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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- |
-- Module : XMobar.Parsers
-- Copyright : (c) Andrea Rossato
-- License : BSD-style (see LICENSE)
--
-- Maintainer : Andrea Rossato <andrea.rossato@unibz.it>
-- Stability : unstable
-- Portability : unportable
--
-- Parsers needed for XMobar, a status bar for the Xmonad Window Manager
--
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
module Parsers (
-- * Parsing
-- $parser
parseString
, stringParser
, defaultColors
, colorsAndText
, templateStringParser
, templateCommandParser
, templateParser
, parseTemplate
) where
import Config
import Text.ParserCombinators.Parsec
{- $parser
These are the neede parsers. Don't trust them too much.
There are parsers for the commands output and parsers for the
formatting template.
-}
-- | Runs the actual string parsers
parseString :: Config -> String -> IO [(String, String)]
parseString config s =
case (parse (stringParser config) "" s) of
Left _ -> return [("Could not parse string: " ++ s
, (fgColor config))]
Right x -> return x
-- | Gets the string and combines the needed parsers
stringParser :: Config -> Parser [(String, String)]
stringParser c = manyTill (colorsAndText c <|> defaultColors c) eof
-- | Parses a string with the default color (no color set)
defaultColors :: Config -> Parser (String, String)
defaultColors config =
do { s <- many $ noneOf "<"
; return (s,(fgColor config))
}
<|> colorsAndText config
-- | Parses a string with a color set
colorsAndText :: Config -> Parser (String, String)
colorsAndText config =
do { string "<fc=#"
; n <- count 6 hexDigit
; string ">"
; s <- many $ noneOf "<"
; string "</fc>"
; return (s,"#"++n)
}
<|> defaultColors config
-- | Parses the output template string
templateStringParser :: Config -> Parser (String,String,String)
templateStringParser c =
do{ s <- many $ noneOf (sepChar c)
; (_,com,_) <- templateCommandParser c
; ss <- many $ noneOf (sepChar c)
; return (s, com, ss)
}
-- | Parses the command part of the template string
templateCommandParser :: Config -> Parser (String,String,String)
templateCommandParser c =
do { let chr = head $ sepChar c
; char chr
; com <- many $ noneOf (sepChar c)
; char chr
; return $ ("",com,"")
}
-- | Combines the template parsers
templateParser :: Config -> Parser [(String,String,String)]
templateParser c = many (templateStringParser c)
-- | Actually runs the template parsers
parseTemplate :: Config -> String -> IO [(String,String,String)]
parseTemplate config s =
case (parse (templateParser config) "" s) of
Left _ -> return [("","","")]
Right x -> return x
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