data Recognise : Bool -> Type A language of token recognisers.
@ consumes If `True`, this recogniser is guaranteed to consume at
least one character of input when it succeeds.
Totality: total
Visibility: public export
Constructors:
Empty : Recognise False Fail : Recognise c Lookahead : Bool -> Recognise c -> Recognise False Pred : (Char -> Bool) -> Recognise True SeqEat : Recognise True -> Inf (Recognise e) -> Recognise True SeqEmpty : Recognise e1 -> Recognise e2 -> Recognise (e1 || Delay e2) Alt : Recognise e1 -> Recognise e2 -> Recognise (e1 && Delay e2)
Lexer : Type A token recogniser. Guaranteed to consume at least one character.
Visibility: public export(<+>) : Recognise c1 -> inf c1 (Recognise c2) -> Recognise (c1 || Delay c2) Sequence two recognisers. If either consumes a character, the sequence
is guaranteed to consume a character.
Visibility: public export
Fixity Declaration: infixl operator, level 8(<|>) : Recognise c1 -> Recognise c2 -> Recognise (c1 && Delay c2) Alternative recognisers. If both consume, the combination is guaranteed
to consumer a character.
Visibility: public export
Fixity Declaration: infixr operator, level 2fail : Recognise c A recogniser that always fails.
Visibility: public exportempty : Recognise False Recognise no input (doesn't consume any input)
Visibility: public exportpred : (Char -> Bool) -> Lexer Recognise a character that matches a predicate
Visibility: public exportexpect : Recognise c -> Recognise False Positive lookahead. Never consumes input.
Visibility: public exportreject : Recognise c -> Recognise False Negative lookahead. Never consumes input.
Visibility: public exportconcatMap : (a -> Recognise c) -> (xs : List a) -> Recognise (c && Delay (isCons xs)) Sequence the recognisers resulting from applying a function to each element
of a list. The resulting recogniser will consume input if the produced
recognisers consume and the list is non-empty.
Visibility: public exportdata StrLen : Type- Totality: total
Visibility: public export
Constructor: MkStrLen : String -> Nat -> StrLen
Hint: Show StrLen
getString : StrLen -> String- Visibility: public export
strIndex : StrLen -> Nat -> Maybe Char- Visibility: public export
mkStr : String -> StrLen- Visibility: public export
strTail : Nat -> StrLen -> StrLen- Visibility: public export
unpack' : String -> List Char- Visibility: public export
scan : Recognise c -> List Char -> List Char -> Maybe (List Char, List Char)- Visibility: public export
TokenMap : Type -> Type A mapping from lexers to the tokens they produce.
This is a list of pairs `(Lexer, String -> tokenType)`
For each Lexer in the list, if a substring in the input matches, run
the associated function to produce a token of type `tokenType`
Visibility: public exportrecord TokenData : Type -> Type A token, and the line and column where it was in the input
Totality: total
Visibility: public export
Constructor: MkToken : Int -> Int -> a -> TokenData a
Projections:
.col : TokenData a -> Int .line : TokenData a -> Int .tok : TokenData a -> a
Hint: Show a => Show (TokenData a)
.line : TokenData a -> Int- Visibility: public export
line : TokenData a -> Int- Visibility: public export
.col : TokenData a -> Int- Visibility: public export
col : TokenData a -> Int- Visibility: public export
.tok : TokenData a -> a- Visibility: public export
tok : TokenData a -> a- Visibility: public export
tokenise : (TokenData a -> Bool) -> Int -> Int -> List (TokenData a) -> TokenMap a -> List Char -> (List (TokenData a), (Int, (Int, List Char)))- Visibility: public export
lex : TokenMap a -> String -> (List (TokenData a), (Int, (Int, String))) Given a mapping from lexers to token generating functions (the
TokenMap a) and an input string, return a list of recognised tokens,
and the line, column, and remainder of the input at the first point in the
string where there are no recognised tokens.
Visibility: public exportlexTo : (TokenData a -> Bool) -> TokenMap a -> String -> (List (TokenData a), (Int, (Int, String)))- Visibility: public export