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--
-- Haddock - A Haskell Documentation Tool
--
-- (c) Simon Marlow 2002
--
-- This file was modified and integrated into GHC by David Waern 2006
--
{
{-# OPTIONS -Wwarn -w #-}
-- The above warning supression flag is a temporary kludge.
-- While working on this module you are encouraged to remove it and fix
-- any warnings in the module. See
-- http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/wiki/Commentary/CodingStyle#Warnings
-- for details
module Haddock.Interface.Lex (
Token(..),
tokenise
) where
import Lexer hiding (Token)
import Parser ( parseIdentifier )
import StringBuffer
import RdrName
import SrcLoc
import DynFlags
import Data.Char
import Numeric
import System.IO.Unsafe
}
$ws = $white # \n
$digit = [0-9]
$hexdigit = [0-9a-fA-F]
$special = [\"\@]
$alphanum = [A-Za-z0-9]
$ident = [$alphanum \'\_\.\!\#\$\%\&\*\+\/\<\=\>\?\@\\\\\^\|\-\~]
:-
-- beginning of a paragraph
<0,para> {
$ws* \n ;
$ws* \> { begin birdtrack }
$ws* [\*\-] { token TokBullet `andBegin` string }
$ws* \[ { token TokDefStart `andBegin` def }
$ws* \( $digit+ \) { token TokNumber `andBegin` string }
$ws* { begin string }
}
-- beginning of a line
<line> {
$ws* \> { begin birdtrack }
$ws* \n { token TokPara `andBegin` para }
-- Here, we really want to be able to say
-- $ws* (\n | <eof>) { token TokPara `andBegin` para}
-- because otherwise a trailing line of whitespace will result in
-- a spurious TokString at the end of a docstring. We don't have <eof>,
-- though (NOW I realise what it was for :-). To get around this, we always
-- append \n to the end of a docstring.
() { begin string }
}
<birdtrack> .* \n? { strtokenNL TokBirdTrack `andBegin` line }
<string,def> {
$special { strtoken $ \s -> TokSpecial (head s) }
\<\<.*\>\> { strtoken $ \s -> TokPic (init $ init $ tail $ tail s) }
\<.*\> { strtoken $ \s -> TokURL (init (tail s)) }
\#.*\# { strtoken $ \s -> TokAName (init (tail s)) }
\/ [^\/]* \/ { strtoken $ \s -> TokEmphasis (init (tail s)) }
[\'\`] $ident+ [\'\`] { ident }
\\ . { strtoken (TokString . tail) }
"&#" $digit+ \; { strtoken $ \s -> TokString [chr (read (init (drop 2 s)))] }
"&#" [xX] $hexdigit+ \; { strtoken $ \s -> case readHex (init (drop 3 s)) of [(n,_)] -> TokString [chr n] }
-- allow special characters through if they don't fit one of the previous
-- patterns.
[\/\'\`\<\#\&\\] { strtoken TokString }
[^ $special \/ \< \# \n \'\` \& \\ \]]* \n { strtokenNL TokString `andBegin` line }
[^ $special \/ \< \# \n \'\` \& \\ \]]+ { strtoken TokString }
}
<def> {
\] { token TokDefEnd `andBegin` string }
}
-- ']' doesn't have any special meaning outside of the [...] at the beginning
-- of a definition paragraph.
<string> {
\] { strtoken TokString }
}
{
data Token
= TokPara
| TokNumber
| TokBullet
| TokDefStart
| TokDefEnd
| TokSpecial Char
| TokIdent [RdrName]
| TokString String
| TokURL String
| TokPic String
| TokEmphasis String
| TokAName String
| TokBirdTrack String
-- deriving Show
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Alex support stuff
type StartCode = Int
type Action = String -> StartCode -> (StartCode -> [Token]) -> [Token]
type AlexInput = (Char,String)
alexGetChar (_, []) = Nothing
alexGetChar (_, c:cs) = Just (c, (c,cs))
alexInputPrevChar (c,_) = c
tokenise :: String -> [Token]
tokenise str = let toks = go ('\n', eofHack str) para in {-trace (show toks)-} toks
where go inp@(_,str) sc =
case alexScan inp sc of
AlexEOF -> []
AlexError _ -> error "lexical error"
AlexSkip inp' _ -> go inp' sc
AlexToken inp' len act -> act (take len str) sc (\sc -> go inp' sc)
-- NB. we add a final \n to the string, (see comment in the beginning of line
-- production above).
eofHack str = str++"\n"
andBegin :: Action -> StartCode -> Action
andBegin act new_sc = \str _ cont -> act str new_sc cont
token :: Token -> Action
token t = \_ sc cont -> t : cont sc
strtoken, strtokenNL :: (String -> Token) -> Action
strtoken t = \str sc cont -> t str : cont sc
strtokenNL t = \str sc cont -> t (filter (/= '\r') str) : cont sc
-- ^ We only want LF line endings in our internal doc string format, so we
-- filter out all CRs.
begin :: StartCode -> Action
begin sc = \_ _ cont -> cont sc
-- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- Lex a string as a Haskell identifier
ident :: Action
ident str sc cont =
case strToHsQNames id of
Just names -> TokIdent names : cont sc
Nothing -> TokString str : cont sc
where id = init (tail str)
strToHsQNames :: String -> Maybe [RdrName]
strToHsQNames str0 =
let buffer = unsafePerformIO (stringToStringBuffer str0)
pstate = mkPState buffer noSrcLoc defaultDynFlags
result = unP parseIdentifier pstate
in case result of
POk _ name -> Just [unLoc name]
_ -> Nothing
}
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