Closed vasily-kartashov closed 5 years ago
When running this grammar https://github.com/hamlet-framework/type/blob/master/src/Reader/grammar.pp
against this test set: https://github.com/hamlet-framework/type/blob/master/tests/Reader/ParserTest.php
the output is:
\Hamlet\Cast\Type > token(id, \Hamlet\Cast\Type) array > token(array, array) int > token(built_in, int) array<string, array<string, array{DateTime}>> > token(array, array) array|null|false|1|1.1 > token(array, array) array{id:int|null,name?:string|null} > token(array, array) ('a'|'b'|'c') > token(string:string, a) 'a'|'b' > token(string:string, a) string[][] > token(built_in, string) (1|false)[] > token(int_number, 1) (A::FOO | A::BAR) > token(id, A) int[] > token(built_in, int) callable(('a'|'b'), int):(string|array{\DateTime}|callable():void) > token(callable, callable) array{0: string, 1: string, foo: stdClass, 28: false} > token(array, array) A::class|B::class > token(id, A) Closure(bool):int > token(id, Closure) array<string,\DateTime> > token(array, array) Generator<T0, int, mixed, T0> > token(id, Generator) Generator<T0, int, mixed, T0> & object > token(id, Generator)
What is the output not the complete tree but just the first token?
Missing # in front of matching rules.
#
When running this grammar https://github.com/hamlet-framework/type/blob/master/src/Reader/grammar.pp
against this test set: https://github.com/hamlet-framework/type/blob/master/tests/Reader/ParserTest.php
the output is:
What is the output not the complete tree but just the first token?