/// Return the token at the start of `input`. /// /// If `generic` is `false`, then the bit shift operators `>>` or `<<` /// are valid lookahead tokens for the current parser state (see [§3.1 /// Parsing] in the WGSL specification). In other words: /// /// - If `generic` is `true`, then we are expecting an angle bracket /// around a generic type parameter, like the `<` and `>` in /// `vec3<f32>`, so interpret `<` and `>` as `Token::Paren` tokens, /// even if they're part of `<<` or `>>` sequences. /// /// - Otherwise, interpret `<<` and `>>` as shift operators: /// `Token::LogicalOperation` tokens. /// /// [§3.1 Parsing]: https://gpuweb.github.io/gpuweb/wgsl/#parsing fn consume_token(input: &str, generic: bool) -> (Token<'_>, &str) { letmut chars = input.chars(); let cur = match chars.next() {
Some(c) => c,
None => return (Token::End, ""),
}; match cur { ':' | ';' | ',' => (Token::Separator(cur), chars.as_str()), '.' => { let og_chars = chars.as_str(); match chars.next() {
Some('0'..='9') => consume_number(input),
_ => (Token::Separator(cur), og_chars),
}
} '@' => (Token::Attribute, chars.as_str()), '(' | ')' | '{' | '}' | '[' | ']' => (Token::Paren(cur), chars.as_str()), '<' | '>' => { let og_chars = chars.as_str(); match chars.next() {
Some('=') if !generic => (Token::LogicalOperation(cur), chars.as_str()),
Some(c) if c == cur && !generic => { let og_chars = chars.as_str(); match chars.next() {
Some('=') => (Token::AssignmentOperation(cur), chars.as_str()),
_ => (Token::ShiftOperation(cur), og_chars),
}
}
_ => (Token::Paren(cur), og_chars),
}
} '0'..='9' => consume_number(input), '/' => { let og_chars = chars.as_str(); match chars.next() {
Some('/') => { let _ = chars.position(is_comment_end);
(Token::Trivia, chars.as_str())
}
Some('*') => { letmut depth = 1; letmut prev = None;
for c in &mut chars { match (prev, c) {
(Some('*'), '/') => {
prev = None;
depth -= 1; if depth == 0 { return (Token::Trivia, chars.as_str());
}
}
(Some('/'), '*') => {
prev = None;
depth += 1;
}
_ => {
prev = Some(c);
}
}
}
/// Returns whether or not a char is a comment end /// (Unicode Pattern_White_Space excluding U+0020, U+0009, U+200E and U+200F) constfn is_comment_end(c: char) -> bool { match c { '\u{000a}'..='\u{000d}' | '\u{0085}' | '\u{2028}' | '\u{2029}' => true,
_ => false,
}
}
/// Returns whether or not a char is a blankspace (Unicode Pattern_White_Space) constfn is_blankspace(c: char) -> bool { match c { '\u{0020}'
| '\u{0009}'..='\u{000d}'
| '\u{0085}'
| '\u{200e}'
| '\u{200f}'
| '\u{2028}'
| '\u{2029}' => true,
_ => false,
}
}
/// Returns whether or not a char is a word start (Unicode XID_Start + '_') fn is_word_start(c: char) -> bool {
c == '_' || unicode_xid::UnicodeXID::is_xid_start(c)
}
/// Returns whether or not a char is a word part (Unicode XID_Continue) fn is_word_part(c: char) -> bool {
unicode_xid::UnicodeXID::is_xid_continue(c)
}
/// The full original source code. /// /// We compare `input` against this to compute the lexer's current offset in /// the source. pub(incrate::front::wgsl) source: &'a str,
/// The byte offset of the end of the most recently returned non-trivia /// token. /// /// This is consulted by the `span_from` function, for finding the /// end of the span for larger structures like expressions or /// statements.
last_end_offset: usize,
/// Calls the function with a lexer and returns the result of the function as well as the span for everything the function parsed /// /// # Examples /// ```ignore /// let lexer = Lexer::new("5"); /// let (value, span) = lexer.capture_span(Lexer::next_uint_literal); /// assert_eq!(value, 5); /// ``` #[inline] pubfn capture_span<T, E>(
&mutself,
inner: impl FnOnce(&mutSelf) -> Result<T, E>,
) -> Result<(T, Span), E> { let start = self.current_byte_offset(); let res = inner(self)?; let end = self.current_byte_offset();
Ok((res, Span::from(start..end)))
}
/// Return the next non-whitespace token from `self`. /// /// Assume we are a parse state where bit shift operators may /// occur, but not angle brackets. #[must_use] pub(incrate::front::wgsl) fn next(&mutself) -> TokenSpan<'a> { self.next_impl(false)
}
/// Return the next non-whitespace token from `self`. /// /// Assume we are in a parse state where angle brackets may occur, /// but not bit shift operators. #[must_use] pub(incrate::front::wgsl) fn next_generic(&mutself) -> TokenSpan<'a> { self.next_impl(true)
}
/// Return the next non-whitespace token from `self`, with a span. /// /// See [`consume_token`] for the meaning of `generic`. fn next_impl(&mutself, generic: bool) -> TokenSpan<'a> { letmut start_byte_offset = self.current_byte_offset(); loop { let (token, rest) = consume_token(self.input, generic); self.input = rest; match token {
Token::Trivia => start_byte_offset = self.current_byte_offset(),
_ => { self.last_end_offset = self.current_byte_offset(); return (token, self.span_from(start_byte_offset));
}
}
}
}
pub(incrate::front::wgsl) fn expect_generic_paren(
&mutself,
expected: char,
) -> Result<(), Error<'a>> { let next = self.next_generic(); if next.0 == Token::Paren(expected) {
Ok(())
} else {
Err(Error::Unexpected(
next.1,
ExpectedToken::Token(Token::Paren(expected)),
))
}
}
/// If the next token matches it is skipped and true is returned pub(incrate::front::wgsl) fn skip(&mutself, what: Token<'_>) -> bool { let (peeked_token, rest) = self.peek_token_and_rest(); if peeked_token.0 == what { self.input = rest; true
} else { false
}
}
// Type suffixes are only allowed on hex float literals // if you provided an exponent.
sub_test( "0x1.2f 0x1.2f 0x1.2h 0x1.2H 0x1.2lf",
&[ // The 'f' suffixes are taken as a hex digit: // the fractional part is 0x2f / 256.
Token::Number(Ok(Number::AbstractFloat(1.0 + 0x2f as f64 / 256.0))),
Token::Number(Ok(Number::AbstractFloat(1.0 + 0x2f as f64 / 256.0))),
Token::Number(Ok(Number::AbstractFloat(1.125))),
Token::Word("h"),
Token::Number(Ok(Number::AbstractFloat(1.125))),
Token::Word("H"),
Token::Number(Ok(Number::AbstractFloat(1.125))),
Token::Word("lf"),
],
)
}
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