Examples of RDParserResult

org.cipres.treebase.auxdata.RDParserResult

Class for return values from {@see RDParser} parsers.

A parser must return three values:

Whether the parsing attempt succeeded or failed
If successful, what semantic value the parser assigned to the parsed portion of the input
If successful, what portion of the input remained unread

The RDParserResult class encapsulates the three values that are returned from a successful parse.

Success and failure can be queried with the {@see #success()} and {@see #failed()} methods.If successful, the semantic value is returned by {@see #value()}, and the unparsed portion of the input is returned by {@see #remainingTokens()}

@author mjd

      throw new RuntimeException("Usage: program [inputFilename]");
    }
    
    Filter repatriateStudyAuthors = new RepatriateStudyAuthors(me.getSession(), System.out);
    AuxiliaryDataParser parser = new AuxiliaryDataParser(repatriateStudyAuthors);
    RDParserResult result = parser.parseFile(f);
    parser.reportResults(System.err, result);
    System.exit(result.success() ? 0 : 1);
  }

    skipBOM(fh);
    
    Generator<Token> gen = new TokenReader(fh);
    LazyList<Token> toks = new LazyList<Token>(gen);


    RDParserResult result = p.Parse(toks);
    p.reportResults(this.getOutput(), result);
    return result.success();
  }

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Examples of RDParserResult

Examples of org.cipres.treebase.auxdata.RDParserResult

Examples of org.cipres.treebase.auxdata.RDParserResult