rubyx/lib/parser/composed.rb
2014-04-29 16:22:12 +03:00

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require_relative "basic_types"
require_relative "tokens"
require_relative "keywords"
module Parser
# obviously a work in progress !!
# We "compose" the parser from bits, divide and hopefully conquer
class Composed < Parslet::Parser
include BasicTypes
include Tokens
include Keywords
# a note about .maybe : .maybe is almost every respect the same as .repeat(0,1)
# so either 0, or 1, in other words maybe. Nice feature, but there are strings attached:
# a maybe removes the 0 a sequence (array) to a single (hash). Thus 2 transformations are needed
# More work than the prettiness is worth, so only use .maybe on something that does not need capturing
rule(:argument_list) {
left_parenthesis >>
((expression.as(:argument) >> (comma >> expression.as(:argument)).repeat(0)).repeat(0,1)).as(:argument_list) >>
right_parenthesis
}
rule(:function_call) { name.as(:function_call) >> argument_list }
rule(:assignment) { name.as(:asignee) >> equal_sign >> expression.as(:asigned) }
rule(:expression) { conditional | function_call | integer | string | (name >> space? >> equal_sign.absent?) }
def delimited_expressions( delimit )
( space? >> (delimit.absent? >> (assignment | expression)).repeat(1)).as(:expressions) >> delimit
end
rule(:conditional) {
keyword_if >> left_parenthesis >> expression.as(:conditional) >> right_parenthesis >>
delimited_expressions(keyword_else).as(:if_true) >>
delimited_expressions(keyword_end).as(:if_false)
}
rule(:expressions_else) { delimited_expressions(keyword_else) }
rule(:expressions_end) { delimited_expressions(keyword_end) }
rule(:function_definition) {
keyword_def >> name.as(:function_definition) >> parmeter_list >> expressions_end
}
rule(:parmeter_list) {
left_parenthesis >>
((name.as(:parmeter) >> (comma >> name.as(:parmeter)).repeat(0)).repeat(0,1)).as(:parmeter_list) >>
right_parenthesis
}
rule(:root){ function_definition | expression | assignment }
end
end