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Issue 169523003: Experimental parser: split and rename some files (Closed) Base URL: https://v8.googlecode.com/svn/branches/experimental/parser
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27 27
28 import ply.lex as lex 28 import ply.lex as lex
29 import ply.yacc as yacc 29 import ply.yacc as yacc
30 from action import Term, Action 30 from term import Term
31 from regex_parser import RegexParser, ParserBuilder 31 from regex_parser import RegexParser, ParserBuilder
32 from automaton import Action
32 from nfa_builder import NfaBuilder 33 from nfa_builder import NfaBuilder
33 from dfa import Dfa 34 from dfa import Dfa
34 from dfa_optimizer import DfaOptimizer 35 from dfa_optimizer import DfaOptimizer
35 from transition_keys import TransitionKey, KeyEncoding 36 from dfa_minimizer import DfaMinimizer
37 from transition_key import TransitionKey, KeyEncoding
36 38
37 class RuleLexer: 39 class RuleLexer:
38 40
39 tokens = ( 41 tokens = (
40 'DEFAULT_ACTION', 42 'DEFAULT_ACTION',
41 'EPSILON', 43 'EPSILON',
42 'EOS', 44 'EOS',
43 'CATCH_ALL', 45 'CATCH_ALL',
44 46
45 'IDENTIFIER', 47 'IDENTIFIER',
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381 return self.__dfa 383 return self.__dfa
382 384
383 def optimize_dfa(self, log = False): 385 def optimize_dfa(self, log = False):
384 assert not self.__dfa 386 assert not self.__dfa
385 assert not self.__minimial_dfa 387 assert not self.__minimial_dfa
386 self.__dfa = DfaOptimizer.optimize(self.minimal_dfa(), log) 388 self.__dfa = DfaOptimizer.optimize(self.minimal_dfa(), log)
387 self.__minimial_dfa = None 389 self.__minimial_dfa = None
388 390
389 def minimal_dfa(self): 391 def minimal_dfa(self):
390 if not self.__minimial_dfa: 392 if not self.__minimial_dfa:
391 self.__minimial_dfa = self.dfa().minimize() 393 self.__minimial_dfa = DfaMinimizer(self.dfa()).minimize()
392 return self.__minimial_dfa 394 return self.__minimial_dfa
393 395
394 def __process_parser_state(self): 396 def __process_parser_state(self):
395 parser_state = self.__parser_state 397 parser_state = self.__parser_state
396 assert 'default' in parser_state.rules, "default lexer state required" 398 assert 'default' in parser_state.rules, "default lexer state required"
397 # Check that we don't transition to a nonexistent state. 399 # Check that we don't transition to a nonexistent state.
398 assert parser_state.transitions <= set(parser_state.rules.keys()) 400 assert parser_state.transitions <= set(parser_state.rules.keys())
399 rule_map = {} 401 rule_map = {}
400 # process all subgraphs 402 # process all subgraphs
401 for tree_name, v in parser_state.rules.items(): 403 for tree_name, v in parser_state.rules.items():
402 assert v['trees'], "lexer state %s is empty" % tree_name 404 assert v['trees'], "lexer state %s is empty" % tree_name
403 rule_map[tree_name] = NfaBuilder.or_terms(v['trees']) 405 rule_map[tree_name] = NfaBuilder.or_terms(v['trees'])
404 # build the automata 406 # build the automata
405 for name, tree in rule_map.items(): 407 for name, tree in rule_map.items():
406 self.__automata[name] = RuleProcessor.Automata( 408 self.__automata[name] = RuleProcessor.Automata(
407 parser_state.encoding, parser_state.character_classes, rule_map, name) 409 parser_state.encoding, parser_state.character_classes, rule_map, name)
408 # process default_action 410 # process default_action
409 default_action = parser_state.rules['default']['default_action'] 411 default_action = parser_state.rules['default']['default_action']
410 self.__default_action = Action(default_action, 0) 412 self.__default_action = Action(default_action, 0)
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