| /dports/devel/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-0.20.1/cli/src/generate/ |
| H A D | parse_grammar.rs | 78 precedences: Vec<Vec<RuleJSON>>, field
100 rule: parse_rule(serde_json::from_value(value)?), in parse_grammar()
104 let mut precedence_orderings = Vec::with_capacity(grammar_json.precedences.len()); in parse_grammar()
105 for list in grammar_json.precedences { in parse_grammar()
212 rule: Rule::repeat(Rule::NamedSymbol("statement".to_string())) in test_parse_grammar()
217 rule: Rule::String("foo".to_string()) in test_parse_grammar()
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| /dports/devel/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-0.20.1/cli/npm/ |
| H A D | dsl.d.ts | 75 precedences?: () => String[][], property
179 rule: RuleOrLiteral,
213 declare function optional(rule: RuleOrLiteral): ChoiceRule;
236 (value: String | number, rule: RuleOrLiteral): PrecRule;
251 left(rule: RuleOrLiteral): PrecLeftRule;
252 left(value: String | number, rule: RuleOrLiteral): PrecLeftRule;
267 right(rule: RuleOrLiteral): PrecRightRule;
296 declare function repeat(rule: RuleOrLiteral): RepeatRule;
303 declare function repeat1(rule: RuleOrLiteral): Repeat1Rule;
333 (rule: RuleOrLiteral): TokenRule;
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| /dports/net-mgmt/observium/observium/mibs/clavister/ |
| H A D | CLAVISTER-MIB | 845 "The rule usage index."
853 "The name of the rule."
1054 the current rule."
1137 "The rule usage index."
1145 "The name of the rule."
1337 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1345 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1362 "The number of pipe precedences"
1382 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1391 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| /dports/net-mgmt/observium/observium/mibs/d-link/ |
| H A D | DFL210-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL260e-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL800-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL860-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL1660-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL2500-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL2560-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL260-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| H A D | DFL860e-MIB | 950 "The rule usage index."
958 "The name of the rule."
1159 the current rule."
1242 "The rule usage index."
1250 "The name of the rule."
1442 "The minimum of the range of pipe precedences."
1450 "The maximum of the range of pipe precedences."
1467 "The number of pipe precedences"
1487 the corresponding values for all precedences."
1496 the corresponding values for all precedences."
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| /dports/print/lout/lout-3.40/doc/expert/ |
| H A D | det_prec | 18 second rule. Each symbol is either @I left-associative or
56 Lout's symbols have the following precedences and associativities:
107 the precedence is 102 as shown above. This complicated rule
109 practice than a pure precedence rule can do.
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| /dports/lang/fpc-utils/fpc-3.2.2/utils/tply/ |
| H A D | tply.doc | 325 may be used to group expressions and overwrite default precedences.
1002 start state of the parser, the parsed rule is
1006 This is not an actual grammar rule, but a starting rule automatically
1015 The description of the start rule in state 0,
1030 reduced rule.
1040 only action is reduction by rule 4:
1130 grammar rule.
1247 have been assigned precedences. TP Yacc then chooses the parse action
1260 arithmetic expression grammar (without precedences):
1357 at the end of the corresponding rule which gives the rule the precedence
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| H A D | tply.tex | 361 overwrite default precedences. The \verb"<>" and \verb"/" operators may only
1064 start state of the parser, the parsed rule is
1069 This is not an actual grammar rule, but a starting rule automatically
1093 reduced rule.
1104 only action is reduction by rule 4:
1195 grammar rule.
1260 the first rule.
1326 have been assigned precedences. TP Yacc then chooses the parse action
1342 arithmetic expression grammar (without precedences):
1448 at the end of the corresponding rule which gives the rule the precedence
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| /dports/lang/fpc-source/fpc-3.2.2/utils/tply/ |
| H A D | tply.doc | 325 may be used to group expressions and overwrite default precedences.
1002 start state of the parser, the parsed rule is
1006 This is not an actual grammar rule, but a starting rule automatically
1015 The description of the start rule in state 0,
1030 reduced rule.
1040 only action is reduction by rule 4:
1130 grammar rule.
1247 have been assigned precedences. TP Yacc then chooses the parse action
1260 arithmetic expression grammar (without precedences):
1357 at the end of the corresponding rule which gives the rule the precedence
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| H A D | tply.tex | 361 overwrite default precedences. The \verb"<>" and \verb"/" operators may only
1064 start state of the parser, the parsed rule is
1069 This is not an actual grammar rule, but a starting rule automatically
1093 reduced rule.
1104 only action is reduction by rule 4:
1195 grammar rule.
1260 the first rule.
1326 have been assigned precedences. TP Yacc then chooses the parse action
1342 arithmetic expression grammar (without precedences):
1448 at the end of the corresponding rule which gives the rule the precedence
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| /dports/lang/parrot/parrot-8.1.0/docs/ |
| H A D | optable.pod | 42 exceptions to this rule are increment (++) and decrement (--) operators and
72 Computer languages usually have a table of operator precedences. Operators at
206 The C<is stop> adverb declares a string to be matched directly or a sub(rule)
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| /dports/math/yacas/yacas-1.9.1/docs/programming_in_yacas/ |
| H A D | index.rst | 142 a "terminating" rule is encountered. A "terminating" rule is one that
246 Now we can add some rules to the rule database for a function. A rule
482 (including the rule name, predicate and body) and define the rule that
1484 ... apply 2nd rule
1486 ... apply 1st rule and 3rd rule
1601 is necessary to think of a scheme for assigning precedences first. In
1612 The order the rules are applied in is undefined if the precedences are
1613 the same. The precedences should only be the same if order does not
1635 So either the rules should have distinct precedences, or they should
2545 form. The rules will be given precedences, so that the reduction
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| /dports/math/reduce/Reduce-svn5758-src/doc/manual/ |
| H A D | lalr.tex | 138 A grammar is given as a list of rules. Each rule has a single non-terminal
185 With those precedences in place one could specify a grammar by
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| /dports/devel/p5-Pegex/Pegex-0.75/lib/Pegex/Tutorial/ |
| H A D | Calculator.pod | 48 that have the same precedence, different precedences and both left and right
124 if ($self->rule eq 'power') {
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| /dports/editors/emacs/emacs-27.2/doc/misc/ |
| H A D | wisent.texi | 178 @cindex rule
206 together by this rule.
208 For example, this rule:
262 rule is a list:
271 by this rule.
299 If @var{components} in a rule is @code{nil}, it means that the rule
368 precedences.
438 rule is the value of its first component. Excepted for a rule
1772 | rule
1776 rule:
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| /dports/editors/emacs-devel/emacs-4d1968b/doc/misc/ |
| H A D | wisent.texi | 178 @cindex rule
206 together by this rule.
208 For example, this rule:
262 rule is a list:
271 by this rule.
299 If @var{components} in a rule is @code{nil}, it means that the rule
368 precedences.
438 rule is the value of its first component. Excepted for a rule
1772 | rule
1776 rule:
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| /dports/devel/bison/bison-3.7.6/po/ |
| H A D | ru.po | 195 msgid "only one %s allowed per rule"
864 msgid "reduce using rule %d (%s)"
941 msgid "%%empty on non-empty rule"
946 msgid "empty rule without %%empty"
976 msgid "rule is too long"
985 msgid "rule useless in grammar"
1015 msgid "%d rule useless in grammar"
1668 #~ msgid "useless rule"
1698 #~ msgid "%d useless rule"
1711 #~ msgid "conflicting precedences for %s and %s"
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| /dports/net-mgmt/librenms/librenms-21.5.1/mibs/huawei/ |
| H A D | HUAWEI-IF-QOS-MIB | 441 1: delete the corresponding inbound-interface rule of the specified PQL number"
526 "The index of table, which is the key words of traffic-classify rule."
555 and match the specified traffic-classifying rule will be put in."
569 1: delete the corresponding protocol rule of the specified PQL number"
811 A custom queue is assigned for those packets that do not match any other rule
1056 "The index of table, which is the key words of traffic-classify rule."
1079 and match the specified traffic-classifying rule will be put in."
1093 1: delete the corresponding protocol rule of the specified CQL number"
1753 For all precedences, the default value is 10."
1764 For all precedences, the default value is 30."
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