Extension of nom to apply "Packrat Parsing".
nom must be 5.0.0 or later. nom-packrat can be applied to function-style parser only.
[dependencies]
nom-packrat = "0.7.0"use nom::character::complete::char;
use nom::IResult;
use nom_packrat::{init, packrat_parser, storage};
// Declare storage used by packrat_parser
storage!(String);
// Apply packrat_parser by custom attribute
#[packrat_parser]
pub fn parser(s: &str) -> IResult<&str, String> {
let (s, x) = char('a')(s)?;
Ok((s, x.to_string()))
}
fn main() {
let input = "a";
// Initialize before parsing
init!();
let result = parser(input);
println!("{:?}", result);
}<S> ::= <T> + <S> | <T> - <S> | <T>
<T> ::= ( <S> ) | a
The following 8 patterns. The first pattern is named as "pair 0" and the last is "pair 7".
a
(a)
((a))
(((a)))
((((a))))
(((((a)))))
((((((a))))))
(((((((a)))))))
- original : the original nom parser
- packrat : all parsers with
#[packrat_parser] - packrat_opt: only
<T>with#[packrat_parser]
This is an edge case. The execution time of the original parser increases exponentially. By packrat pasring, the time becomes linear. Instead packrat parsers consume more memory than the original parser.
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