Example #1
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def relCROperator(s):
    return a(Token('RelCROperator', s))
Example #2
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def bracket(s):
    return a(Token('Bracket', s)) >> tokenValue
Example #3
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def colRowOperator(s):
    return a(Token('ColRowOperator', s))
Example #4
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def operator(s):
    return a(Token('Operator', s)) >> tokenValue
Example #5
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def parenthesis(s):
    return a(Token('Parenthesis', s)) >> tokenValue
Example #6
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def relCROperator(s): return a(Token('RelCROperator', s))


pixelOperator = tokenType('PixelOperator')
Example #7
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    return some(lambda x: x.type == t)


def operator(s):
    return a(Token('Operator', s)) >> tokenValue


def parenthesis(s):
    return a(Token('Parenthesis', s)) >> tokenValue


def bracket(s):
    return a(Token('Bracket', s)) >> tokenValue


eol = a(Token('EndOfLine', ';'))


def maybeFlatten(items):
    '''
    Iterate through top-level lists
    Flatten, only if the element is also a list

    [[1,2],3,[[4,5]]] -> [1,2,3,[4,5]]
    '''
    new_list = []
    for elem in items:
        # Flatten only if a list
        if isinstance(elem, list):
            new_list.extend(elem)
        else:
Example #8
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def colRowOperator(s): return a(Token('ColRowOperator', s))


def relCROperator(s): return a(Token('RelCROperator', s))
Example #9
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def bracket(s): return a(Token('Bracket', s)) >> tokenValue


eol = a(Token('EndOfLine', ';'))
Example #10
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def parenthesis(s): return a(Token('Parenthesis', s)) >> tokenValue


def bracket(s): return a(Token('Bracket', s)) >> tokenValue
Example #11
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def operator(s): return a(Token('Operator', s)) >> tokenValue


def parenthesis(s): return a(Token('Parenthesis', s)) >> tokenValue
Example #12
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    @param t: Name of token type
    @return: Token matching
    '''
    return some(lambda x: x.type == t)


def operator(s): return a(Token('Operator', s)) >> tokenValue


def parenthesis(s): return a(Token('Parenthesis', s)) >> tokenValue


def bracket(s): return a(Token('Bracket', s)) >> tokenValue


eol = a(Token('EndOfLine', ';'))


def maybeFlatten(items):
    '''
    Iterate through top-level lists
    Flatten, only if the element is also a list

    [[1,2],3,[[4,5]]] -> [1,2,3,[4,5]]
    '''
    new_list = []
    for elem in items:
        # Flatten only if a list
        if isinstance(elem, list):
            new_list.extend(elem)
        else: