ostrat.pParse

A + or - infix Operator token

An Assignment member can appear in the expressions either side of an asignment operator.

An expression that is a member of the right oe left side of an assignment expression.

A Token that is an AssignMem expression.

This trait includes all the tokens except braces plus the Bracket syntactic blocks. The Block in the name block member is either the top level statements in the file or the statements with in a bracket block. Conceptually the source file is considered a special case of bracket block where the beginning of substitutes for the opening bracket and the end of file substitutes for the closing bracket. BlockMember has only two sub traits StatementMember and SemiToken. So a sequence of TokenOrBlocks is simply a series of tokens which has been parsed into Blocks.

Token that is member of a block. Includes all tokens except the brace tokens.

A closing bracket Token, The ']', ']' or ')' characters are BracketCloseTokens.

An opening Brace, '{', '[' or '('.

Statements in RCON can be unclaused or multi comma separated. The empty Clause just contains a comma. The comma at the end of the last Clause of a Statement is optional.

Can be a member of either side of a ColonExpr

An expression that can be a member of a Clause or the expression of clause.

A Token that is an Expression. Most tokens are expressions, but some are not such as braces, commas and semicolons.

A Token that can be a member of a Clause.

An expression that can be a member of a Colon expression operand.

I think its helpful to have an expression member trait for syntax that is not expressions. So I don't think it would be helpful if say an opening brace was an expression. All Expressions are Expression members.

A compound expression. The traits sole purpose is to give an Expr, the start and end text positions from its first and last components.

A compound expression. The traits sole purpose is to give an Expr, the start and end text positions from its first and last components.

Negative Decimal fractional fixed point number token.

Positive Decimal fractional fixed point token.

Decimal fractional fixed point token.

Sequence of point separated number sequences. Includes fixed point decimal numbers, IPv4 notation nad version nunbers.

The double Dot or Stop Token.

The triple Dot or Stop Token.

The Dot or Stop Token.

Empty Clause class, represented by just a comma.

Factory object for the empty clause. Not sure if it is necessary

The Semicolon of the Empty statement is the expression of this special case of the unclaused statement

The fundamental expression trait. As it currently stands properly formed Statements either is empty or contains an expression or a sequence of clauses that contain each contain an expression.

An ExprSeq can be a sequence of Statements or a Sequence of Clauses.

An ExprSeq can be a sequence of Statements or a Sequence of Clauses.

Negative Floating point fractional number token.

Positive Floaiting point fractional number token.

The purpose of this token is for use at the beginning of a file, to make the the rest of the Statements, sub-statements. As if they were the statements inside parenthesis.

An identifier beginning with a lowercase that is not a valid raw Base32 or hexadecimal token.

An identifier beginning with a lowercase that is a valid raw hexadecimal and raw Base32 token.

An identifier beginning with a lowercase that is not a valid raw Base32 or hexadecimal token.

A valid identifier beginning with a lowercase letter or an underscore character.

Extractor function object for IdentLowerToken type.

An identifier token beginning with an underscore character.

An alphanumeric token beginning with an alphabetic character that most commonly represents a name of something, but is also a valid raw Base32 Token.

An identifier beigning with an upper case letter that is also a valid raw hexadecimal token.

An identifier beginning with a upper case that is not a valid raw Base32 or hexadecimal token.

An alphanumeric identifier token beginning with an upper case alphabetic character.

Extractor function object for IdentUpperToken type.

An alphanumeric token beginning with an alphabetic character that normally represents a name of something, that identifies something.

Common trait for RawIntDeciToken, NatOxToken and NatOyToken has the getIntStd method. This is the trait you would use in general purpose programming language, where raw hexadecimal and raw Bse32 numbers are disallowed.

Companion object for the IntStdToken trait, only contains an unapply method.

A hexadecimal token with a leading "0x", that can be used for standard 32 bit Ints, 64 bit Longs, as well as less used integer formats such as BigInteger and Byte. This is in accord with the principle that RSON at the Token and AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) levels stores data not code, although of course at the higher semantic levels it can be used very well for programming languages.

Function for parsing explicit Hexadecimal Token, one that begins with the characters '0x'.

A hexadecimal token with a leading "0y", that can be used for standard 32 bit Ints, 64 bit Longs, as well as less used integer formats such as BigInteger and Byte. This is in accord with the principle that RSON at the Token and AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) levels stores data not code, although of course at the higher semantic levels it can be used very well for programming languages.

Function for parsing explicit Hexadecimal Token, one that begins with the charchters '0y'.

A 64 bit natural number token in standard decimal format, but which can be inferred to be a raw Hexadecimal. It can be used for standard 32 bit Ints and 64 bit Longs, as well as less used integer formats such as Byte. This is in accord with the principle that RSON at the Token and AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) levels stores data not code, although of course at the higher semantic levels it can be used very well for programming languages.

Common trait for RawIntDeciToken, NatOxToken and NatOyToken has the getIntStd method. This is the trait you would use in general purpose programming language, where raw hexadecimal and raw Bse32 numbers are disallowed.

Companion object for the NatStdToken trait, only contains an unapply method.

Negative natural number token. There must be no space between the '-' character and the digits.

An un-claused Statement that is not the empty statement.

An Operator token.