Package terminal contains basic terminal parsers for text parsing.

LeftTrim skips the whitespaces before it tries to match the given parser.

NewFile creates a new file object.

NewPosition creates a new text position.

NewReader creates a new reader instance The Windows-style line endings (\r\n) are automatically replaced with Unix-style line endings (\n).

ReadFile reads a file and creates a File object.

RightTrim reads and skips the whitespaces after any parser matches and updates the reader position.

Trim removes all whitespaces before and after the result token.

Whitespace modes WsNone means no whitespaces will read and skipped after a token WsSpaces means spaces and tabs will be read and skipped automatically after a match WsSpacesNl means spaces, tabs and new lines will be read and skipped automatically after a match.

Whitespace modes WsNone means no whitespaces will read and skipped after a token WsSpaces means spaces and tabs will be read and skipped automatically after a match WsSpacesNl means spaces, tabs and new lines will be read and skipped automatically after a match.

Whitespace modes WsNone means no whitespaces will read and skipped after a token WsSpaces means spaces and tabs will be read and skipped automatically after a match WsSpacesNl means spaces, tabs and new lines will be read and skipped automatically after a match.

Whitespace modes WsNone means no whitespaces will read and skipped after a token WsSpaces means spaces and tabs will be read and skipped automatically after a match WsSpacesNl means spaces, tabs and new lines will be read and skipped automatically after a match.

File contains the contents of a file and the line offsets for quick line+column lookup.

Position is a text file position.

Reader defines a text input reader For more efficient reading it provides methods for regexp matching.

WsMode is a type for definining how to handle whitespaces after the tokens.