Uses of Class
sjm.parse.Terminal

Packages that use Terminal

sjm.examples.mechanics
sjm.examples.pretty
sjm.examples.reserved
sjm.examples.sling
sjm.parse
sjm.parse.chars
sjm.parse.tokens

Uses of Terminal in sjm.examples.mechanics

Subclasses of Terminal in sjm.examples.mechanics

class	LowercaseWord This class shows the how to introduce a new type of terminal, specifically for recognizing lowercase words.
class	UppercaseWord This class shows the how to introduce a new type of terminal, specifically for recognizing uppercase words.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.examples.pretty

Methods in sjm.examples.pretty with parameters of type Terminal

void	PrettyVisitor.visitTerminal(Terminal t, java.util.Vector visited) Set a Terminal object's assembler to be a PrettyTerminalAssembler object.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.examples.reserved

Subclasses of Terminal in sjm.examples.reserved

class

ReservedWord A ReservedWord matches a word whose token type is WordOrReservedState.TT_RESERVED.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.examples.sling

Subclasses of Terminal in sjm.examples.sling

class

ReservedLiteral A ReservedLiteral matches a specific string that a tokenizer returns as a reserved word type.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.parse

Methods in sjm.parse that return Terminal

Terminal	Terminal.discard() A convenience method that sets discarding to be true.
Terminal	Terminal.setDiscard(boolean discard) By default, terminals push themselves upon a assembly's stack, after a successful match.

Methods in sjm.parse with parameters of type Terminal

abstract void

ParserVisitor.visitTerminal(Terminal t, java.util.Vector visited) Visit a terminal.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.parse.chars

Subclasses of Terminal in sjm.parse.chars

class	Char A Char matches a character from a character assembly.
class	Digit A Digit matches a digit from a character assembly.
class	Letter A Letter matches any letter from a character assembly.
class	SpecificChar A SpecificChar matches a specified character from a character assembly.

Uses of Terminal in sjm.parse.tokens

Subclasses of Terminal in sjm.parse.tokens

class	CaselessLiteral A CaselessLiteral matches a specified String from an assembly, disregarding case.
class	Literal A Literal matches a specific String from an assembly.
class	Num A Num matches a number from a token assembly.
class	QuotedString A QuotedString matches a quoted string, like "this one" from a token assembly.
class	Symbol A Symbol matches a specific sequence, such as <, or <= that a tokenizer returns as a symbol.
class	Word A Word matches a word from a token assembly.