Class Ek9LiteralParser

java.lang.Object

org.ek9lang.compiler.support.Ek9LiteralParser

public final class Ek9LiteralParser
extends Object

Shared utility for parsing EK9 literals that the grammar supports but standard Java parse methods do not handle directly.

Covers hex/octal/underscore integer formats, underscore float formats, and character escape sequences (\t, A, octal \101).

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static char	parseCharacter(String literal)	Parse an EK9 character literal (quotes already stripped) to a char.
static double	parseDouble(String literal)	Parse an EK9 float literal string to a double value.
static float	parseFloat(String literal)	Parse an EK9 float literal string to a float value.
static int	parseInteger(String literal)	Parse an EK9 integer literal string to an int value.
static String	processStringEscapes(String literal)	Process escape sequences in an EK9 string literal (quotes already stripped).

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Details

parseInteger

public static int parseInteger(String literal)

Parse an EK9 integer literal string to an int value. Handles decimal, hex (0x/0X), octal (0 prefix), and underscore-separated (1_000) formats.

parseFloat

public static float parseFloat(String literal)

Parse an EK9 float literal string to a float value. Handles underscore-separated formats (1_000.5).

parseDouble

public static double parseDouble(String literal)

Parse an EK9 float literal string to a double value. Handles underscore-separated formats (1_000.5).

parseCharacter

public static char parseCharacter(String literal)

Parse an EK9 character literal (quotes already stripped) to a char. Handles single characters, standard escapes (\t, \n), unicode escapes (A), and octal escapes (\101).

processStringEscapes

public static String processStringEscapes(String literal)

Process escape sequences in an EK9 string literal (quotes already stripped). Resolves \t, \n, A, \101, etc. Unrecognized escapes (e.g., \T) are passed through as-is. Returns the input unchanged if no backslash is present.