TextParsers

Provides additional methods to Try via implicit conversion.

Consumes any number of consecutive occurrences that are not one of the specified characters. Always succeeds unless a minimum number of required matches is specified.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters that are not one of the specified characters. Always succeeds unless a minimum number of required matches is specified.

Consumes any number of consecutive occurrences of the specified characters. Always succeeds unless a minimum number of required matches is specified.

Consumes any number of consecutive occurrences of the specified characters. Always succeeds unless a minimum number of required matches is specified.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters which satisfy the specified predicate. Always succeeds unless a minimum number of required matches is specified.

A parser that succeeds if the specified parser succeeds and all input has been consumed.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters until the specified delimiter parser succeeds on the input.

This constructor is limited to the sub-trait PrefixedParser as only those can be optimized for an assertion that needs to be performed on each character. Most parsers for non-empty text implement this trait, e.g oneOf, someOf, delimiter or the literal parsers for a character or string.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters until the specified string delimiter is encountered on the input string.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters until one of the specified characters is encountered on the input string.

Consumes any number of consecutive characters until one of the specified characters is encountered on the input string.

Creates a parser for a delimiter with an API that allows to specify predicates for the characters immediately preceding or following the delimiter, a common task in markup parsing.

This specified underlying parser needs to implement the sub-trait PrefixedParser as only those can be optimized for an assertion that needs to be performed on each character. Most parsers for non-empty text implement this trait, e.g oneOf, someOf, delimiter or the literal parsers for a character or string.

Creates a parser for a delimiter based on a literal string with an API that allows to specify predicates for the characters immediately preceding or following the delimiter, a common task in markup parsing.

Creates a parser for a delimiter based on the given set of delimiter characters with an API that allows to specify predicates for the characters immediately preceding or following the delimiter, a common task in markup parsing.

A parser that always fails with the specified message.

Constructs a parser lazily, useful when breaking circles in recursive parsing.

A parser that matches only the specified literal string.

The method is implicit so that strings can automatically be lifted to their parsers.

Attempts to parse the specified literal value at the specified offset behind the current position. Never consumes any input.

Applies the specified parser at the specified offset behind the current position. Never consumes any input.

Attempts to parse the specified literal value at the current position. Never consumes any input.

Applies the specified parser at the current position. Never consumes any input.

Applies the specified parser at the specified offset behind the current position. Never consumes any input.

Verifies that the next character is one of those specified. Fails at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the next character is one of those specified. Fails at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the next character does not satisfy the specified predicate. Fails at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the next character does not satisfy the specified predicate. Succeeds at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the next character is not one of those specified. Succeeds at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the next character is not one of those specified. Succeeds at the end of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

A parser that only succeeds if the parsing the specified literal value fails and vice versa, it never consumes any input.

A parser that only succeeds if the specified parser fails and vice versa, it never consumes any input.

Consumes one character if it satisfies the specified predicate, fails otherwise.

Consumes one character if it is not one of the specified characters.

Consumes one character if it is not one of the specified characters.

Consumes one character if it matches one of the specified characters, fails otherwise.

Consumes one character if it matches one of the specified characters, fails otherwise.

A parser for an optional literal string that always succeeds.

If the underlying parser succeeds this parser will contain its result as a Some, if it fails this parser will succeed with a None.

A parser for an optional element that always succeeds.

If the underlying parser succeeds this parser will contain its result as a Some, if it fails this parser will succeed with a None.

Verifies that the previous character is one of those specified. Fails at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the previous character is one of those specified. Fails at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the previous character satisfies the specified predicate. Fails at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the previous character does not satisfy the specified predicate. Succeeds at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the previous character is not one of those specified. Succeeds at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Verifies that the previous character is not one of those specified. Succeeds at the start of the input and does not consume any input or produce a result when it succeeds.

Creates a NonEmptySet from a Character range. This set can then be passed to parsers like anyOf or oneOf which expect a NonEmptySet as a parameter.

Consumes one or more characters that are not one of the specified characters, fails for empty results.

Consumes one or more characters that are not one of the specified characters, fails for empty results.

Consumes one or more characters if they match one of the specified characters, fails if the first character does not match.

Consumes one or more characters if they match one of the specified characters, fails if the first character does not match.

Consumes one or more characters which satisfy the specified predicate, fails for empty results.

A parser that always succeeds with the specified value.

Consumes any kind of input, always succeeds. This parser would consume the entire input unless a max constraint is specified.

Succeeds at the start of the input.

Parses a blank line from the current input offset (which may not be at the start of the line). Fails for lines that contain any non-whitespace character. Does always produce an empty string as the result, discarding any whitespace characters found in the line.

Since it also succeeds at the end of the input it should never be used in the form of (blankLine *) or (blankLine +). Use the blankLines parser instead in these cases.

Parses one or more blank lines, producing a list of empty strings corresponding to the number of blank lines consumed.

Succeeds at the end of the input.

Succeeds at the end of a line, including the end of the input. Produces an empty string as a result and consumes any new line characters.

Parses exactly one character from the input, fails only at the end of the input.

Parses the rest of the line from the current input offset no matter whether it consist of whitespace only or some text. Does not include the eol character(s).

Parses a single text line from the current input offset (which may not be at the start of the line). Fails for blank lines. Does not include the eol character(s).

Parses horizontal whitespace (space and tab). Always succeeds, consuming all whitespace found.

Parses any number of whitespace characters followed by a newline character.

Provides additional methods to Try via implicit conversion.