The Parle\Parser class
(PECL parle >= 0.5.1)
Introduction
Parser class. Rules can be defined on the fly. Once finalized, a Parle\Lexer instance is required to deliver the token stream.
Class synopsis
Predefined Constants
Parle\Parser::ACTION_ERROR
Parle\Parser::ACTION_SHIFT
Parle\Parser::ACTION_REDUCE
Parle\Parser::ACTION_GOTO
Parle\Parser::ACTION_ACCEPT
Parle\Parser::ERROR_SYNTAX
Parle\Parser::ERROR_NON_ASSOCIATIVE
Parle\Parser::ERROR_UNKNOWN_TOKEN
Properties
- action
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Current parser action that matches one of the action class constants, readonly.
- reduceId
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Grammar rule id just processed in the reduce action. The value corresponds either to a token or to a production id. Readonly.
Table of Contents
- Parle\Parser::advance — Process next parser rule
- Parle\Parser::build — Finalize the grammar rules
- Parle\Parser::consume — Consume the data for processing
- Parle\Parser::dump — Dump the grammar
- Parle\Parser::errorInfo — Retrieve the error information
- Parle\Parser::left — Declare a token with left-associativity
- Parle\Parser::nonassoc — Declare a token with no associativity
- Parle\Parser::precedence — Declare a precedence rule
- Parle\Parser::push — Add a grammar rule
- Parle\Parser::reset — Reset parser state
- Parle\Parser::right — Declare a token with right-associativity
- Parle\Parser::sigil — Retrieve a matching part of a rule
- Parle\Parser::token — Declare a token
- Parle\Parser::tokenId — Get token id
- Parle\Parser::trace — Trace the parser operation
- Parle\Parser::validate — Validate input