Rust parser combinator framework
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A Python parser for Rust libraries and programs.
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Hi—first off, thank you for writing nom_locate! It's definitely made my life easier and I can't imagine using nom without it.
There is one thing I'd like to ask, though—because the
fragmentfield is private inside the struct (in favor of using an accessor method), there is no way to de-structure a LocatedSpan to take ownership of the fragment.For example, I was trying to write a trivial g