Copyright	(c) Martin Zeller, 2016
License	BSD2
Maintainer	Martin Zeller <mz.bremerhaven@gmail.com>
Stability	experimental
Portability	portable
Safe Haskell	Safe
Language	Haskell2010

Text.ABNF.ABNF.Types

Description

These types are used by the parser and are loosely modeled after the ABNF privded in RFC 5234

Synopsis

Documentation

data Rule Source

A Rule represents a single entry in your ABNF. It could, for example, look like this:

CRLF = %x0D.0A

Constructors

Rule Text DefinedAs SumSpec

Instances

Eq Rule Source
Show Rule Source
Pretty Rule Source

data SumSpec Source

Constructors

SumSpec [ProductSpec]

Instances

Eq SumSpec Source
Show SumSpec Source
Pretty SumSpec Source

data ProductSpec Source

Constructors

ProductSpec [Repetition]

Instances

Eq ProductSpec Source
Show ProductSpec Source
Pretty ProductSpec Source

data Repetition Source

Constructors

Repetition Repeat Element

Instances

Eq Repetition Source
Show Repetition Source
Pretty Repetition Source

data Repeat Source

Constructors

Repeat Int (Maybe Int)

Instances

Eq Repeat Source
Show Repeat Source
Pretty Repeat Source

data Element Source

Constructors

RuleElement' Text
RuleElement Rule
GroupElement Group
OptionElement Group
LiteralElement Literal

Instances

Eq Element Source
Show Element Source
Pretty Element Source

data Group Source

Constructors

Group SumSpec

Instances

Eq Group Source
Show Group Source
Pretty Group Source

data Literal Source

Constructors

CharLit Text
NumLit NumLit

Instances

Eq Literal Source
Show Literal Source
Pretty Literal Source

data NumLit Source

Constructors

IntLit [Int]
RangeLit Int Int

Instances

Eq NumLit Source
Show NumLit Source
Pretty NumLit Source

data DefinedAs Source

Constructors

Equals
Adds

Instances

Eq DefinedAs Source
Show DefinedAs Source
Pretty DefinedAs Source