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Parser Configuration
--------------------
|TatSu| has many configuration options. They are all defined in
``tatsu.parserconfig.ParserConfig``. With the introduction of ``ParserConfig``
there's no need to declare every configuration parameter as an optional named
argument in entry points and internal methods. The defaults set in
``ParserConfig`` are suitable for most cases, and they are easy to override.
.. code:: python
@dataclass
class ParserConfig:
name: str | None = 'Test'
filename: str = ''
encoding: str = 'utf-8'
start: str | None = None # FIXME
start_rule: str | None = None # FIXME
rule_name: str | None = None # Backward compatibility
comments_re: re.Pattern | str | None = None # WARNING: deprecated
eol_comments_re: re.Pattern | str | None = None # WARNING: deprecated
tokenizercls: type[Tokenizer] | None = None # FIXME
semantics: type | None = None
comment_recovery: bool = False # warning: not implemented
memoization: bool = True
memoize_lookaheads: bool = True
memo_cache_size: int = MEMO_CACHE_SIZE
colorize: bool = True # INFO: requires the colorama library
trace: bool = False
trace_filename: bool = False
trace_length: int = 72
trace_separator: str = C_DERIVE
grammar: str | None = None
left_recursion: bool = True
comments: str | None = None
eol_comments: str | None = None
keywords: Collection[str] = field(default_factory=set)
ignorecase: bool | None = False
namechars: str = ''
nameguard: bool | None = None # implied by namechars
whitespace: str | None = _undefined_str
parseinfo: bool = False
Entry points and internal methods in |TatSu| have an optional
``config: ParserConfig | None = None`` argument.
.. code:: Python
def parse(
grammar,
input,
start=None,
name=None,
semantics=None,
asmodel=False,
config: ParserConfig | None = None,
**settings,
):
If no ``ParserConfig`` is passed, a default one is created. Configuration
attributes may be overridden by relevant arguments in ``**settings``.
These are several ways to apply a configuration setting:
.. code:: Python
config = tatsu.parserconfig.ParserConfig()
config.left_recursion = False
ast = tatsu.parse(grammar, text, config=config)
config = tatsu.parserconfig.ParserConfig(left_recursion=False)
ast = tatsu.parse(grammar, text, config=config)
ast = tatsu.parse(grammar, text, left_recursion=False)
name
~~~~
.. code:: Python
name: str | None = 'Test'
The name of the grammar. It's used in generated Python parsers and may be
used in error reporting.
filename
~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
filename: str = ''
The file name from which the grammar was read. It may be used in error reporting.
encoding
~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
encoding: str = 'utf-8'
The encoding for any text input or output performed by the librarry
start
~~~~~
.. code:: Python
start: str | None = None # FIXME
The name of the rule on which to start parsing. It may be used to invoke
only a specific part of the parser.
.. code:: Python
ast = parse(grammar, '(2+2)*2', start='expression')
tokenizercls
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
tokenizercls: type[Tokenizer] | None = None # FIXME
The class that implements tokenization for the parser. If it's not defined
then the parsing modules will default to ``buffering.Buffer``.
This option was applied in the prototype PEG parser for Python as to use
the native Python tokenizer.
semantics
~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
semantics: type | None = None
The class implementing parser semantics. See other sections of the
documentation for meaning, implementation and default and generated
semantic classes and objects.
memoization
~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
memoization: bool = True
Enable or disable memoization in the parser. Only very specific input languages
require this to be ``False``.
memoize_lookaheads
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
memoize_lookaheads: bool = True
Enables or disables memoization for lookaheads. Only very specific input languages
require this to be ``False``.
memo_cache_size
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
memo_cache_size: int = MEMO_CACHE_SIZE
The size of the cache for memos. As parsing progresses, previous memos
are rarely needed, so there's a bound to the number of memos saved
(currently 1024).
colorize
~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
colorize: bool = True
Colorize trace output. Colorization requires that the ``colorama`` library
is available.
trace
~~~~~
.. code:: Python
trace: bool = False
Produce a trace of the parsing process. See the `Traces <traces.html>`_
section for more information.
trace_filename
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
trace_filename: bool = False
Include the input textt's filename in trace output.
trace_length
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
trace_length: int = 72
The maximum width of a line in a trace.
trace_separator
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
trace_separator: str = C_DERIVE
The separator to usee between lines in a trace.
grammar
~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
grammar: str | None = None
An alias for the `name <#name>`_ option.
left_recursion
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
left_recursion: bool = True
Enable or disable left recursion in analysis and parsing.
comments
~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
comments: str | None = None
A regular expression describing comments in the input. Comments are skipped
during parsing.
eol_comments
~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
eol_comments: str | None = None
A regular expression describing end-of-line comments in the input.
Comments are skipped during parsing.
keywords
~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
keywords: Collection[str] = field(default_factory=set)
The list of keywords in the input language. See
`Reserved Words and Keywords <syntax.html#reserved-words-and-keywords>`_
for more information.
ignorecase
~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
ignorecase: bool | None = False
namechars
~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
namechars: str = ''
Additional characters that can be part of an identifier
(for example ``namechars='$@'``').
nameguard
~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
nameguard: bool = False # implied by namechars
When set to ``True``, avoids matching tokens when the next character in the input sequence is
alphanumeric or a ``@@namechar``. Defaults to ``False``.
See `token expression <syntax.html#text-or-text>`_ for an explanation.
whitespace
~~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
whitespace: str | None = _undefined_str
Provides a regular expression for the whitespace to be ignored by the parser.
See the `@@whitespace <directives.html#whitespace-regexp>`_ section for more
information.
parseinfo
~~~~~~~~~
.. code:: Python
parseinfo: bool = False
When ``parseinfo==True``, a ``parseinfo`` entry is added to `AST`_ nodes
that are dict-like. The entry provides information about what was parsed and
where. See `Abstract Syntax Trees <ast.html>`_ for more information.
.. code:: Python
class ParseInfo(NamedTuple):
tokenizer: Any
rule: str
pos: int
endpos: int
line: int
endline: int
alerts: list[Alert] = [] # noqa: RUF012
def text_lines(self):
return self.tokenizer.get_lines(self.line, self.endline)
def line_index(self):
return self.tokenizer.line_index(self.line, self.endline)
@property
def buffer(self):
return self.tokenizer
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