Helper macros for Rusticata
This crate contains some additions to nom.
For example, the error_if!
macro allows to test a condition and return an error from the parser if the condition
fails:
rust
let r = do_parse!(
s,
l: be_u8 >>
error_if!(l < 0, ErrorKind::Custom(128)) >>
data: take!(l - 4) >>
);
See the documentation for more details and examples.
Crate is documented, do running cargo doc
will crate the offline documentation.
Reference documentation can be found here
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