StringPreParserclass | input.t[631] |
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Preparsers must be registered in order to run. During preinitialization, we will automatically register any existing preparser objects; preparsers that are created dynamically during execution must be registered explicitly, which can be accomplished by inheriting the default constructor from this class.
class
StringPreParser : PreinitObject
StringPreParser
PreinitObject
ModuleExecObject
object
commentPreParser
decimalPreParser
disambigPreParser
evalPreParser
pleasePreParser
pronounUsePreParser
queryPreParser
seekPreParser
somethingPreParser
usePreParser
isActive
regList
regListSorted
runOrder
Inherited from PreinitObject
:
execBeforeMe
reverseGlobalSymbols
Inherited from ModuleExecObject
:
execAfterMe
hasInitialized_
isDoingExec_
isExecuted_
construct
doParsing
execute
registerPreParser
runAll
Inherited from ModuleExecObject
:
_execute
classExec
isActive | input.t[735] |
regList | input.t[729] |
regListSorted | input.t[732] |
runOrder | input.t[637] |
construct ( ) | input.t[663] |
doParsing (str, which) | input.t[653] |
'str' is the string to parse, and 'which' is the rmcXxx enum giving the type of command we're working with.
This method returns a string or nil. If the method returns a string, the caller will forget the original string and work from here on out with the new version returned; this allows the method to rewrite the original input as desired. If the method returns nil, it means that the string has been fully handled and that further parsing of the same string is not desired.
execute ( ) OVERRIDDEN | input.t[670] |
registerPreParser (pp) | input.t[677] |
runAll (str, which) | input.t[694] |