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Official ZPE/YASS documentationParser

Object description

Parses YASS source and related input.

Object functions

  • bytecode [1.14.11+]

    Returns the bytecode associated with the parsed token. If no bytecode is mapped for the token, the parser may return -1.

  • has_next [1.14.11+]

    Returns true if there are more tokens available to parse, otherwise false.

  • load [1.14.11+]

    Loads a file into the parser using UTF-8 encoding. Returns true if the file was successfully loaded, otherwise false.

  • parse [1.14.11+]

    Parses the next token and returns a ParseValue object containing both the bytecode and text.

  • read [1.14.11+]

    Loads a raw string directly into the parser. Returns true.

  • set_tokens [1.14.11+]

    Sets the internal token mapping used by the parser. The token map is used by the tokeniser to convert strings into bytecodes during parsing. Returns true.

  • text [1.14.11+]

    Returns the raw text of the parsed token.

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