0.3.1

What's new:

• Introducing syntax tree parsers that store the tree structure of the parsed input including the start/end positions of each tree node. Your parsers can automatically be transformed from Parser<T> to Parser<SyntaxTree<T>>, see the Syntax trees section;

  

• Tokenizer interface to customize the default tokenizing behavior; To support tokenizer implementations that do not use Java regexes, Token now stores a raw String instead of a Pattern. The default tokenizer implementation is now named DefaultTokenizer.

• Parser<T> properties now can be delegated inside Grammar, which will store them into the the new declaredParsers property;

• Optimizations of built-in combinators;

• Regex parameters of Token factory functions annoteted for IntelliJ IDEA regex language injection;

• Names for Tokens are no more necessary.

Migration notes:

• If you used Lexer explicitly, use DefaultTokenizer instead;

• If you used Token::pattern, change to using the raw pattern string;

• It is also good to change the val p = someParser declarations inside the Grammars to val p by someParser.