Class Parser

Parses a string into arrays of atoms, or (inductively) other arrays.

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Hierarchy

Parser

Index

Constructors

constructor

Properties

Methods

Constructors

constructor

new Parser(expression: string): Parser

- Defined in parser.ts:43
Parameters
- expression: string
Returns Parser

Properties

Protected ast

ast: any[] = []

Protected cursor

cursor: number = 0

Protected expression

expression: string

Methods

Protected expect

expect(c: string): void

- Defined in parser.ts:138
Parameters
- c: string
Returns void

parse

parse(): any

- Defined in parser.ts:47
Returns any

Protected parse_atom

parse_atom(): any

- Defined in parser.ts:103
Returns any

Protected parse_comment

parse_comment(): any

- Defined in parser.ts:60
Returns any

Protected parse_expression

parse_expression(): any

- Defined in parser.ts:52
Returns any

Protected parse_list

parse_list(): any

- Defined in parser.ts:66
Returns any

Protected parse_list_entries

parse_list_entries(): void

- Defined in parser.ts:73
Returns void

Protected parse_string

parse_string(): string

- Defined in parser.ts:91
Returns string

Protected whitespace

whitespace(): void

- Defined in parser.ts:130
Returns void

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