a Double.

default-options clj

dq-str clj

(dq-str)

Parses a double-quoted string and returns the matched string (minus the quotes)

eval-expr clj

(eval-expr & args)

Parses and evaluates an expression in infix notation. Args: expression-string followed by parser options. See parse function for details.

eval-expr-tree clj

(eval-expr-tree ptree)

Evaluates the parse tree returned by expr parse function.

expect clj

(expect expected-msg parse-fn)

Customize error message; if the specified parse function doesn't match the current input text, the error message of the parse exception will include the specified custom expected-message.

expect_ clj macro

(expect_ expected-msg parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls expect when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to expect in the returned function's body. See expect.

expr clj

(expr)

Parses expressions and returns the parse tree as nested vectors.

get-default-op-fn-map clj

(get-default-op-fn-map)

get-default-ops clj

(get-default-ops)

get-opt clj

(get-opt k)

(get-opt k d)

Returns the value for parser option k; if the optional default value parameter d is specified, its value is returned if the option k is not set in parser options.

has-priority? clj

(has-priority? op1 op2)

init-operators clj

(init-operators operators)

integer clj

(integer)

Parses a long integer value and returns a Long.

la-strs clj

(la-strs la-pf-vec)

lexeme clj

(lexeme parse-fn)

Applies the specified parse function for current input text, consumes any following whitespace, comments and returns the result of the parse function application.

lexeme_ clj macro

(lexeme_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls lexeme when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to lexeme in the returned function's body. See lexeme.

line-cmt clj

(line-cmt beg)

Reads and returns a line comment as specified by the begin marker. Throws an exception if the specified block-comment doesn't occur at the current position.

line-cmt? clj

(line-cmt? beg)

Similar to line-cmt but returns a nil instead of throwing an exception in case of a match failure.

line-pos clj

(line-pos)

Returns [line column] vector representing the current cursor position of the parser

line-pos-str clj

(line-pos-str)

Returns line position in a descriptive string.

look-ahead clj

(look-ahead la-pf-vec)

Takes a collection of look-ahead-string and parse-function pairs and applies the first parse function that follows the matching look-ahead-string and returns the result, or throws a parse exception if the parse function fails.

If none of the look-ahead strings match the current text, an exception is thrown.

To specify a default parse function, provide an empty string as look-ahead and the default parse function at the end of the argument list.

Args: [la-str-1 parse-fn-1 la-str-2 parse-fn-2 ...]

look-ahead* clj

(look-ahead* la-pf-vec)

Same as look-ahead, but consumes the matching look-ahead string before applying the corresponding parse function.

mark-pos clj

(mark-pos)

Returns the current positional parameters of the parser.

multi* clj

(multi* parse-fn)

Matches zero or more occurrences of text accepted by the provided parse function and returns the results in a vector.

multi*_ clj macro

(multi*_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls multi* when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to multi* in the returned function's body. See multi*.

multi+ clj

(multi+ parse-fn)

Matches one or more occurrences of text accepted by the provided parse function and returns the results in a vector. If the parse function doesn't match even once, an exception is thrown.

multi+_ clj macro

(multi+_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls multi+ when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to multi+ in the returned function's body. See multi+.

next-text clj

(next-text)

no-trim clj

(no-trim parse-fn)

Similar to with-trim-off, but takes a function as a parameter instead of the body

no-trim-nl clj

(no-trim-nl parse-fn)

Turns off automatic trimming of newline characters (as part of white-space) and executes the specified function. The earlier auto-trim options are restored at the end of execution of the specified function.

no-trim-nl_ clj macro

(no-trim-nl_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls no-trim-nl when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to no-trim-nl in the returned function's body. See no-trim-nl.

no-trim_ clj macro

(no-trim_ parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls no-trim when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to no-trim in the returned function's body. See no-trim.

number clj

(number)

Matches an integral or non-integral numeric value. While the function decimal also matches both integer and non-integer values, it always returns a Double; where as number returns Long for integers and Double for non-integers.

op-map clj

(op-map)

operator clj

(operator)

opt clj

(opt parse-fn)

(opt parse-fn default-val)

Same as attempt, but accepts a default value argument to return in case the specified parse function fails. Useful for matching optional text.

opt_ clj macro

(opt_ parse-expr)

(opt_ parse-expr default-val)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls opt when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to opt in the returned function's body. See opt.

paren-expr clj

(paren-expr)

parens clj

(parens parse-fn)

Returns the result of applying specifed parse function to text that is in between the opening and closing parentheses '(' and ')'

parse clj

(parse parse-fn input-str & opts)

This function triggers off the parsing of the provided input string using the specified parse function. The following parser options may be provided to alter the default behavior of the parser: :blk-cmt-delim - vector specifying start and end of block-comment markers :line-cmt-start - string specifying the begin marker of a line comment :ws-regex - regular expression for matching (non-comment) white space :auto-trim - whether to automatically remove the leading whitespace/comments at the current position in the input text or immediately after a parse action. :word-regex - regular expression for matching words :operators - a vector of vector of operators in the decreasing order of precedence; see get-default-ops function for an example. :op-fn-map - a map of operator and the function to call for that operator when evaluating expressions :eof - if true, the parse function must consume the entire input text

Args: parse-fn - parse function to apply input-str - input text to be parsed opts - key value options (listed above)

parse_ clj macro

(parse_ parse-expr input-str & opts)

Similar to the parse function, but takes a parse expression instead of a parse function as its first argument. The parse expression is any clojure expression that performs parsing by calling built-in or custom parse functions. See the documentation for parse

parser-init clj

(parser-init input-str)

(parser-init input-str opts)

Initializes the parser state with the specified input string and options.

read-ch clj

(read-ch)

(read-ch is-no-auto-trim)

Reads and return the next input character. Throws an exception if the current position is at the end of the input.

read-ch-in-set clj

(read-ch-in-set char-set)

(read-ch-in-set char-set is-no-auto-trim)

Reads and returns the next character if it matches any of the characters specified in the provided set. An exception is thrown otherwise. The optional is-no-auto-trim argument may be used to specify whether or not to apply auto-trim after reading the next character.

read-n clj

(read-n n)

Reads and returns an n-character string at the current position.

read-re clj

(read-re re)

(read-re re grp)

Reads the string matching the specified regular expression. If a match-group is specified, the corresponding text is returned; otherwise the entire matched text is returned.

read-to clj

(read-to s)

The parser skips to the position where the text contains the string specified by s. The string itself is not consumed, that is the cursor is positioned at the beginning of the match. If the specified string is not found, cursor position does not change and a parse exception is thrown.

read-to-re clj

(read-to-re re)

Reads and returns text upto but not including the text matched by the specified regular expression. If the specified regular expression doesn't occur in the remaining input text, an exception is thrown.

read-ws clj

(read-ws)

Reads whitespace (including comments) using a whitespace reader based on parser options. If the :ws-reader option is not set, a default whitespace reader based on other parser options such as :ws-regex, :blk-cmt-delim and :line-cmt-start will be used. Returns the whitespace read.

regex clj

(regex re)

(regex re grp)

Returns the text matched by the specified regex; If a group is specified, the returned text is for that group only. In either case, the cursor is advanced by the length of the entire matched text (group 0)

sep-by clj

(sep-by fld-fn fld-sep-fn)

(sep-by fld-fn fld-sep-fn rec-sep-fn)

Reads a record using the specified field, field-separator and record-separator parse functions. If no record-separator is specified, a newline character is used as record separator. Returns the fields of the record in a vector.

sep-by* clj

(sep-by* parse-fn sep-fn stop-fn)

Differs from sep-by in that it allows zero matches of parse-fn before stop-fn; Unlike sep-by, stop-fn must match -- not optional.

sep-rest clj

(sep-rest parse-fn sep-fn)

series clj

(series & parse-fns)

Applies a sequence of parse functions and returns their results in a vector. Each successfull match by the parse function advances the cursor. If any of the parse functions fails, an exception is thrown.

series_ clj macro

(series_ & parse-exprs)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls series when it is invoked. The arguments parse-exprs are converted to parse functions and passed to series in the returned function's body. See series.

set-blk-cmt-opts clj

(set-blk-cmt-opts beg end)

Sets block comment begin and end markers.

set-line-cmt-opts clj

(set-line-cmt-opts beg)

Sets line comment begin marker.

set-opt clj

(set-opt k v)

Sets parser option k to value v

set-ws-reader clj

(set-ws-reader ws-reader)

This sets the white-space parser to be used when auto-trim is set. If this is specified, it overrides the options set by set-blk-cmt-opts, set-line-cmt-opts and set-ws-regex options.

set-ws-regex clj

(set-ws-regex ws-re)

Sets the regular expression to be used for matching non-comment white-space.

skip-over clj

(skip-over s)

Finds the specified string s in the input and skips over it. If the string is not found, a parse exception is thrown.

skip-over-re clj

(skip-over-re re)

Reads and returns text upto and including the text matched by the specified regular expression. If the specified regular expression doesn't occur in the remaining input text, an exception is thrown.

sq-brackets clj

(sq-brackets parse-fn)

Returns the result of applying specifed parse function to text that is in between the opening and closing square brackets '[' and ']'

sq-str clj

(sq-str)

Parses a single-quoted string and returns the matched string (minus the quotes)

starts-with-re? clj

(starts-with-re? re)

Returns a boolean value indicating whether the specified regular expression matches the input at the current position.

starts-with? clj

(starts-with? s)

Returns a boolean value indicating whether the current input text matches the specified string.

state clj

(state)

string clj

(string s)

If the input matches the specified string, the string is returned. Otherwise, a parse exception is thrown.

string-in clj

(string-in strings)

Returns the longest string from the provided strings that matches text at the current position. Throws an exception if none of the strings match.

string-in-ord clj

(string-in-ord strings)

Returns the first string from the provided strings that matches text at the current position. Throws an exception if none of the strings match.

throw-ex clj

(throw-ex)

(throw-ex msg)

Throws an exception; this is usually called to indicate a match failure in a parse function.

times clj

(times n parse-fn)

Applies the provided parse function exactly n times and returns the results of applications of the function in a vector.

times_ clj macro

(times_ n parse-expr)

Creates and returns a parse function that calls times when it is invoked. The argument parse-expr is converted to a parse function and passed to times in the returned function's body. See times.

unexpected clj

(unexpected expected)

(unexpected actual expected)

Creates a message string for unexpected input exception.

with-trim-off clj macro

(with-trim-off & body)

Executes the provided body with auto-trim option set to false. The earlier value of the auto-trim option is restored after executing the body.

with-trim-on clj macro

(with-trim-on & body)

Executes the provided body with auto-trim option set to true. The earlier value of the auto-trim option is restored after executing the body.

word clj

(word w)

Returns the specified word if the word occurs at the current position in the input text; an exception is thrown otherwise.

word-in clj

(word-in str-coll)

(word-in str-coll word-reader)

Returns the first word from the provided words that matches text at the current position. Throws an exception if none of the words match. An optional word-reader parse-function may be provided to read words.

ws clj

(ws)

(ws bcb bce lcb wsre)

Matches white space (including comments) at the current position. The optional parameters bcb, bce, lcb and wsre specify block-comment-begin, block-comment-end, line-comment-begin and white-space-regex respectively. If they are not specified here, the options set for the parser are used. Throws an exception if white space doesn't occur at the current position.

ws? clj

(ws? & args)

Similar to ws except that a nil value is returned instead of throwing an exception in case of a match failure.