Comment Parser #48
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Added CommentParser class to construct custom single and multi-line comment parsers. * Updated AssemblerTests.cs to use new CommentParser class. * Removed EndOfLineComment in Parse.Primitives.cs
Creates an interface for CommentParser.
Adds comments to XmlExample to demonstrate CommentParser class.
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This is pretty cool. For single line comments I note that a number of languages have multiple characters (I've dealt with some that have # and "//" for example). Could that be made an array? The other approach is to have a set of primitives that take the comment as an argument... so, for example, or similar. |
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Many thanks for this. |
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I wanted to share my solution to the problem discussed in this issue regarding comment parsing. I created this CommentParser class, which provides the user with a few comment parsers which will work with whichever headers they require. I removed the EndOfLineComment parser in Parse.Primitives.cs (as this CommentParser class achieves the same goal), and updated AssemblerTests to use the CommentParser class instead of that EndOfLineComment parser. I also modified the Xml Example to parse and ignore comments using CommentParser, so as to demonstrate the use of the class.