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ParameterCountMismatchException - Exception in quickparse.semantics.interpreters.typed.exception

ParameterCountMismatchException(Method, Rule, List<Class<?>>) - Constructor for exception quickparse.semantics.interpreters.typed.exception.ParameterCountMismatchException

ParameterTypeMismatchException - Exception in quickparse.semantics.interpreters.typed.exception

ParameterTypeMismatchException(Rule, Method, List<Class<?>>, int) - Constructor for exception quickparse.semantics.interpreters.typed.exception.ParameterTypeMismatchException

parse(CharSequence) - Method in interface quickparse.parsing.Parser

Parses a CharSequence starting from the proper axiom of a grammar

parse(CharSequence) - Method in class quickparse.parsing.RecursiveDescentParser

parse(CharSequence, String) - Method in interface quickparse.parsing.Parser

Parses a CharSequence starting from the specified construct of a grammar

parse(CharSequence, String) - Method in class quickparse.parsing.RecursiveDescentParser

Parser - Interface in quickparse.parsing

Represents a generic parser.

pattern - Variable in class quickparse.parsing.syntaxtree.TokenNode

position - Variable in exception quickparse.parsing.exception.ExpectedSymbolsException

position - Variable in exception quickparse.parsing.exception.UnexpectedSymbolException

produces(String...) - Method in class quickparse.grammar.Rule.Builder

Sets the list of symbols that compose the head construct of the rule.
Invoking this method is equivalent to invoke one or more times the Rule.Builder.construct(String) and the Rule.Builder.token(String, String) methods, and then invoking the Rule.Builder.build() method to tget the rule.

An invocation of this method must be done by coding the symbols as plain strings: a Construct Symbol is specified by simply indicating the name of the symbol as string (e.g., "if" or "else"); a Token Symbol is specified by indicating the name of the symbol, followed by a colon and a regular expression that matches it (e.g., "var_name:[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9\_]*", for a Java variable name) This method can be helpful to simplify the definition of a grammar directly in the code and to render it more readable by humans, respect to invoking many and many times the Rule.Builder.construct(String) and the Rule.Builder.token(String, String) methods in the same grammar.

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