pyparsing解析由布尔值组成的字符串

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我想使用非常好的包pyparsing来解析以下类型的字符串。在

atomname * and atomindex 1,2,3

atomname xxx,yyy or atomtype rrr,sss

thiol

not atomindex 1,2,3

not (atomindex 4,5,6) or atomname *

基于这个解析,我将把匹配链接到将执行的特定函数调用 一系列原子。在

所有的选择关键字(atomname、atomindex、thiol…)都存储在一个列表中(即selkwds)。在

我试过了,但失败了:

keyword = oneOf(selkwds,caseless=True).setParseAction(self.__parse_keyword)

func_call = Forward()

func_call << (keyword + commaSeparatedList).setParseAction(self.__parse_expression)

func_call = operatorPrecedence(func_call, [(NOT, 1, opAssoc.RIGHT, self.__not),
                                           (AND, 2, opAssoc.LEFT , self.__and),
                                           (OR , 2, opAssoc.LEFT , self.__or)])

其中self._and, self._or, self._not, self._parse_keyword, self._parse_expression是一个方法,它将为转换后的字符串的未来eval修改标记。在

你知道怎么解决这个问题吗?在

非常感谢

埃里克


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1楼 · 发布于 2024-09-27 07:28:37

请参阅此修改后的解析器版本中的嵌入注释:

from pyparsing import *

selkwds = "atomname atomindex atomtype thiol".split()
func_name = MatchFirst(map(CaselessKeyword, selkwds))
NOT,AND,OR = map(CaselessKeyword,"NOT AND OR".split())
keyword = func_name | NOT | AND | OR

func_call = Forward()

integer = Word(nums).setParseAction(lambda t: int(t[0]))
alphaword = Word(alphas,alphanums)

# you have to be specific about what kind of things can be an arg,
# otherwise, an argless function call might process the next
# keyword or boolean operator as an argument;
# this kind of lookahead is commonly overlooked by those who
# assume that the parser will try to do some kind of right-to-left
# backtracking in order to implicitly find a token that could be
# mistaken for the current repetition type; pyparsing is purely
# left-to-right, and only does lookahead if you explicitly tell it to
# I assume that a func_call could be a function argument, otherwise
# there is no point in defining it as a Forward
func_arg = ~keyword + (integer | func_call | alphaword)

# add Groups to give structure to your parsed data - otherwise everything
# just runs together - now every function call parses as exactly two elements:
# the keyword and a list of arguments (which may be an empty list, but will
# still be a list)
func_call << Group(func_name + Group(Optional(delimitedList(func_arg) | '*')))

# don't name this func_call, its confusing with what you've 
# already defined above
func_call_expr = operatorPrecedence(func_call, [(NOT, 1, opAssoc.RIGHT),
                                           (AND, 2, opAssoc.LEFT),
                                           (OR , 2, opAssoc.LEFT)])

让我们来测试一下:

^{pr2}$

印刷品:

^{3}$

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