Module nom_grapheme_clusters::parse

Exports parse functions related to segments/grapheme clusters.

Structs

• Tag
  A type usable as tag for a parser without having to create a proper Span.

Functions

• alpha0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 alphabetic segments, possibly with diacritics.
• alpha1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 alphabetic segments, possibly with diacritics.
• alphanumeric0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 alphanumeric segments, possibly with diacritics.
• alphanumeric1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 alphanumeric segments, possibly with diacritics.
• any_segment
  Recognizes any grapheme cluster/segment.
• ascii_alpha0
  Recognizes zero or more ASCII alphabetic segments without diacritics.
• ascii_alpha1
  Recognizes one or more ASCII alphabetic segments without diacritics.
• ascii_alphanumeric0
  Recognizes zero or more ASCII alphanumeric segments without diacritics.
• ascii_alphanumeric1
  Recognizes one or more ASCII alphanumeric segments without diacritics.
• ascii_numeric0
  Recognizes zero or more ASCII numeric segments without diacritics.
• ascii_numeric1
  Recognizes one or more ASCII numeric segments without diacritics.
• char_alpha0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 alphabetic segments without diacritics.
• char_alpha1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 alphabetic segments without diacritics.
• char_alphanumeric0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 alphanumeric segments without diacritics.
• char_alphanumeric1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 alphanumeric segments without diacritics.
• char_numeric0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 numeric segments without diacritics.
• char_numeric1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 numeric segments without diacritics.
• crlf
  Recognizes the sequence "\r\n".
• digit0
  Recognizes zero or more digits in the given base. ASCII characters 0-9. a-z, A-Z are considered digits, depending on the base.
• digit1
  Recognizes one or more digits in the given base. ASCII characters 0-9. a-z, A-Z are considered digits, depending on the base.
• digits_i8
  Parses a signed 8-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_i16
  Parses a signed 16-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_i32
  Parses a signed 32-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_i64
  Parses a signed 64-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_i128
  Parses a signed 128-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_u8
  Parses an unsigned 8-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_u16
  Parses an unsigned 16-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_u32
  Parses an unsigned 32-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_u64
  Parses an unsigned 64-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• digits_u128
  Parses an unsigned 128-bit number. Consumes all available digits, but might return an error if too large.
• line_ending
  Parses line ending, either a linefeed or a "\r\n" sequence.
• newline
  Recognizes one linefeed ("\n") ASCII character.
• none_of
  Recognizes a grapheme clusters/segments NOT in the given list.
• not_line_ending
  Parses segments until a line ending ("\n" or "\r\n") is found.
• numeric0
  Recognizes zero or more UTF-8 numeric segments, possibly with diacritics.
• numeric1
  Recognizes one or more UTF-8 numeric segments, possibly with diacritics.
• one_of
  Recognizes any of the grapheme clusters/segments in the given list.
• satisfy
  Recognizes a character that satifies the given condition function.
• segment
  Recognizes the given grapheme cluster/segment.
• space0
  Recognizes zero or more ASCII spaces.
• space1
  Recognizes one or more ASCII spaces.
• symbol
  Executes the parser returning any data automatically combing the span of such data into a symbol.
• tab
  Recognizes one tab ("\t") ASCII character.
• whitespace0
  Recognizes zero or more unicode whitespace graphemes.
• whitespace1
  Recognizes one or more unicode whitespace graphemes.