package wax-lib
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Libraries for Wax, a Rust-like syntax for WebAssembly
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
wax-v0.3.0.tbz
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doc/wax-lib.utils/Wax_utils/Parsing/Make_parser/index.html
Module Parsing.Make_parserSource
Make plus a fast parser, whose only role is speed on the happy path: parse_from_string tries it and, on a syntax error, falls back to the core's incremental parser to produce the message. Same result signature as Make. The CLI uses this; an in-process consumer can use Make directly.
Parameters
module Output : sig ... endmodule Tokens : sig ... endmodule _ : sig ... endmodule _ : sig ... endmodule _ : sig ... endmodule _ : sig ... endSignature
As Make.parse, using the fast parser on the happy path.
Source
val parse_from_string :
?color:Colors.flag ->
filename:string ->
string ->
Output.t * Trivia.contextAs Make.parse_from_string, using the fast parser on the happy path.
Source
val parse_diagnostics :
filename:string ->
string ->
(Output.t * Trivia.context, syntax_error) resultSource
val parse_recover :
filename:string ->
sync:(Tokens.token -> sync_class) ->
?insert:(Tokens.token * Message.t * bool * string) list ->
?closers:(Tokens.token * string) list ->
?barrier:(Tokens.token * (Tokens.token -> bool) * (Tokens.token -> bool)) ->
string ->
Output.t option * syntax_error list * Trivia.contextAs Make.parse_recover. (Recovery always uses the incremental engine; there is no fast-path variant.)
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