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January 1, 2024 22:36
GrammarConsumptionExample3
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use Grammar::Tracer; | |
grammar Timestamp { | |
token TOP{^<y><m><d>T<hr><mn>$} | |
token y {\d**4} | |
token m {\d**2} | |
token d {\d**2} | |
token hr {\d**2} | |
token mn {\d**2} | |
} | |
#say Timestamp.parse: '20130304T0102'; | |
my $ts-match; | |
grammar TimestampedFile { | |
token TOP{^<name> '-' <timestamp> '.' <ext>$} | |
token name{<[a..z]>+} | |
token timestamp { | |
\w+ <?{$ts-match = Timestamp.parse("$/")}> | |
} | |
token ext{<[a..z]>**3} | |
} | |
class TimestampedFileActions { | |
method timestamp($/) { | |
make $ts-match | |
} | |
} | |
my $res = TimestampedFile.parse('xxx-20130304T0102.csv', actions => TimestampedFileActions.new); | |
say ~$res<timestamp>.made<y>; |
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