Add a parser combinator to parse a delimited list
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#include "parser_combinators.h"
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// Parse a list of the given parser delimited by the given token id. Does not
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// store the delimiters in the parent node
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parse_result_t parse_list(tokenlist_entry_t *current, node_id_t id,
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bool allow_none, lexer_token_id_t delimiter_id,
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parser_t parser) {
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ast_node_t *many;
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error_t *err = ast_node_alloc(&many);
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parse_result_t result;
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if (err)
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return parse_error(err);
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many->id = id;
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while (current) {
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// Skip beyond the delimiter on all but the first iteration
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if (many->len > 0) {
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if (current->token.id != delimiter_id)
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break;
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current = tokenlist_next(current);
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if (current == nullptr) {
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// FIXME: this isn't quite right, we can't consume the delimiter
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// if the next element will fail to parse but it's late and I
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// must think this through tomorrow
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break;
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}
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}
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result = parser(current);
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if (result.err == err_parse_no_match)
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break;
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if (result.err) {
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ast_node_free(many);
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return result;
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}
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err = ast_node_add_child(many, result.node);
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if (err) {
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ast_node_free(many);
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ast_node_free(result.node);
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return parse_error(err);
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}
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current = result.next;
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}
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if (!allow_none && many->len == 0) {
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ast_node_free(many);
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return parse_no_match();
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}
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return parse_success(many, current);
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}
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parse_result_t parse_any(tokenlist_entry_t *current, parser_t parsers[]) {
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for (parser_t parser = *parsers; parser; parser = *parsers++) {
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parse_result_t result = parser(current);
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@ -9,9 +58,9 @@ parse_result_t parse_any(tokenlist_entry_t *current, parser_t parsers[]) {
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return parse_no_match();
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}
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// parse as many of the giver parsers objects in a row as possible, potentially
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// allowing none wraps the found objects in a new ast node with the given note
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// id
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// parse as many of the giver parsers objects in a row as possible,
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// potentially allowing none wraps the found objects in a new ast node with
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// the given note id
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parse_result_t parse_many(tokenlist_entry_t *current, node_id_t id,
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bool allow_none, parser_t parser) {
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ast_node_t *many;
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@ -10,6 +10,10 @@ parse_result_t parse_any(tokenlist_entry_t *current, parser_t parsers[]);
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parse_result_t parse_many(tokenlist_entry_t *current, node_id_t id,
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bool allow_none, parser_t parser);
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parse_result_t parse_list(tokenlist_entry_t *current, node_id_t id,
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bool allow_none, lexer_token_id_t delimiter_id,
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parser_t parser);
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// Parse all tries to parse all parsers consecutively and if it succeeds it
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// wraps the parsed nodes in a new parent node.
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parse_result_t parse_consecutive(tokenlist_entry_t *current, node_id_t id,
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