Interpolator

Succeeds if the next set of characters in the input is equal to the given string

Succeeds if the next character is a member of the given String; captures that character

Succeeds if the next character is a member of the given Seq; captures that character

Succeeds if the next character is a member of the given Set; captures that character

Succeeds if the next character matches the given predicate; captures that character

Succeeds if the next codepoint is a member of the given string; captures that code point

Succeeds if the next codepoint is a member of the given Seq; captures that code point

Succeeds if the next codepoint is a member of the given Set; captures that code point

Succeeds if the next codepoint matches the given predicate; captures that code point

A parser that succeeds if the next part of the in put is an arg and Lifter parameterized on arg's type can be implicitly summoned

The implicitly summoned value and the arg value are passed to lift; the returned value is returned by this parser

A parser that succeeds iff the next part of the input is an arg with the given type, and captures the arg's tree

A parser that consumes no input and always succeeds

A parser that succeeds iff the input is empty

Indirectly refers to a parser, to allow for mutual-recursion

Indirectly refers to a parser, to allow for mutual-recursion

A trait that provides Interpolator factory methods that conform to a particular input Expr type parameter.

In scala 3, the Interpolator companion object contains methods similar to these for quoted.Expr, and as such this would generally by calling methods directly on Interpolator. However, since in scala 2 the Expr depends on a particular instance of blackbox.Context, instead an Interpolators must be constructed from the Interpolator companion object's macroInterpolators method that takes a Context.

Returns an Interpolators that can parse raw values

Create an Interpolators that can parse quoted.Exprs