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microparsec/characters, microparsec/combinators, microparsec/internals, microparsec/primitives, microparsec/types

Lets

digit: Parser[char] = satisfy(isDigit, ["digit"]): A Parser that consumes a single digit, as recognised by isDigit. Source Edit
letter: Parser[char] = satisfy(isAlphaAscii, ["letter"]): A Parser that consumes a single letter, as recognised by isAlphaAscii. Source Edit

Funcs

func map[S, T](parser: Parser[S]; f: S -> T): Parser[T] {...}{.inline.}

Apply a function to the result of a Parser.

This is required in "functor" parsing.

func `<*>`[S, T](parser0: Parser[proc (i0: S): T]; parser1: Parser[S]): Parser[T] {...}{. inline.}

Apply the function parsed by a Parser to the result of another Parser.

This is required in applicative parsing.

func str(s: string; t = ""): Parser[string] {...}{.inline, raises: [], tags: [].}

Build a Parser that consumes a given string if present.

This function is called string in Parsec, but this conflicts with the type string in Nim.

Exports

Parser, ParseResult, identity, compose, optional, anyChar, between, ch, satisfy, skip, satisfyWith, peekCh, peekChF, sepBy, sepBy1, many, many1, notChar, <|>, <$, <*, *>, liftA2, pure, pure, eof, flatMap, >>, $, debugParse, parse, parse, atEnd, getPosition, attempt, <?>, choice, option, manyTill, skipMany, skipMany1, count, match, inClass, notInClass, oneOf, noneOf, space, spaces, newline, crlf, endOfLine