Example #1
0
 @Test
 public void forwardAssertion1() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a' ~ /\\b/", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(rules);
   assertNotNull(g.matches("a").match());
   g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("a").match());
 }
Example #2
0
 @Test
 public void cycle() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a' | <ROOT> 'b'", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(rules);
   assertNotNull(g.matches("ab").match());
   String s = g.describe();
   g = new Grammar(s);
   assertNotNull(g.matches("ab").match());
 }
Example #3
0
 @Test
 public void literal() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a'", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("a").match());
 }
Example #4
0
 @Test
 public void backreference() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a' 'b' 1", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("aba").match());
 }
Example #5
0
 @Test
 public void tag() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = [{foo} 'a']", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("a").match().first("foo"));
 }
Example #6
0
 @Test
 public void alternation() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a' | 'b'", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("b").match());
 }
Example #7
0
 @Test
 public void regex() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = /a/i", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("A").match());
 }
Example #8
0
 @Test
 public void negativeForwardAssertion2() {
   String[] rules = {
     "ROOT = 'a' !+ /\\B/", //
   };
   Grammar g = new Grammar(new Grammar(rules).describe());
   assertNotNull(g.matches("a").match());
 }