RuleDSLBasics

Matches any character except EOI.

Matches the EOI (end-of-input) character.

Matches no character (i.e. doesn't cause the parser to make any progress) but succeeds always (as a rule).

A generic Rule that always fails.

A Rule0 that always fails.

Matches any single one of the given characters.

Note: This helper has O(n) runtime with n being the length of the given string. If your string consists only of 7-bit ASCII chars using a pre-allocated CharPredicate will be more efficient.

A rule that always fails and causes the parser to immediately terminate the parsing run. The resulting parse error only has a single trace with a single frame which holds the given error message.

Fully generic variant of fail.

Matches the given single character case insensitively. Note: the given character must be specified in lower-case! This requirement is currently NOT enforced!

Matches the given string of characters case insensitively. Note: the given string must be specified in all lower-case! This requirement is currently NOT enforced!

Matches any single character except the ones in the given string and except EOI.

Note: This helper has O(n) runtime with n being the length of the given string. If your string consists only of 7-bit ASCII chars using a pre-allocated CharPredicate will be more efficient.

Matches any of the given maps keys and pushes the respective value upon a successful match.

Matches the given single character.

Matches any (single) character matched by the given CharPredicate.

Matches the given string of characters.

Matches any of the given maps keys and pushes the respective value upon a successful match.