Nodes

Nodes represent some text to be rendered, optionally with styles

Creating a node

The node DSL is what we recommend for most people, it offers an extremely simple way to create a node

If you desire a more manual method you can extend the Node class

Non-terminal nodes are nodes that can have child nodes. These are typically used to layer styles.

Name	Arguments	Returns
nonTerminalNode	startIndex: Int endIndex: Int renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
nonTerminalNode	range: IntRange renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
nodeWithChildren	startIndex: Int endIndex: Int renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
nodeWithChildren	range: IntRange renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec

nodeWithChildren(result.groups[1]!!.range) {
    append(result.groupValues[1])
}

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Terminal nodes are used to append some text with any chosen styles, they cannot have any children.

Name	Arguments	Returns
node	startIndex: Int endIndex: Int renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
node	range: IntRange renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
terminalNode	startIndex: Int endIndex: Int renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec
terminalNode	range: IntRange renderer: StyledTextBuilder.(context: Any) -> Unit	ParseSpec

node(result.groups[1]!!.range) {
    append(result.groupValues[1]) {
        color = Color.Blue
    }
}