Simple parsers for EOF, a variable character, a variable string literal.
And a slightly more complex parser designed to vary upon type and parse out a token which can be deserialized into the type.
As such a slightly more complex example:
enum Animal { Cow, sheep, dog } // SNIP! ParseTo IntoAnimal = ParseTo.CommonEnum(); Parser AnimalParser = (IntoAnimal + Whitespace.Common.ZeroOrMore).OneOrMore; IndexTree AnimalRslt = AnimalParser.Parse("Cow 2 dog DOGdog"); foreach (string s in AnimalRslt.ViewTree("Cow 2 dog DOGdog")) { Console.WriteLine(s); } foreach (IndexTree ParsedAnimal in AnimalRslt.Select(IntoAnimal)) { Console.WriteLine("Animal!: {0}", IntoAnimal.ParseToObj("Cow 2 dog DOGdog".Substring(ParsedAnimal.Start, ParsedAnimal.Length))); }and the output:
rms.Support.Parsing.Series 0:10 - Cow 2 dog rms.Support.Parsing.Sequence 0:4 - Cow rms.Support.Parsing.ParseTo`1[ParserTest.Program+Animal] 0:3 - Cow rms.Support.Parsing.Series 0:3 - Cow rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 0:1 - C rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 1:2 - o rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 2:3 - w rms.Support.Parsing.Series 3:4 - rms.Support.Parsing.Whitespace 3:4 - rms.Support.Parsing.Sequence 4:6 - 2 rms.Support.Parsing.ParseTo`1[ParserTest.Program+Animal] 4:5 - 2 rms.Support.Parsing.Series 4:5 - 2 rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 4:5 - 2 rms.Support.Parsing.Series 5:6 - rms.Support.Parsing.Whitespace 5:6 - rms.Support.Parsing.Sequence 6:10 - dog rms.Support.Parsing.ParseTo`1[ParserTest.Program+Animal] 6:9 - dog rms.Support.Parsing.Series 6:9 - dog rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 6:7 - d rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 7:8 - o rms.Support.Parsing.DifferenceParser 8:9 - g rms.Support.Parsing.Series 9:10 - rms.Support.Parsing.Whitespace 9:10 -Animal!: CowAnimal!: dogAnimal!: dog