linkchecker/GML/GMLBaseParser.py
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"""
GMLBaseParser.py -- created Mon Feb 28 14:20:00 2000
This file was automatically generated by the PyLR parser generator.
It defines the tables 'actiontable', 'gototable', and 'prodinfo'. These
tables are used to give functionality to a parsing engine. It also defines
A Parser class called GMLBaseParser which will use this engine. It's usage
is indicated in GMLBaseParser's doc-string.
"""
#
# this section contains source code added by the user
# plus 'import PyLR'
#
import GML
import PyLR
#
# the action table means
# ('s', -1) shift
# ('r', <n>) reduce with production n
# ('a', -1) accept
# ('', -1) error
# each row represents a state and each column a terminal lookahead symbol
# Lexer symbols are:
# ['EOF', 'REAL', 'INTEGER', 'LSQB', 'RSQB', 'STRING', 'KEY']
#
_actiontable = [
[('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('s', 6)],
[('a', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1)],
[('r', 1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('s', 6)],
[('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('s', 12), ('', -1), ('s', 6)],
[('r', 2), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 2), ('', -1), ('r', 2)],
[('r', 3), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 3), ('', -1), ('r', 3)],
[('', -1), ('s', 9), ('s', 8), ('s', 11), ('', -1), ('s', 10), ('', -1)],
[('r', 4), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 4), ('', -1), ('r', 4)],
[('r', 5), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 5), ('', -1), ('r', 5)],
[('r', 6), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 6), ('', -1), ('r', 6)],
[('r', 7), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 7), ('', -1), ('r', 7)],
[('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('s', 6)],
[('r', 8), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('', -1), ('r', 8), ('', -1), ('r', 8)]
]
#
# the goto table, each row represents a state
# and each column the nonterminal that was on the lhs of the
# reduction
#
_gototable = [
[1, 2, 5, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, 4, None],
[None, None, 4, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, None, 7],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, None, None, None],
[None, 3, 5, None],
[None, None, None, None]
]
#
# This is the prodinfo table. each row represents a production
# the entries are the length of the production, the name of a method
# in an instance of the GMLBaseParser class below that gets called
# when that production occurs, and the index of the lhs in the
# nonterminals (as in the gototable)
#
_prodinfo = [
(1, 'feddich', 0), # gml: list (feddich)
(2, 'gml_key_value', 1), # list: list keyvalue (gml_key_value)
(1, 'unspecified', 1), # list: keyvalue (unspecified)
(2, 'key_value', 2), # keyvalue: 6 value (key_value)
(1, 'unspecified', 3), # value: 2 (unspecified)
(1, 'unspecified', 3), # value: 1 (unspecified)
(1, 'unspecified', 3), # value: 5 (unspecified)
(3, 'gmllist', 3), # value: 3 list 4 (gmllist)
]
class GMLBaseParser(PyLR.Parser):
"""
this class was produced automatically by the PyLR parser generator.
It is meant to be subclassed to produce a parser for the grammar
gml: list (feddich);
list: list keyvalue (gml_key_value);
list: keyvalue (unspecified);
keyvalue: KEY value (key_value);
value: INTEGER (unspecified);
value: REAL (unspecified);
value: STRING (unspecified);
value: LSQB list RSQB (gmllist);
While parsing input, if one of the above productions is recognized,
a method of your sub-class (whose name is indicated in parens to the
right) will be invoked. Names marked 'unspecified' should be ignored.
usage:
class MyGMLBaseParser(GMLBaseParser):
# ...define the methods for the productions...
p = MyGMLBaseParser(); p.parse(text)
"""
def __init__(self):
lexer = GML.GMLLexer()
PyLR.Parser.__init__(self, lexer, _actiontable, _gototable, _prodinfo)