Example #1
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File: rules.go Project: se77en/c6
func (parser *Parser) ParseScss(code string) *ast.StmtList {
	l := lexer.NewLexerWithString(code)
	parser.Input = l.TokenStream()

	// Run lexer concurrently
	go l.Run()

	var tok *ast.Token = nil
	for tok = <-parser.Input; tok != nil; tok = <-parser.Input {
		parser.Tokens = append(parser.Tokens, tok)
	}
	l.Close()
	return parser.ParseStmts()
}
Example #2
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File: rules.go Project: se77en/c6
func (parser *Parser) ParseScssFile(file string) (*ast.StmtList, error) {
	err := parser.ReadFile(file)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	// XXX: this seems to copy the whole string, we should avoid this.
	l := lexer.NewLexerWithString(parser.Content)
	parser.Input = l.TokenStream()

	// Run lexer concurrently
	go l.Run()

	// consume the tokens from the input channel of the lexer
	// TODO: use concurrent method to consume the inputs, we also need to
	// benchmark this when the file is large. Don't need to consider small files because small files
	// can always be compiled fast (less than 500 millisecond).
	var tok *ast.Token = nil
	for tok = <-parser.Input; tok != nil; tok = <-parser.Input {
		parser.Tokens = append(parser.Tokens, tok)
	}
	l.Close()
	return parser.ParseStmts(), nil
}