Checks whether its argument fulfills all requirements to be used as XML parser.
An XML parser is the second component in the parsing chain. It is usually built
on top of a lexer and used to feed a cursor.
The slices contained in the tokens returned by the parser are ephemeral: every
reference to them may or may not be invalidated by subsequent calls to popFront.
If the caller needs them, it has to copy them somewhere else.
true if P satisfies the XML parser specification here stated; false otherwise
Specification:
The parser shall at least:
have alias CharacterType: the type of a single source character;
have alias InputType: the type of the input which is used to feed this
parser;
be an InputRange, whose elements shall support at least the following fields:
XMLKind kind: the kind of this node;
P.CharacterType[] content: the contents of this node, excluding
the delimiters specified in the documentation of XMLKind;
have void setSource(InputType): sets the input source for this parser
and eventual underlying components; the parser may perform other
initialization work and even consume part of the input during this
operation; after (partial or complete) usage, a parser may be reinitialized
and used with another input by calling this function;
Checks whether its argument fulfills all requirements to be used as XML parser.
An XML parser is the second component in the parsing chain. It is usually built on top of a lexer and used to feed a cursor. The slices contained in the tokens returned by the parser are ephemeral: every reference to them may or may not be invalidated by subsequent calls to popFront. If the caller needs them, it has to copy them somewhere else.