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-implementation module lex
-
-import Data.Either
-import Data.List
-import StdString
-import System.CommandLine
-import StdFile
-import StdMisc
-from StdFunc import id, const
-import Data.Maybe
-import Control.Applicative
-import Control.Monad
-import Control.Monad.State
-from Data.Func import $
-
-// Misschien moeten we hier continuation style van maken
-instance toString lexerOutput where
- toString l = "dit is een lexer output, danwel error\n"
-
-lexer :: [Char] -> LexerOutput [Token]
-lexer _ = Left "Not Implemented"
-
-Start :: *World -> *World
-Start w
-# (args, w) = getCommandLine w // We lezen nu nog standaard van stdin
-# (out, w) = stdio w
-# (toparse, out) = readEntireFile out
-# out = out <<< toString (lexer toparse)
-# (b, w) = fclose out w
-| not b = setReturnCode 1 w
-= w
- where
- readEntireFile :: *File -> *([Char], *File)
- readEntireFile f
- # (b, c, f) = freadc f
- | not b = ([], f)
- # (cs, f) = readEntireFile f
- = ([c:cs], f)
-
-
-
-// Clean adaption of Yard, a parsec like parser combinator
-:: Parser a = Parser ([Char] -> (LexerOutput a, [Char]))
-
-runParser :: (Parser a) [Char] -> (LexerOutput a, [Char])
-runParser (Parser p) s = p s
-
-instance Functor Parser where
- fmap f s = liftM f s
-
-instance Applicative Parser where
- pure a = Parser $ \s -> (Right a, s)
- (<*>) sf s = ap sf s
-
-instance Monad Parser where
- bind p f = Parser $ \s -> let (out, rest) = runParser p s in case out of
- Left e = (Left e, rest)
- Right t = runParser (f t) rest
-
-//gives us some, many and optional
-instance Alternative Parser where
- empty = zero
- (<|>) p1 p2 = parserAlternative p1 p2
-parserAlternative p1 p2 = Parser $ \s -> let (out, rest) = runParser p1 s in case out of
- Left e = runParser p2 s
- Right t = (Right t, rest)
-
-//parser that fails with error
-fail :: String -> Parser a
-fail e = Parser $ \s -> (Left e, s)
-
-//parser that always fails
-zero :: Parser a
-zero = fail "Zero parser"
-
-//matches exactly one Char
-item :: Parser Char
-item = Parser $ \s -> case s of
- [] = (Left "Unexpected empty input", s)
- [x:xs] = (Right x, xs)
-
-//matches any char which satisfies f
-satisfy :: (Char -> Bool) -> Parser Char
-satisfy f = item >>= (\r -> if (f r) (return r) zero)
-
-//tries a parser, if it fails returns a default value
-optionalDef :: a (Parser a) -> Parser a
-optionalDef def p = parserAlternative p (return def)
-
-//matched given char
-char :: Char -> Parser Char
-char c = satisfy (\i -> c==i) //I hate that we can't do: satisfy (==c)
-
-alpha :: Parser Char
-alpha = satisfy isAlpha
-
-digit :: Parser Char
-digit = satisfy isDigit
-
-//matches a given String
-string :: [Char] -> Parser [Char]
-string s = mapM_ char s >>| return s
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