python-lark-parser-0.8.5-bp156.3.2

- Update to 0.7.5:
  * Lark transformers can now visit tokens as wel
  * Fixed long-standing non-determinism and prioritization bugs in Earley.
  * Serialize tool now supports multiple start symbols
  * iter_subtrees, find_data and find_pred methods are now included in standalone parser
  * Bugfixes for the transformer interface, for the custom lexer, for grammar imports, and many more

- initial commit
- add disable_test.patch - skip test without needed data

- Update to 0.8.5
  * Updated js2py version (for the optional nearley support)
  * Added the g_regex_flags option, to allow applying flags to all terminals.
  * The standalone parser is now MPL2, instead of GPL. The Mozilla
    Public License is much less restrictive, so this shouldn't affect
    anyone who's already using the standalone parser. But it should
    make it easier for other users to adopt it.
  * The biggest change to this release is a new LALR engine, that is
    capable of dealing with a few edge cases that the previous parser couldn't.
  * Transformers now visit tokens, as well as rules (an alternative to
    lexer_callbacks)

- Update to 0.7.7:
  * Fixed a bug in Earley where running it from different threads
    produced bad results
  * Improved error reporting when using LALR
  * Added 'edit_terminals' option, to allow programmatical manipulation
    of terminals, for example to support keywords in different languages.

- Update to 0.7.5:
  * Lark transformers can now visit tokens as wel
  * Fixed long-standing non-determinism and prioritization bugs in Earley.
  * Serialize tool now supports multiple start symbols
  * iter_subtrees, find_data and find_pred methods are now included in standalone parser
  * Bugfixes for the transformer interface, for the custom lexer, for grammar imports, and many more

- Drop no longer necessary disable_test.patch
- Replace %doc entry docs/ with docs/* to avoid extra sub-directory
- Added Suggests: python-Js2Py for optional runtime dependency
- Update to v0.7.3
  * Added a new tool called Serialize, that stores Lark's internal
    state as JSON. That will allow for integration with other languages.
  * Minor bugfix regarding line-counting and the \s regex
- from v0.7.2
  * Lark now allows you to specify the start symbol when calling
    Lark.parse() (requires pre-declaration of all possible start states,
    see the start option)
  * Negative priority now allowed in rules and terminals
  * Also includes many minor bugfixes, optimizations, and improvements
    to documentation

- version update to 0.7.1
    Lark can now serialize its parsers, resulting in simplified stand-alone code.
    Bugfix for v_args (Issue #350)
    Improvements and bugfixes for importing rules from grammar files
    Performance improvement for the reconstructor feature
    New Earley implementation with SPPF support
    Added support for importing rules between grammars. The import mechanism
    is namespace-aware.
    Added the maybe_placeholders option, which causes optionals of the form
    [expr] to return None when not matched, instead of just not appearing.
    (optionals of the form expr? maintain the previous behavior of not
    appearing unless matched)
    Plenty of bugfixes, better errors, and better docs

- Trim bias from description.

- initial commit
- add disable_test.patch - skip test without needed data