parsing

Type Members

1. trait Pushback[T] extends SafeIterator[T]

   

   The Pushback trait can be mixed into an SafeIterator to permit arbitrary pushback.

2. class SafeIterator[+T] extends AnyRef

   

   SafeIterator places a simple stream on top of an iterator, returning Option-wrapped instances from the underlying iterator.

   SafeIterator places a simple stream on top of an iterator, returning Option-wrapped instances from the underlying iterator. When the stream is exhausted, the Iterator stream returns None. Differences from a plain Iterator include:

   - An SafeIterator will not throw an exception if you try to read past the end of it. Instead, it will just keep returning None.

   Example of use with a string:

   import grizzled.parsing.SafeIterator
   
   val s = ...
   val istream = new SafeIterator[Char](s.elements)

   Annotations

   @SuppressWarnings()

3. final case class StringToken(string: String, start: Int) extends Product with Serializable

   

   A simple string token class, consisting of:

   A simple string token class, consisting of:

   - a string token - the starting position of the token in the original string from which the token was parsed

   This class is used by the toTokens() method in grizzled.string.Implicits.String.GrizzledString.

   string

   the string token

   start

   the start of the token within the original string

4. type IteratorStream[T] = SafeIterator[T]

   

   Annotations

   @deprecated

   Deprecated

   (Since version 2.4.0) Use SafeIterator, instead