mtlparse 0.0.0.5 → 0.0.1

raw patch · 6 files changed

+249/−748 lines, 6 filesPVP: major bump suggested

API removals or changes: PVP suggests a major version bump

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• LICENSE +124/−633
• TODO.ja.utf-8 +4/−0
• Text/ParserCombinators/MTLParse.hs +83/−0
• Text/ParserCombinators/MTLParse/MTLParse.hs +0/−81
• Text/ParserCombinators/MTLParse/MTLParseCore.hs +31/−25
• mtlparse.cabal +7/−9

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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@+2008.1.25 Fri.+TODO LIST+  MonadFixの確認+  日本語のhomepageの作成

@@ -0,0 +1,83 @@+--	ParseLib.hs+--+--	Author: Yoshikuni Jujo <PAF01143@nifty.ne.jp>+--++{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fglasgow-exts #-}+{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fallow-undecidable-instances #-}++module Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse (++  module Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore++, tokens+, tokensBack+, build++, repeatParse+, greedyRepeatParse+, optional+, greedyOptional+, list+, greedyList+, neList+, greedyNeList++, beginningOfInput+, endOfInput+, (>++>)+, (>:>)++) where++import Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore+import Control.Monad( replicateM )++tokens, tokensBack :: (Eq a, MonadParse a m) => [a] -> m [a]+tokens     = foldr (>:>) (return []) . map token+tokensBack = foldr (>:>) (return []) . map tokenBack++build :: Monad m => m a -> (a -> b) -> m b+build p f = p >>= return . f++repeatParse, greedyRepeatParse ::+  MonadPlus m => Int -> Maybe Int -> m b -> m [b]+repeatParse mn (Just mx) p+  | mn == mx  = replicateM mn p+  | mn <  mx  = replicateM mn p `mplus` (p >:> repeatParse mn (Just $ mx - 1) p)+  | otherwise = error "minimal larger than maximal"+repeatParse mn Nothing p+  = replicateM mn p `mplus` (p >:> repeatParse mn Nothing p)+greedyRepeatParse mn (Just mx) p+  | mn == mx  = replicateM mn p+  | mn <  mx  = (p >:> greedyRepeatParse mn (Just $ mx - 1) p) `mplus`+                replicateM mn p+  | otherwise = error "minimal larger than maximal"+greedyRepeatParse mn Nothing p+  = (p >:> greedyRepeatParse mn Nothing p) `mplus` replicateM mn p++optional, greedyOptional, list, greedyList, neList, greedyNeList ::+						MonadPlus m => m a -> m [a]+optional       = repeatParse       0 (Just 1)+greedyOptional = greedyRepeatParse 0 (Just 1)+list           = repeatParse       0 Nothing+greedyList     = greedyRepeatParse 0 Nothing+neList         = repeatParse       1 Nothing+greedyNeList   = greedyRepeatParse 1 Nothing++-- beginning and end of input++beginningOfInput, endOfInput :: (MonadPlus m, MonadParse a m) => b -> m b+beginningOfInput x = do (pre,_) <- getHere+                        case pre of+			     [] -> return x+			     _  -> mzero+endOfInput x       = do (_,post) <- getHere+                        case post of+		             [] -> return x+		             _  -> mzero++(>++>) :: Monad m => m [a] -> m [a] -> m [a]+m1 >++> m2 = do x <- m1; y <- m2; return $ x ++ y+(>:>)  :: Monad m => m a -> m [a] -> m [a]+m1 >:>  m2 = do x <- m1; y <- m2; return $ x : y

@@ -1,81 +0,0 @@---	ParseLib.hs------	Author: Yoshikuni Jujo <PAF01143@nifty.ne.jp>-----{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fglasgow-exts #-}-{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fallow-undecidable-instances #-}--module Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParse (-  module Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore-, tokens-, tokensBack-, build-, repeatParse-, greedyRepeatParse--, optional-, greedyOptional-, list-, greedyList-, neList-, greedyNeList--, beginningOfInput-, endOfInput-, (>++>)-, (>:>)-) where--import Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore -- ( Parse(runParse), MonadParse(..), MonadPlus(..),-                           --  token, tokenBack )-import Control.Monad( replicateM )--tokens, tokensBack :: (Eq a, MonadParse a m) => [a] -> m [a]-tokens     = foldr (>:>) (return []) . map token-tokensBack = foldr (>:>) (return []) . map tokenBack--build :: Monad m => m a -> (a -> b) -> m b-build p f = p >>= return . f--repeatParse, greedyRepeatParse ::-  MonadPlus m => Int -> Maybe Int -> m b -> m [b]-repeatParse mn (Just mx) p-  | mn == mx  = replicateM mn p-  | mn <  mx  = replicateM mn p `mplus` (p >:> repeatParse mn (Just $ mx - 1) p)-  | otherwise = error "minimal larger than maximal"-repeatParse mn Nothing p-  = replicateM mn p `mplus` (p >:> repeatParse mn Nothing p)-greedyRepeatParse mn (Just mx) p-  | mn == mx  = replicateM mn p-  | mn <  mx  = (p >:> greedyRepeatParse mn (Just $ mx - 1) p) `mplus`-                  replicateM mn p-  | otherwise = error "minimal larger than maximal"-greedyRepeatParse mn Nothing p-  = (p >:> greedyRepeatParse mn Nothing p) `mplus` replicateM mn p--optional, greedyOptional, list, greedyList, neList, greedyNeList ::-						MonadPlus m => m a -> m [a]-optional       = repeatParse       0 (Just 1)-greedyOptional = greedyRepeatParse 0 (Just 1)-list           = repeatParse       0 Nothing-greedyList     = greedyRepeatParse 0 Nothing-neList         = repeatParse       1 Nothing-greedyNeList   = greedyRepeatParse 1 Nothing---- beginning and end of input--beginningOfInput, endOfInput :: (MonadPlus m, MonadParse a m) => b -> m b-beginningOfInput x = do (pre,_) <- getHere-                        case pre of-			     [] -> return x-			     _  -> mzero-endOfInput x       = do (_,post) <- getHere-                        case post of-		             [] -> return x-		             _  -> mzero--(>++>) :: Monad m => m [a] -> m [a] -> m [a]-m1 >++> m2 = do x <- m1; y <- m2; return $ x ++ y-(>:>)  :: Monad m => m a -> m [a] -> m [a]-m1 >:>  m2 = do x <- m1; y <- m2; return $ x : y

@@ -7,48 +7,50 @@ {-# OPTIONS_GHC -fallow-undecidable-instances #-}  module Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore (+   -- * MonadParse class   MonadParse(spot, spotBack, still, parseNot, getHere, putHere, noBacktrack) , token , tokenBack , getsHere , modifyHere-, getBack , getForward-, getsBack , getsForward-, putBack-, modifyBack , putForward , modifyForward+, getBack+, getsBack+, putBack+, modifyBack+   -- * The Parse Monad , Parse(..) , evalParse , execParse , mapParse , withParse-, module Control.Monad-, module Control.Monad.Fix-, module Control.Monad.Trans+   -- * The ParseT Monad , ParseT(..) , evalParseT , execParseT , mapParseT , withParseT---, MonadPlus(mzero, mplus)---, MonadReader(ask, local)++, module Control.Monad+, module Control.Monad.Fix+, module Control.Monad.Trans+ ) where  -- spot, spotBack, still, parseNot, return, (>>=), mzero, mplus, ask, local -import Control.Monad        -- ( MonadPlus(mzero, mplus) )+import Control.Monad import Control.Monad.Fix-import Control.Monad.Trans  -- ( lift )-import Control.Monad.Reader -- ( MonadReader(ask,local),-                            --  ReaderT(ReaderT, runReaderT), mapReaderT )-import Control.Monad.Writer -- ( WriterT(WriterT, runWriterT), mapWriterT )-import Control.Monad.State  -- ( StateT (StateT,  runStateT ), mapStateT  )+import Control.Monad.Trans+import Control.Monad.Reader+import Control.Monad.Writer+import Control.Monad.State import Data.Monoid          ( Monoid(mempty) )  class Monad m => MonadParse a m | m -> a where@@ -64,23 +66,23 @@ token     x = spot     (==x) tokenBack x = spotBack (==x) -getsHere :: MonadParse a m => (([a],[a]) -> b) -> m b-getsHere f = getHere >>= return . f+getsHere   :: MonadParse a m => (([a],[a]) -> b) -> m b modifyHere :: MonadParse a m => (([a],[a]) -> ([a],[a])) -> m ()+getsHere   f = getHere >>= return . f modifyHere f = getHere >>= putHere . f -getBack, getForward :: MonadParse a m => m [a]-getBack    = getsHere fst-getForward = getsHere snd+getBack, getForward   :: MonadParse a m => m [a] getsBack, getsForward :: MonadParse a m => ([a] -> [a]) -> m [a]-getsBack f    = getsHere (f.fst)+getBack       = getsHere fst+getForward    = getsHere snd+getsBack    f = getsHere (f.fst) getsForward f = getsHere (f.snd) -putBack, putForward :: MonadParse a m => [a] -> m ()-putBack b    = getsHere snd >>= putHere . (,) b-putForward f = getsHere fst >>= putHere . flip (,) f+putBack, putForward       :: MonadParse a m => [a] -> m () modifyBack, modifyForward :: MonadParse a m => ([a] -> [a]) -> m ()-modifyBack p    = modifyHere (\(b,f) -> (p b,f))+putBack       b = getsHere snd >>= putHere . (,) b+putForward    f = getsHere fst >>= putHere . flip (,) f+modifyBack    p = modifyHere (\(b,f) -> (p b,f)) modifyForward p = modifyHere (\(b,f) -> (b,p f))  -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------@@ -100,9 +102,11 @@   (Parse pr) >>= f          = Parse (\st -> concat [ runParse (f a) rest | (a,rest) <- pr st ]) +{- -- I am not sure whether following is correct instance MonadFix (Parse a) where   mfix f = Parse $ \ip -> mfix $ \ ~(r, _) -> runParse (f r) ip+  -}  instance MonadPlus (Parse a) where   mzero                     = Parse $ const []@@ -179,6 +183,7 @@   m `mplus` n = ParseT $ \inp -> runParseT m inp `mplus` runParseT n inp   -} +{- -- I am not sure whether following is correct instance MonadFix m => MonadFix (ParseT a m) where   mfix f = ParseT $ \inp -> mf $ flip runParseT inp . f . fst@@ -189,6 +194,7 @@                  []    -> return [] 		 (x:_) -> do y <- mf ((>>= return . tail) . f') 		             return $ x : y+			     -}  instance Monad m => MonadParse a (ParseT a m) where   spot = ParseT . spt

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ Name:		mtlparse-Version:	0.0.0.5-License:	GPL+Version:	0.0.1+License:	LGPL License-File:	LICENSE Author:		Yoshikuni Jujo <PAF01143@nifty.ne.jp> Maintainer:	PAF01143@nifty.ne.jp Stability:	experimental-Homepage:	http://homepage3.nifty.com/salamander/mtlparse+Homepage:	http://homepage3.nifty.com/salamander/second/projects/mtlparse/ Synopsis:	parse library use mtl package Description: 	parse library on mtl package@@ -14,12 +14,10 @@ 	. 	the package ease implementation of look-ahead look-behind include-file 	and so on.-	.-	it is dirty code now-Category:	ParserCombinators+Category:	Parsing Build-Depends:	base, mtl Build-Type:     Simple-Exposed-modules:Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParse+Exposed-modules:Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse Other-modules:	Text.ParserCombinators.MTLParse.MTLParseCore-Extra-source-files:-ghc-options:    -Wall -O2 -optl-Wl,-s+Extra-source-files: TODO.ja.utf-8+ghc-options:    -Wall