succeed: 'succeed' is based on the empty string symbol in the BNF...
In chappers/Ramble: Parser Combinator for R
Description
Usage
Arguments
Examples
Description
succeed is based on the empty string symbol in the BNF notation The
succeed parser always succeeds, without actually consuming any input
string. Since the outcome of succeed does not depend on its input, its result
value must be pre-detemined, so it is included as an extra parameter.
Usage
1
succeed(string)
Arguments
string
the result value of succeed parser
Examples
1
succeed("1") ("abc")
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Description Usage Arguments Examples
Description
succeed is based on the empty string symbol in the BNF notation The
succeed parser always succeeds, without actually consuming any input
string. Since the outcome of succeed does not depend on its input, its result
value must be pre-detemined, so it is included as an extra parameter.
Usage
1 | succeed(string)
|
Arguments
string |
the result value of succeed parser |
Examples
1 | succeed("1") ("abc")
|
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