How to use possible_match method of NonTerminal Package

Best Rr_ruby code snippet using NonTerminal.possible_match

non_terminal.rb

Source: non_terminal.rb Github

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...13 module NonTerminal #:nodoc:14 def terminal?15 false16 end17 def possible_match?(times_called)18 true19 end20 def attempt?(times_called)21 true22 end23 end24 end25end...

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1 def possible_match(str, pos)2 rule.possible_match(str, pos)3 def possible_match(str, pos)4 @expr.possible_match(str, pos)5 def possible_match(str, pos)6 item.possible_match(str, pos)7 def possible_match(str, pos)8 item.possible_match(str, pos)9 def possible_match(str, pos)10 @item.possible_match(str, pos)11 def possible_match(str, pos)12 def possible_match(str, pos)13 def possible_match(str, pos)14 def possible_match(str, pos)15 def possible_match(str, pos)16 rule.possible_match(str, pos)

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1def possible_match(string)2def possible_match(string)3def possible_match(string)4def possible_match(string)5def possible_match(string)

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1grammar = File.open("grammar.txt", "r")2tree = Tree::TreeNode.new("S")3 lhs, rhs = rule.split("->")4 node = tree.add(lhs, rhs)5def possible_matches(tree, string, node = tree)6 matches << possible_matches(tree, string, child)7puts possible_matches(tree, "b")8puts possible_matches(tree, "a")9puts possible_matches(tree, "c")10puts possible_matches(tree, "d")11puts possible_matches(tree, "e")12puts possible_matches(tree, "f")13puts possible_matches(tree, "g")14puts possible_matches(tree, "h")15puts possible_matches(tree, "i")16puts possible_matches(tree, "j")17puts possible_matches(tree, "k")18puts possible_matches(tree, "l")19puts possible_matches(tree, "m")20puts possible_matches(tree, "n")21puts possible_matches(tree, "o")22puts possible_matches(tree, "p")23puts possible_matches(tree, "q")

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1g.add_rule("S", "aAa")2g.add_rule("S", "bBb")3g.add_rule("A", "aA")4g.add_rule("A", "b")5g.add_rule("B", "bB")6g.add_rule("B", "a")7non_terminal.add_grammar(g)8puts non_terminal.possible_match("abba")9puts non_terminal.possible_match("abab")10puts non_terminal.possible_match("baba")11puts non_terminal.possible_match("baab")12puts non_terminal.possible_match("bbbaa")13puts non_terminal.possible_match("aabbb")14puts non_terminal.possible_match("ababba")15puts non_terminal.possible_match("bababa")16puts non_terminal.possible_match("bbbbbaaaaa")17puts non_terminal.possible_match("aaaaabbbbbb")18puts non_terminal.possible_match("ababababab")19puts non_terminal.possible_match("bababababa")20puts non_terminal.possible_match("abababababa")21puts non_terminal.possible_match("bababababab")

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1 def possible_match(string)2doc = Nokogiri::XML(File.read('grammar.xml'))3nonterminals = doc.xpath('/​/​nonterminal')4 nt = NonTerminal.new(name)5 puts nt.possible_match('hello')

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1nt = NonTerminal.new("a")2puts nt.possible_match("ab")3puts nt.possible_match("abc")4nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b")5puts nt.possible_match("ab")6puts nt.possible_match("abc")7nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")8puts nt.possible_match("ab")9puts nt.possible_match("abc")10nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")11puts nt.possible_match("ab")12puts nt.possible_match("abc")13puts nt.possible_match("abcd")14nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")15puts nt.possible_match("ab")16puts nt.possible_match("abc")17puts nt.possible_match("abcd")18puts nt.possible_match("abcde")19nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")20puts nt.possible_match("ab")21puts nt.possible_match("abc")22puts nt.possible_match("abcd")23puts nt.possible_match("abcde")24puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")25nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")26puts nt.possible_match("ab")27puts nt.possible_match("abc")28puts nt.possible_match("abcd")29puts nt.possible_match("abcde")30puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")31puts nt.possible_match("abcdefg")32nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")33puts nt.possible_match("ab")34puts nt.possible_match("abc")35puts nt.possible_match("abcd")36puts nt.possible_match("abcde")37puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")38puts nt.possible_match("abcdefg")39puts nt.possible_match("abcdefgh")

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1grammar = File.open("grammar.txt", "r")2tree = Tree::TreeNode.new("S")3 lhs, rhs = rule.split("->")4 node = tree.add(lhs, rhs)5def possible_matches(tree, string, node = tree)6 matches << possible_matches(tree, string, child)7puts possible_matches(tree, "b")8puts possible_matches(tree, "a")9puts possible_matches(tree, "c")10puts possible_matches(tree, "d")11puts possible_matches(tree, "e")12puts possible_matches(tree, "f")13puts possible_matches(tree, "g")14puts possible_matches(tree, "h")15puts possible_matches(tree, "i")16puts possible_matches(tree, "j")17puts possible_matches(tree, "k")18puts possible_matches(tree, "l")19puts possible_matches(tree, "m")20puts possible_matches(tree, "n")21puts possible_matches(tree, "o")22puts possible_matches(tree, "p")23puts possible_matches(tree, "q")

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1nt = NonTerminal.new("a")2puts nt.possible_match("ab")3puts nt.possible_match("abc")4nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b")5puts nt.possible_match("ab")6puts nt.possible_match("abc")7nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")8puts nt.possible_match("ab")9puts nt.possible_match("abc")10nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")11puts nt.possible_match("ab")12puts nt.possible_match("abc")13puts nt.possible_match("abcd")14nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")15puts nt.possible_match("ab")16puts nt.possible_match("abc")17puts nt.possible_match("abcd")18puts nt.possible_match("abcde")19nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")20puts nt.possible_match("ab")21puts nt.possible_match("abc")22puts nt.possible_match("abcd")23puts nt.possible_match("abcde")24puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")25nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")26puts nt.possible_match("ab")27puts nt.possible_match("abc")28puts nt.possible_match("abcd")29puts nt.possible_match("abcde")30puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")31puts nt.possible_match("abcdefg")32nt = NonTerminal.new("a|b|c")33puts nt.possible_match("ab")34puts nt.possible_match("abc")35puts nt.possible_match("abcd")36puts nt.possible_match("abcde")37puts nt.possible_match("abcdef")38puts nt.possible_match("abcdefg")39puts nt.possible_match("abcdefgh")

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