feat(#331): Literate Haskell Support #344
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elijah-potter
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Jan 6, 2025
| let source = text.chars().collect_vec(); | ||
| let parser = LiterateHaskellParser; | ||
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| if let Some(new_dict) = parser.create_ident_dict(&source) { |
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Could this be generalized to the other languages?
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The parser does not support parsing the actual code beyond extracting identifiers, but I don't know how that would be implemented considering the vastly different contexts.
If we were able to, using CommentParser would be great. It is a little weird to have comments in your code when it's literate programming anyway, but I can see it happening.
Will need to be revisited before/after merging #302 because of the changes to the
ParserandMaskertraits.