Uses of Package
jpicedt.format.input.util

Packages that use jpicedt.format.input.util

jpicedt.format.input
jpicedt.format.input.eepic	Parser grammar for the eepic format.
jpicedt.format.input.latex	Parser grammar for the LaTeX picture environment format.
jpicedt.format.input.pstricks	Pstricks grammar tree.
jpicedt.format.input.util	This package contains helper classes for building a parser based on the well-known RegExp scheme, yet with a strong object-oriented approach in mind.

Classes in jpicedt.format.input.util used by jpicedt.format.input

AbstractRegularExpression
This is the abstract superclass for all regular expressions that may help building a RegExp-based parser.

AlternateExpression
A regular expression that mimics the "x|y" RegExp syntax.

Context
A class that stores context information about the parsing process, like: current line number, current parsed substring, block markers, stack for markers… By convention, end markers (EOF, EndOfBlocks, …) always refer to a position one character ahead of the last character (e.g. of the block), so that String.substring() works properly w/o adding 1 to the end-index.

Pool
Offers a means for expressions belonging to the parser-tree to share variables across the tree.

REParserException
An Exception manager to be used by RE-parsers (i.e. those built on top of AbstractRegularExpression's).

RootExpression
This is the super-class for head-expressions that contain grammar rule for a given format.

SequenceExpression
An expression that represents a sequence of expressions to be matched exactly in the same order they're being added to the sequence.

Classes in jpicedt.format.input.util used by jpicedt.format.input.eepic

AbstractRegularExpression
This is the abstract superclass for all regular expressions that may help building a RegExp-based parser.

AlternateExpression
A regular expression that mimics the "x|y" RegExp syntax.

Pool
Offers a means for expressions belonging to the parser-tree to share variables across the tree.

RootExpression
This is the super-class for head-expressions that contain grammar rule for a given format.

SequenceExpression
An expression that represents a sequence of expressions to be matched exactly in the same order they're being added to the sequence.

Classes in jpicedt.format.input.util used by jpicedt.format.input.latex

AbstractRegularExpression
This is the abstract superclass for all regular expressions that may help building a RegExp-based parser.

AlternateExpression
A regular expression that mimics the "x|y" RegExp syntax.

Context
A class that stores context information about the parsing process, like: current line number, current parsed substring, block markers, stack for markers… By convention, end markers (EOF, EndOfBlocks, …) always refer to a position one character ahead of the last character (e.g. of the block), so that String.substring() works properly w/o adding 1 to the end-index.

LiteralExpression
An expression specified by a String to be exactly matched at the current cursor position.

ParserEvent
An event that gets sent as an argument of the "action" method during an interpret operation

PicPointExpression
An expression for 2D-Point parsing e.g. "(12.3, 34.5)" or "[12.1;-16]" If a coordinate conversion is necessary, it must be computed in the body of the action() method

Pool
Offers a means for expressions belonging to the parser-tree to share variables across the tree.

Pool.Key
Enforces use of strong typing for keys being pushed in the map .

REParserException
An Exception manager to be used by RE-parsers (i.e. those built on top of AbstractRegularExpression's).

RootExpression
This is the super-class for head-expressions that contain grammar rule for a given format.

SequenceExpression
An expression that represents a sequence of expressions to be matched exactly in the same order they're being added to the sequence.

StatementExpression
An expression for "statement"-parsing, i.e. a name followed by an assignment sign followed by a numerical value e.g.

WordExpression
A RegExp that parses a word, that is, a string: either composed of letters only, or letters and digits only (see java.lang.Character.isLetter() for details), or terminated by the specified end-delimiter (in which case it may contain chars not restricted to letters)

Classes in jpicedt.format.input.util used by jpicedt.format.input.pstricks

AbstractRegularExpression
This is the abstract superclass for all regular expressions that may help building a RegExp-based parser.

AlternateExpression
A regular expression that mimics the "x|y" RegExp syntax.

Context
A class that stores context information about the parsing process, like: current line number, current parsed substring, block markers, stack for markers… By convention, end markers (EOF, EndOfBlocks, …) always refer to a position one character ahead of the last character (e.g. of the block), so that String.substring() works properly w/o adding 1 to the end-index.

LiteralExpression
An expression specified by a String to be exactly matched at the current cursor position.

ParserEvent
An event that gets sent as an argument of the "action" method during an interpret operation

PicPointExpression
An expression for 2D-Point parsing e.g. "(12.3, 34.5)" or "[12.1;-16]" If a coordinate conversion is necessary, it must be computed in the body of the action() method

Pool
Offers a means for expressions belonging to the parser-tree to share variables across the tree.

Pool.Key
Enforces use of strong typing for keys being pushed in the map .

REParserException
An Exception manager to be used by RE-parsers (i.e. those built on top of AbstractRegularExpression's).

RepeatExpression
An expression that represents a pattern repeating a given number of times

RootExpression
This is the super-class for head-expressions that contain grammar rule for a given format.

SequenceExpression
An expression that represents a sequence of expressions to be matched exactly in the same order they're being added to the sequence.

StatementExpression
An expression for "statement"-parsing, i.e. a name followed by an assignment sign followed by a numerical value e.g.

Classes in jpicedt.format.input.util used by jpicedt.format.input.util

AbstractRegularExpression
This is the abstract superclass for all regular expressions that may help building a RegExp-based parser.

AlternateExpression
A regular expression that mimics the "x|y" RegExp syntax.

Context
A class that stores context information about the parsing process, like: current line number, current parsed substring, block markers, stack for markers… By convention, end markers (EOF, EndOfBlocks, …) always refer to a position one character ahead of the last character (e.g. of the block), so that String.substring() works properly w/o adding 1 to the end-index.

LiteralExpression
An expression specified by a String to be exactly matched at the current cursor position.

ParserEvent
An event that gets sent as an argument of the "action" method during an interpret operation

Pool
Offers a means for expressions belonging to the parser-tree to share variables across the tree.

Pool.Key
Enforces use of strong typing for keys being pushed in the map .

REParserException
An Exception manager to be used by RE-parsers (i.e. those built on top of AbstractRegularExpression's).

REParserException.EOF
the end of the file (or the underlying Reader) was reached abnormally, e.g. in the course of a AbstractRegularExpression.interpret() operation.

RepeatExpression
An expression that represents a pattern repeating a given number of times

SequenceExpression
An expression that represents a sequence of expressions to be matched exactly in the same order they're being added to the sequence.

WhiteSpaces
Multiple white spaces (w/o line-feeds)

WhiteSpacesOrEOL
Multiple white spaces and/or '\n'