Expose AllowNoSemi, add Stmt::requires_terminator and allow custom function to be passed to Block::parse_within

[uzytkownik]

I want to write a macro that adds a special type of statement. Currently I need to re-implement the sym functionality.

It would make much easier if AllowNoSemi was exposed or Block::parse_within allowed custom function to be passed:

struct My {
    Stmt(Stmt),
    Custom(Custom),
}

impl RequiresTerminator {
    fn requires_terminator(&self) -> bool {
        match self {
            My::Stmt(stmt) => stmt.requires_terminator(&self),
            My::Custom(my) => my.requires_terminator(&self),
        }
    }
}

let r: Vec<My> = Block::call_within(input, |input| {
    if input.peek(kw::my) {
        My::Custom(input.parse()?)
    } else {
        My::Stmt(input.parse()?)
    }
});

[dtolnay]

Parsing supersets of Rust syntax (with new statement or expression or item kinds) is not a goal for syn's Rust syntax tree types, so I would prefer not to change the API in the suggested way. I would recommend coming up with a different library that would be better for this use case.