Safe Haskell	None
Language	Haskell2010

Pinchot.Examples.Postal

Description

This module contains a context-free grammar for U.S. postal addresses. It would never hold up to real-world use but it gives you a good idea of how to write grammars in Pinchot.

The grammar is ambiguous.

There are no signatures; the type of every declaration in the module is Rule Char.

Documentation

rDigit :: Rule Char Source #

rDigits :: Rule Char Source #

rLetter :: Rule Char Source #

rNorth :: Rule Char Source #

rSouth :: Rule Char Source #

rEast :: Rule Char Source #

rWest :: Rule Char Source #

rNE :: Rule Char Source #

rNW :: Rule Char Source #

rSW :: Rule Char Source #

rSE :: Rule Char Source #

rDirection :: Rule Char Source #

rStreet :: Rule Char Source #

rAvenue :: Rule Char Source #

rWay :: Rule Char Source #

rBoulevard :: Rule Char Source #

rSuffix :: Rule Char Source #

rSpace :: Rule Char Source #

rComma :: Rule Char Source #

rNewline :: Rule Char Source #

rCommaSpace :: Rule Char Source #

rSeparator :: Rule Char Source #

rLetters :: Rule Char Source #

rPostalWord :: Rule Char Source #

rPreSpacedWord :: Rule Char Source #

rPreSpacedWords :: Rule Char Source #

rWords :: Rule Char Source #

rNumber :: Rule Char Source #

rStreetName :: Rule Char Source #

rCity :: Rule Char Source #

rState :: Rule Char Source #

rZipCode :: Rule Char Source #

rDirectionSpace :: Rule Char Source #

rSpaceSuffix :: Rule Char Source #

rOptDirection :: Rule Char Source #

rOptSuffix :: Rule Char Source #

rOptNewline :: Rule Char Source #

rNameLine :: Rule Char Source #

rStreetLine :: Rule Char Source #

rCityLine :: Rule Char Source #

rAddress :: Rule Char Source #