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The easier way to use rust-peg with Cargo is to use it as a syntax extension. It makes rustc compile the grammar when it compiles the crate. I should probably update the readme with those instructions, since it's the primary way to use rust-peg at this point...
Use
#[phase(plugin)] extern crate peg_syntax_ext;
peg_file! grammar("yourfile.rustpeg")
grammar::rule(source)
However, syntax extensions won't be enabled in Rust 1.0. They've promised giving Cargo the ability to preprocess source like this, but I haven't seen documentation on that yet.
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The closest thing I saw was that cargo supports having a build script but this doesn't do me any good in this case if I can't access executables from crates.
Even if they weren't removing that in 1.0, I'd prefer to have a separate file for my grammar.
Anyways, thanks for the response. I'll figure something out.
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The closest thing I saw was that cargo supports having a build script but this doesn't do me any good in this case if I can't access executables from crates.
If the build script can access libraries from crates, we could add a library to rust-peg that would be convenient to call from the build script.
Even if they weren't removing that in 1.0, I'd prefer to have a separate file for my grammar.
With the syntax extension, you can have the grammar either an inline string with peg
or an external file with peg_file
.
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Ohhh wow, I missed the peg_file!
.
I still would have to say that I personally like having that taken care of and generated outside of my other source code files, but this is a step in the right direction for me. However, it sounds like syntax extensions are going away.
Thanks!
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They're not going away in the nightly builds; they're just being disabled in 1.0 release builds because the APIs they need won't be considered stable with the 1.0 release.
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Closing in favor of #121
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- warn on missing .PHONY entry for common target names HOT 1
- feature request: a way to query the current line number during parsing HOT 5
- general question about thread safety HOT 1
- Use tracing rather than println?
- Binding captured strings? HOT 6
- help with misleading expected set HOT 2
- How do I escape the dot character in [^ pat]? HOT 1
- rustc warning about unused imports HOT 1
- Make the TokenStream wrappers used internally available
- How to escape the " HOT 3
- Mutual recursion with `#[cache_left_rec]` fails
- Case-insensitive literal matches throw off error position HOT 6
- `{? Err("x") }` should not be considered nullable for infinite loop check
- the `#[proc_macro]` attribute is only usable with crates of the `proc-macro` crate type HOT 2
- Automatic whitespace handling? HOT 1
- "rule" but not when HOT 2
- Error recovery when using `precedence!` HOT 2
- What about presenting on Rust Ukraine Conference 2024?
- feat: in rule where clauses support
- feat: mut variable syntax support for TaggedExpr and RuleParam HOT 2
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