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I still occasionally think that I can use petitparser to construct a "lexer" and "grammar" for parsing a decodeJson object tree and map it into richer dart objects. The problem is that decodeJson gives me a tree, not a String. Is there a way to use all the wonderful combining and choosing parts of the grammars to essentially "recognize" the shape of a tree, and then map it into Dart objects at each level?
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Earlier versions of PetitParser could parse over arbitrary lists of (nested) objects. There are two main reasons I removed support: (1) there was no demand for it, you are in fact the first one to ever ask for this; and (2) supporting it comes at the cost of added complexity and a loss of performance (in Dart String and List do not have a shared interface).
If you want to play around with this try v1.7.7, the last version that supported this feature. You'll see that through the code there are numerous checks if the parsed input is a String or not.
I still occasionally think that I can use petitparser to construct a "lexer" and "grammar" for parsing a decodeJson object tree and map it into richer dart objects. The problem is that decodeJson gives me a tree, not a String. Is there a way to use all the wonderful combining and choosing parts of the grammars to essentially "recognize" the shape of a tree, and then map it into Dart objects at each level?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: