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use crate::lexer::Token; | |
use crate::tree::{Ledger, Transaction, Posting}; | |
use lalrpop_util::ErrorRecovery; | |
grammar<'input, 'err>(input: &'input str, errors: &'err mut Vec<ErrorRecovery<usize, Token<'input>, &'static str>>); | |
extern { | |
type Location = usize; | |
type Error = &'static str; | |
enum Token<'input> { | |
"date" => Token::Date(<&'input str>), | |
"description" => Token::Description(<&'input str>), | |
"account" => Token::Account(<&'input str>), | |
"amount" => Token::Amount(<&'input str>), | |
" " => Token::Space, | |
"\n" => Token::NewLine, | |
} | |
} | |
RecoverError: () = { | |
<!> => errors.push(<>), | |
}; | |
pub Ledger: Ledger<'input> = { | |
<t:Transaction> <mut ts:("\n" <Transaction>)*> => { | |
ts.insert(0, t); | |
Ledger { | |
transactions: ts | |
} | |
}, | |
} | |
Transaction: Transaction<'input> = { | |
<date:"date"> " " <description:"description"> "\n" <p:Posting> <mut ps:("\n" <Posting>)*> "\n" => { | |
ps.insert(0, p); | |
Transaction { | |
date, | |
description: Some(description), | |
postings: ps | |
} | |
}, | |
// Missing description | |
<date:"date"> RecoverError "\n" <p:Posting> <mut ps:("\n" <Posting>)*> "\n" => { | |
ps.insert(0, p); | |
Transaction { | |
date, | |
description: None, | |
postings: ps | |
} | |
}, | |
// Missing postings | |
<date:"date"> " " <description:"description"> RecoverError => { | |
Transaction { | |
date, | |
description: Some(description), | |
postings: vec![] | |
} | |
}, | |
} | |
Posting: Posting<'input> = { | |
" " " " <account:"account"> <amount:(" "+ <"amount">)?> => { | |
Posting { | |
account, | |
amount | |
} | |
}, | |
} |
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