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codetree
Parses indented code (Python, Pug, Stylus, Pixy, codetree, etc.) and returns a tree structure.
Installation
go get github.com/aerogo/codetree
Usage
tree, err := codetree.New(reader)
defer tree.Close()
Input
parent1
child1
child2
child3
child3.1
child3.2
child4
parent2
child1
Output
See CodeTree structure.
The root node always starts with Indent being -1.
Style
Please take a look at the style guidelines if you'd like to make a pull request.
| Cedric Fung | Scott Rayapoullé | Eduard Urbach |
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CodeTree represents a tree structure for whitespace-significant, indented code. Each line of code is parsed and the indentation level of the line is stored in Indent. The root node having Indent set to -1 contains child nodes that can contain child nodes themselves, recursively. Each line is saved without whitespace characters at the start of the string.
New returns a tree structure if you feed it with indentantion based source code.
func (tree *CodeTree) Close()
Close sends the tree and all of its children back to the memory pool. The resources are therefore freed up and the tree object should not be used after the final Close() call anymore.