pub struct IdentifierParser<'ident> { /* private fields */ }
Expand description
Expression parser/evaluator that supports identifiers.
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Source§impl<'ident> IdentifierParser<'ident>
impl<'ident> IdentifierParser<'ident>
Sourcepub fn new(identifiers: &HashMap<Vec<u8>, EvalResult>) -> IdentifierParser<'_>
pub fn new(identifiers: &HashMap<Vec<u8>, EvalResult>) -> IdentifierParser<'_>
Create a new IdentifierParser
with a set of known identifiers. When
a known identifier is encountered during parsing, it is substituted
for the value specified.
Sourcepub fn expr<'a>(&self, input: &'a [Token]) -> CResult<'a, EvalResult>
pub fn expr<'a>(&self, input: &'a [Token]) -> CResult<'a, EvalResult>
Parse and evaluate an expression of a list of tokens.
Returns an error if the input is not a valid expression or if the token stream contains comments, keywords or unknown identifiers.
Sourcepub fn macro_definition<'a>(
&self,
input: &'a [Token],
) -> CResult<'a, (&'a [u8], EvalResult)>
pub fn macro_definition<'a>( &self, input: &'a [Token], ) -> CResult<'a, (&'a [u8], EvalResult)>
Parse and evaluate a macro definition from a list of tokens.
Returns the identifier for the macro and its replacement evaluated as an
expression. The input should not include #define
.
Returns an error if the replacement is not a valid expression, if called on most function-like macros, or if the token stream contains comments, keywords or unknown identifiers.
N.B. This is intended to fail on function-like macros, but if it the macro takes a single argument, the argument name is defined as an identifier, and the macro otherwise parses as an expression, it will return a result even on function-like macros.
// will evaluate into IDENTIFIER
#define DELETE(IDENTIFIER)
// will evaluate into IDENTIFIER-3
#define NEGATIVE_THREE(IDENTIFIER) -3