import type { TokenType } from '../lexer/Token.js' import type { Parser } from '../Parser.js' import type { Precedence } from '../Precedence.js' import type { IntermediateResult } from '../result/IntermediateResult.js' /** * Each ParsletFunction can be called during the prefix or infix parsing step. In the prefix parsing step the `left` value * will be null and in the infix parsing step it value contain the previous value. * If the current state of the lexer in the current step is not accepted then the function should return `null`. * In the infix parsing step the current precedence should be checked. * See {@link composeParslet} for a more convenient way to use this function. */ export type ParsletFunction = (parser: Parser, precedence: Precedence, left: IntermediateResult | null) => IntermediateResult | null interface BaseComposeParsletOptions { name: string accept: (type: TokenType, next: TokenType) => boolean } type ComposePrefixParsletOptions = BaseComposeParsletOptions & { parsePrefix: (parser: Parser) => IntermediateResult } type ComposeInfixParsletOptions = BaseComposeParsletOptions & { precedence: Precedence parseInfix: (parser: Parser, left: IntermediateResult) => IntermediateResult } export type ComposeParsletOptions = ComposePrefixParsletOptions | ComposeInfixParsletOptions | (ComposePrefixParsletOptions & ComposeInfixParsletOptions) export function composeParslet (options: ComposeParsletOptions): ParsletFunction { const parslet: ParsletFunction = (parser, curPrecedence, left) => { const type = parser.lexer.current.type const next = parser.lexer.next.type if (left === null) { if ('parsePrefix' in options) { if (options.accept(type, next)) { return options.parsePrefix(parser) } } } else { if ('parseInfix' in options) { if (options.precedence > curPrecedence && options.accept(type, next)) { return options.parseInfix(parser, left) } } } return null } // for debugging Object.defineProperty(parslet, 'name', { value: options.name }) return parslet }