parsescape v1.0.0

Parsescape

general purpose language specific and optionally language agnostic parser for unescaped matches

Usage

var c_lang = ' hello // world\n /*world*/ void world(){ if(true) {printf("}") console.log("good \\"job")}}';
var parser = Parsescape(clang, 'c');
assert(parser.find('}') === c_lang.length - 2);

var custom_lang = 'this is a new language where `back ticks are used for strings`, do you like strings like this?';
// provide a list of escapers, or if this language is popular fork and pull it on github
var parser = Parsescape(custom_lang, [['`','`']]);
assert(parser.find('string') === 76);

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2014 Relfor

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