examples.basics.look_behind Namespace Reference

Variables
string	title
	api = Api()
string	syntax
string	input_string = 'first line\nsecond line'
	grammar = api.generate(syntax)
	parser = Parser(grammar)
	result
	end

Variable Documentation

api

examples.basics.look_behind.api = Api()

Definition at line 32 of file look_behind.py.

end

examples.basics.look_behind.end

Definition at line 51 of file look_behind.py.

grammar

examples.basics.look_behind.grammar = api.generate(syntax)

Definition at line 39 of file look_behind.py.

input_string

string examples.basics.look_behind.input_string = 'first line\nsecond line'

Definition at line 38 of file look_behind.py.

parser

examples.basics.look_behind.parser = Parser(grammar)

Definition at line 46 of file look_behind.py.

result

examples.basics.look_behind.result

Initial value:

=  parser.parse(
        utils.string_to_tuple(input_string),
        sub_begin=0,
        sub_length=11)

Definition at line 47 of file look_behind.py.

syntax

string examples.basics.look_behind.syntax

Initial value:

=  '''line = &&line-begin text line-end
line-begin = (%^ / %d10)
line-end = (%$ / %d10)
text = 1*(%d32 / %d97-122 / %d65-90 / %d48-57)
'''

Definition at line 33 of file look_behind.py.

title

string examples.basics.look_behind.title

Initial value:

=  '''A demonstration of the positive (&&) and negative(!!)
look behind operators. Included is a demonstration of using anchors,
operators that match only the beginning and ending positions
of the input string.
'''

Definition at line 23 of file look_behind.py.