ex_hl7 v0.4.2 HL7.Lexer

Lexer used by the HL7 parser to retrieve tokens from a buffer.

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state()

t()

token()

Checks that the characters in the string are only alphanumeric ASCII characters

Create a new Lexer instance

Checks that the characters in the string are printable ASCII and ISO-8859-1 (Latin 1) characters

Reads a token from a buffer containing an HL7 message

Put back a token into the lexer so that it is the first one to be returned in the next call to Lexer.read/2

Checks that the string is a valid segment ID

option()

option() :: {:input_format, :text | :wire}

state()

state ::
  :read_segment_id |
  :read_delimiters |
  :read_separator |
  :read_characters

t()

t() :: %HL7.Lexer{escape_char: byte, next_tokens: [token], separators: binary, state: state, terminator: byte}

token()

token ::
  {:separator, HL7.Type.item_type | :segment} |
  {:literal, binary} |
  {:value, binary}

alphanumeric?(str)

alphanumeric?(binary) :: boolean

Checks that the characters in the string are only alphanumeric ASCII characters.

new(options \\ [])

new([option]) :: t

Create a new Lexer instance

printable?(arg)

printable?(binary) :: boolean

Checks that the characters in the string are printable ASCII and ISO-8859-1 (Latin 1) characters.

read(lexer, buffer)

read(t, binary) ::
  {:token, {t, token, binary}} |
  {:incomplete, {t, binary}} |
  {:error, any}

Reads a token from a buffer containing an HL7 message

read_characters(lexer, buffer)

read_delimiters(lexer, buffer)

read_segment_id(lexer, buffer)

read_separator(lexer, buffer)

unread(lexer, token)

unread(t, token) :: t

Put back a token into the lexer so that it is the first one to be returned in the next call to Lexer.read/2

valid_segment_id?(str)

valid_segment_id?(binary) :: boolean

Checks that the string is a valid segment ID.