I have the following error handler at the bottom of my parser grammar:
qi::on_error<qi::fail>(
launch,
std::cerr << phoenix::val("Paring error in ") << spirit::_4 << std::endl
<< phoenix::construct<std::string>(spirit::_3, spirit::_2)
<< std::endl
);
The problem is that the parser's input isn't broken-up by new lines beforehand, so the resulting error statement will be all lines in the source code from the error point until the end. Is there a straightforward alternative to
phoenix::construct<std::string>(spirit::_3, spirit::_2)
to only print the one line that the error occurs on? The Phoenix semantics are giving me trouble if I try to just search for '\n'
.
We need to create a Phoenix function that can take the Spirit parameters.
// lazy function for error reporting
struct ReportError {
// the result type must be explicit for Phoenix
template<typename, typename, typename, typename>
struct result { typedef void type; };
// contract the string to the surrounding new-line characters
template<typename Iter>
void operator()(Iter first_iter, Iter last_iter,
Iter error_iter, const qi::info& what) const {
std::string first(first_iter, error_iter);
std::string last(error_iter, last_iter);
auto first_pos = first.rfind('\n');
auto last_pos = last.find('\n');
auto error_line = ((first_pos == std::string::npos) ? first
: std::string(first, first_pos + 1))
+ std::string(last, 0, last_pos);
auto error_pos = (error_iter - first_iter) + 1;
if (first_pos != std::string::npos) {
error_pos -= (first_pos + 1);
}
std::cerr << "Parsing error in " << what << std::endl
<< error_line << std::endl
<< std::setw(error_pos) << '^'
<< std::endl;
}
};
const phoenix::function<ReportError> report_error = ReportError();
Then we just invoke this function in the error handler.
qi::on_error<qi::fail>(
launch,
report_error(spirit::_1, spirit::_2, spirit::_3, spirit::_4)
);
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