Add DSS.alias(newName, oldName) to alias a parser. #59
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This is useful for example if you want to add a new multiline parser that should just behave like the existing “markup” parser: dss.alias(“code”, “markup”) To make this example work, a parser function has to know the name of the current parser, so we need to pass it as an additional parameter.
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Update: Noticed that the markup parser needs to know that it handles "@markup" lines, so the name of the parser now get's passed to the parser function. |
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@ahx very nice! 👍 |
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Add DSS.alias(newName, oldName) to alias a parser.
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Thank you. =) |
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This is useful for example if you want to add a new multiline parser that should just behave like the existing “markup” parser:
Probably related to #56 ?