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"""
This package contains the actual wikicode parser, split up into two main
modules: the :mod:`.tokenizer` and the :mod:`.builder`. This module joins them
together into one interface.
"""

class ParserError(Exception):
    """Exception raised when an internal error occurs while parsing.

    This does not mean that the wikicode was invalid, because invalid markup
    should still be parsed correctly. This means that the parser caught itself
    with an impossible internal state and is bailing out before other problems
    can happen. Its appearance indicates a bug.
    """
    def __init__(self, extra):
        msg = "This is a bug and should be reported. Info: {}.".format(extra)
        super(ParserError, self).__init__(msg)


from .builder import Builder
try:
    from ._tokenizer import CTokenizer
    use_c = True
except ImportError:
    from .tokenizer import Tokenizer
    CTokenizer = None
    use_c = False

__all__ = ["use_c", "Parser", "ParserError"]

class Parser(object):
    """Represents a parser for wikicode.

    Actual parsing is a two-step process: first, the text is split up into a
    series of tokens by the :class:`.Tokenizer`, and then the tokens are
    converted into trees of :class:`.Wikicode` objects and :class:`.Node`\ s by
    the :class:`.Builder`.

    Instances of this class or its dependents (:class:`.Tokenizer` and
    :class:`.Builder`) should not be shared between threads. :meth:`parse` can
    be called multiple times as long as it is not done concurrently. In
    general, there is no need to do this because parsing should be done through
    :func:`mwparserfromhell.parse`, which creates a new :class:`.Parser` object
    as necessary.
    """

    def __init__(self):
        if use_c and CTokenizer:
            self._tokenizer = CTokenizer()
        else:
            from .tokenizer import Tokenizer
            self._tokenizer = Tokenizer()
        self._builder = Builder()

    def parse(self, text, context=0, skip_style_tags=False):
        """Parse *text*, returning a :class:`.Wikicode` object tree.

        If given, *context* will be passed as a starting context to the parser.
        This is helpful when this function is used inside node attribute
        setters. For example, :class:`.ExternalLink`\ 's
        :attr:`~.ExternalLink.url` setter sets *context* to
        :mod:`contexts.EXT_LINK_URI <.contexts>` to prevent the URL itself
        from becoming an :class:`.ExternalLink`.

        If *skip_style_tags* is ``True``, then ``''`` and ``'''`` will not be
        parsed, but instead will be treated as plain text.

        If there is an internal error while parsing, :exc:`.ParserError` will
        be raised.
        """
        tokens = self._tokenizer.tokenize(text, context, skip_style_tags)
        code = self._builder.build(tokens)
        return code