lexer

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• type Lexer
  • func NewLexer(s string, reservedIdentifiers map[string]TokenType) (*Lexer, chan *Token)
  • func (l *Lexer) Run()
• type Token
  • func (t Token) TokenType() TokenType
  • func (t Token) Value() string
• type TokenType
  • func (tt TokenType) String() string

Types

type Lexer

type Lexer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Lexer breaks an input stream into a group of lexical elements.

func NewLexer

func NewLexer(s string, reservedIdentifiers map[string]TokenType) (*Lexer, chan *Token)

NewLexer returns a lexer and an output channel for tokens.

func (*Lexer) Run

func (l *Lexer) Run()

Run consumes the input to produce a token stream.

type Token

type Token struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Token is a token, doh!

func (Token) TokenType

func (t Token) TokenType() TokenType

TokenType returns the type of token consumed.

func (Token) Value

func (t Token) Value() string

Value returns the string representation of the token as needed.

type TokenType

type TokenType int

TokenType defines the type of identifier recognized by the Lexer.

const (
	// Error is what you get when the lexer fails to grok the input.
	Error TokenType = iota
	// Identifier is a symbol confining to C-style variable naming rules.
	Identifier
	// Pattern is a regex-ish pattern, accepts the following special chars: [{.*}].
	Pattern
	// Number is a numeral, including floats.
	Number
	// String is set of characters wrapped by double quotes.
	String
	// LParenthesis is the left parenthesis "(".
	LParenthesis
	// RParenthesis is the right parenthesis ")".
	RParenthesis
	// NotOperator is the exclamation sign - "!" symbol.
	NotOperator
	// Comma is a punctuation mark.
	Comma
	// Equal is the "=" symbol.
	Equal

	// True is Boolean true.
	True
	// False is Boolean false.
	False
)

func (TokenType) String

func (tt TokenType) String() string