iteratee-parsec-0.0.2: Package allowing parsec parser initeratee Source code Contents Index

Text.Parsec.Iteratee Portability portable Stability none Maintainer uzytkownik2@gmail.com

Description

Synopsis

safeParsecIteratee :: (Monad m, Reference r m, StreamChunk c el) => ParsecT (Cursor r m c el) u (IterateeG c el m) a -> u -> SourceName -> IterateeG c el m (Either ParseError a) safeParsecIterateeShort :: (Stream Int (IterateeG s t m) t, Monad m, StreamChunk s t) => ParsecT Int u (IterateeG s t m) a -> u -> SourceName -> IterateeG s t m (Either ParseError a) parsecIteratee :: (Monad m, Reference r m, StreamChunk c el) => ParsecT (Cursor r m c el) u (IterateeG c el m) a -> u -> SourceName -> IterateeG c el m (Either ParseError a)

Documentation

safeParsecIteratee Source

:: (Monad m, Reference r m, StreamChunk c el) => ParsecT (Cursor r m c el) u (IterateeG c el m) a A user state -> u Source name -> SourceName -> IterateeG c el m (Either ParseError a) Runs parser. If it suceed the remaining part of stream stands in stream, however if it fails everything stands in stream.

safeParsecIterateeShort :: (Stream Int (IterateeG s t m) t, Monad m, StreamChunk s t) => ParsecT Int u (IterateeG s t m) a -> u -> SourceName -> IterateeG s t m (Either ParseError a) Source

Create an Iteratee from a ParsecT parser. This is most efficient for relatively smaller parsers (< 1e5 chars), and becomes increasingly inefficient as the parser size increases. If the parse fails, no input is consumed. If the parse succeeds, any data remaining after the parse is available to the iteratee.

parsecIteratee Source

:: (Monad m, Reference r m, StreamChunk c el) => ParsecT (Cursor r m c el) u (IterateeG c el m) a A user state -> u Source name -> SourceName -> IterateeG c el m (Either ParseError a) Runs parser. If it suceed the remaining part of stream stands in stream, however if it fails the stream is not in defined state.

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