Results 13 issues of Francis Galiegue

There is no reason why CodeBuffer isn't able to support it. Just use a CharBuffer to .wrap() the buffer, and use this CharBuffer's .subSequence() with the indices adjusted according to...

Right now, the code for all rules in the generated parser class delegates rule "resolution" to a `ProxyMatcher`. But this is not needed for many of them; let us call...

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A `Var` is a rather heavy beast: - since it allows for nulls, instead of a light `ArrayDeque`, we need a `LinkedList`; - the initial value is itself a generic...

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Grappa has `unicodeChar()` and `unicodeRange()`. I thought about adding `inUnicodeBlock()` as well; this would allow a matcher to tell whether the next code point (_not_ `char`) is in this or...

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The `InputBuffer` is basically the character sequence used in a parsing run. Parboiled could build such buffers from plain `String`s or `char` arrays. Grappa added one for `CharSequence`s (which basically...

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Such an API is needed. We will start by highlighting the problems with the current API (and there are many!) and then propose a new one. ## Problems with the...

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This opcode, new since Java 7, is among other things what is used by lambdas in Java 8 (see [this video by Mr Goetz himself](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_QbkGU_lqY)) but also all "dynamically typed"...

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Code: ``` java public final class TraceReadTest { private static final Path ZIP_PATH = Paths.get("/home/fge/t.zip"); private static final Map ZIPFS_ENV = Collections.singletonMap("readonly", "true"); private static final String TRACE_PATH = "/trace.csv";...

Hello, This plugin is what I was looking for for one of my projects (https://github.com/fge/json-schema-validator), so thanks for that! I have one nitpick though. When I launch it, I see...

The original mockito in Java has that and it's very convenient; can this be implemented in python mockito as well? I'm a beginner in python but AFAICS this can be...