scanner.Init(src, &err, true);
var parser Parser.Parser;
- parser.Open(&scanner, &err, flags.Verbose);
+ parser.Init(&scanner, &err, flags.Verbose);
prog := parser.ParseProgram();
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
+// A parser for Go source text. The input is a stream of lexical tokens
+// provided via the Scanner interface. The output is an abstract syntax
+// tree (AST) representing the Go source.
+//
+// A client may parse the entire program (ParseProgram), only the package
+// clause (ParsePackageClause), or the package clause and the import
+// declarations (ParseImportDecls). The resulting AST represents the part
+// of the program that is parsed.
+//
package Parser
import (
)
+// An implementation of an ErrorHandler must be provided to the Parser.
+// If a syntax error is encountered, Error is called with the exact
+// token position (the byte position of the token in the source) and the
+// error message.
+//
type ErrorHandler interface {
Error(pos int, msg string);
}
+// An implementation of a Scanner must be provided to the Parser.
+// The parser calls Scan repeatedly to get a sequential stream of
+// tokens. The source end is indicated by token.EOF.
+//
type Scanner interface {
Scan() (pos, tok int, lit []byte);
}
+// A Parser holds the parser's internal state while processing
+// a given text. It can be allocated as part of another data
+// structure but must be initialized via Init before use.
+//
type Parser struct {
scanner Scanner;
err ErrorHandler;
}
-func (P *Parser) Open(scanner Scanner, err ErrorHandler, trace bool) {
+func (P *Parser) Init(scanner Scanner, err ErrorHandler, trace bool) {
P.scanner = scanner;
P.err = err;
if *usetabs {
padchar = '\t';
}
- text := tabwriter.New(writer, *tabwidth, 1, padchar, true, html);
+ flags := uint(0);
+ if html {
+ flags |= tabwriter.FilterHTML;
+ }
+ text := tabwriter.NewWriter(writer, *tabwidth, 1, padchar, flags);
P.Init(text, html, prog.Comments);
if P.html {
if *usetabs {
padchar = '\t';
}
- dst := tabwriter.New(os.Stdout, *tabwidth, 1, padchar, true, false);
+ dst := tabwriter.NewWriter(os.Stdout, *tabwidth, 1, padchar, 0);
if flag.NArg() > 0 {
for i := 0; i < flag.NArg(); i++ {
name := flag.Arg(i);