package wax-lib

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Libraries for Wax, a Rust-like syntax for WebAssembly

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wax-v0.3.0.tbz
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doc/wax-lib.wax/Wax_lang/Recover/index.html

Module Wax_lang.RecoverSource

Sync-token classification for the Wax parser's panic-mode error recovery.

Classify a Wax token for Wax_utils.Parsing.Make.parse_recover: the statement, block, paren and bracket closers and the keywords that begin a new top-level item or statement are resynchronization Boundarys, end-of-input is the Terminal, and everything else is Skipped while scanning for the next boundary. Shared by the CLI and the editor.

Sourceval insert : (Tokens.token * Wax_utils.Message.t * bool * string) list

Candidate tokens Wax_utils.Parsing.Make.parse_recover may insert in front of an offending token, each paired with the diagnostic to report. For Wax the sole candidate is the statement separator ";": a dropped ; is recovered by inserting one (reported as "Missing ';'") rather than by skipping to a boundary. Passed as its ?insert argument.

Sourceval closers : (Tokens.token * string) list

The closing-bracket tokens that Wax_utils.Parsing.Make.parse_recover may insert to auto-close a construct left open at end of input, so it still reaches the best-effort AST, each paired with its source spelling (used to build the auto-close quick fix). Passed as its ?closers argument.