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class Oga::XML::Parser | |
extend LL::Parser | |
tokens :T_TEXT, :T_STRING_SQUOTE, :T_STRING_DQUOTE, :T_STRING_BODY, | |
:T_DOCTYPE_START, :T_DOCTYPE_END, :T_DOCTYPE_TYPE, :T_DOCTYPE_NAME, | |
:T_DOCTYPE_INLINE, :T_CDATA, :T_COMMENT, | |
:T_ELEM_START, :T_ELEM_NAME, :T_ELEM_NS, :T_ELEM_END, :T_ATTR, | |
:T_ATTR_NS, :T_XML_DECL_START, :T_XML_DECL_END, | |
:T_PROC_INS_START, :T_PROC_INS_NAME, :T_PROC_INS_END | |
start :document | |
rule :document, | |
:expressions => -> (exp) { on_document(exp[0]) } | |
rule :expressions, | |
:expressions_ => -> (exp) { exp[0] }, | |
nil => -> { [] } | |
# Assuming proper repetition operators are available (see below) the above | |
# rule can be merged together with the rule below. LALR(1) doesn't allow this | |
# due to conflicts (in case of Oga's XML parser). | |
rule :expressions_, | |
[:expressions_, :expression] => -> (left, right) { left[0] << right[1] }, | |
:expression => -> (exp) { exp } | |
# Or without using left recursion (which wouldn't work in LL apparently): | |
rule :expressions_, | |
one_or_many(:expression) # translates to `expression+` | |
# or: | |
rule :expression_, | |
none_or_one(:expression) # translates to `expression*` | |
rule :expression, | |
:doctype, | |
:cdata, | |
:comment, | |
:element, | |
:text, | |
:xmldecl, | |
:proc_ins | |
rule :doctype, | |
[:T_DOCTYPE_START, :T_DOCTYPE_NAME, :T_DOCTYPE_END] => | |
-> (_, name) { on_doctype(:name => name) }, | |
[:T_DOCTYPE_START, :T_DOCTYPE_NAME, :T_DOCTYPE_TYPE, :T_DOCTYPE_END] => | |
-> (_, name, type) { on_doctype(:name => name, :type => type) }, | |
[:T_DOCTYPE_START, :T_DOCTYPE_NAME, :T_DOCTYPE_TYPE, :string, :T_DOCTYPE_END] => | |
-> (_, name, type, id, _) | |
{ | |
on_doctype(:name => name, :type => type, :public_id => id) | |
} | |
# ... | |
end |
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