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pub fn quote_expr<'alloc>( |
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alloc: &'alloc Allocator, |
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input: &str, |
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) -> oxc::ast::ast::Expression<'alloc> { |
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let input = alloc.alloc_str(input); |
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Parser::new(alloc, input, SourceType::default()) |
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.parse_expression() |
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.unwrap_or_else(|e| panic!("Failed to parse {input:?} into expression. Got {e:#?}")) |
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} |
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pub fn quote_stmts<'alloc>( |
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alloc: &'alloc Allocator, |
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input: &str, |
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) -> allocator::Vec<'alloc, ast::Statement<'alloc>> { |
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let input = alloc.alloc_str(input); |
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let p = Parser::new(alloc, input, SourceType::default()).parse(); |
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assert!( |
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!p.panicked && p.errors.is_empty(), |
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"Failed to parse {:?} into statements. Got {:#?}", |
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input, |
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p.errors |
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); |
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p.program.body |
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} |
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pub fn quote_stmt<'alloc>(alloc: &'alloc Allocator, input: &str) -> ast::Statement<'alloc> { |
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let mut stmts = quote_stmts(alloc, input); |
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assert_eq!(stmts.len(), 1, "Expected exactly one statement, got {}", stmts.len()); |
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stmts.pop().unwrap() |
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} |
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These helpers provide a good experience of constructing in runtime, but the performant way should be constructing during compile time.