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I don't use anything like that currently, it seems like it reads 16 bytes at a time which is not really compatible with the Stream
interface I use currently which just takes one token at a time instead of looking at a whole range. I will keep the ability to use custom searchers such as jetscii when working on ranged streams (for lack of a better name).
I have some WIP at https://github.com/Marwes/combine/tree/range_stream though I am not really happy with that interface right now.
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That being said, since that search is specialized on &str
you could just circumvent the Stream
trait and write your own parser which is specialized only on &str
which calls the find
method and if it succeeds just skips ahead to index that is returned, you just need to remember to update the position as well.
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which is not really compatible with the Stream interface I use currently which just takes one token at a time
I suspected as much. Most parsers just take one token at a time.
Thanks for answering.
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