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| 1 part of petitparser.debug; | |
| 2 | |
| 3 /// Returns a transformed [parser] that when being used to read input | |
| 4 /// visually prints its progress while progressing. | |
| 5 /// | |
| 6 /// For example, the snippet | |
| 7 /// | |
| 8 /// var parser = letter() & word().star(); | |
| 9 /// progress(parser).parse('f123'); | |
| 10 /// | |
| 11 /// produces the following output: | |
| 12 /// | |
| 13 /// * Instance of 'SequenceParser' | |
| 14 /// * Instance of 'CharacterParser'[letter expected] | |
| 15 /// ** Instance of 'PossessiveRepeatingParser'[0..*] | |
| 16 /// ** Instance of 'CharacterParser'[letter or digit expected] | |
| 17 /// *** Instance of 'CharacterParser'[letter or digit expected] | |
| 18 /// **** Instance of 'CharacterParser'[letter or digit expected] | |
| 19 /// ***** Instance of 'CharacterParser'[letter or digit expected] | |
| 20 /// | |
| 21 /// Jumps backwards mean that the parser is back-tracking. Often choices can | |
| 22 /// be reordered to such expensive parses. | |
| 23 Parser progress(Parser parser, [OutputHandler output = print]) { | |
| 24 return transformParser(parser, (each) { | |
| 25 return new ContinuationParser(each, (continuation, context) { | |
| 26 output('${_repeat(1 + context.position, '*')} $each'); | |
| 27 return continuation(context); | |
| 28 }); | |
| 29 }); | |
| 30 } | |
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