Enum tfm::pl::ParseWarningKind
source · pub enum ParseWarningKind {
Show 24 variants
UnbalancedOpeningParenthesis {
opening_parenthesis_span: Range<usize>,
},
UnexpectedClosingParenthesis,
JunkInsidePropertyList {
junk: String,
},
JunkAfterPropertyValue {
junk: String,
},
ParameterNumberIsTooBig,
ParameterNumberIsZero,
SmallIntegerIsTooBig {
radix: u8,
},
IntegerIsTooBig {
radix: u8,
},
DecimalNumberIsTooBig,
InvalidPropertyName {
provided_name: String,
allowed_property_names: &'static [&'static str],
},
InvalidPrefixForInteger {
prefix: Option<char>,
},
InvalidPrefixForSmallInteger,
InvalidPrefixForDecimalNumber,
InvalidOctalDigit {
invalid_digit: char,
},
EmptyCharacterValue,
InvalidFaceCode,
InvalidBoolean,
HeaderIndexIsTooSmall,
LigTableIsTooBig,
CycleInLigKernProgram(InfiniteLoopError),
CycleInNextLargerProgram(NextLargerProgramWarning),
NotReallySevenBitSafe,
DesignSizeIsTooSmall,
NonVisibleAsciiCharacter {
character: char,
},
}Expand description
Kind of parse warning.
Variants§
UnbalancedOpeningParenthesis
The file contains an opening parenthesis that is not followed/balanced by a closing parenthesis.
UnexpectedClosingParenthesis
The file contains a closing parenthesis that is not preceded/balanced by an opening parenthesis.
JunkInsidePropertyList
There is some junk in the middle of a property list;
e.g. (CHARWD D 9.0) junk (CHARDP D 8.0).
JunkAfterPropertyValue
There is some junk after a property value;
e.g. (CHECKSUM O 123 junk).
ParameterNumberIsTooBig
A parameter number has value 255 which is too big.
Due to how pltotf processes numbers, parameter numbers larger than 255 are reported with ParseWarningKind::SmallIntegerIsTooBig and ParseWarningKind::ParameterNumberIsZero warnings.
ParameterNumberIsZero
A parameter number has value 0 which is invalid as parameter numbers must be strictly positive.
SmallIntegerIsTooBig
A small integer is bigger than 255.
IntegerIsTooBig
An integer is bigger than 255^4.
DecimalNumberIsTooBig
A decimal number is bigger than 2048 in absolute value.
InvalidPropertyName
A property name is invalid.
Fields
InvalidPrefixForInteger
Invalid prefix for an integer.
InvalidPrefixForSmallInteger
Invalid prefix for a small integer.
InvalidPrefixForDecimalNumber
Invalid prefix for a decimal number.
InvalidOctalDigit
Invalid octal digit.
EmptyCharacterValue
No character value is provided.
InvalidFaceCode
Invalid face code
InvalidBoolean
Invalid boolean value.
HeaderIndexIsTooSmall
A header index is smaller than 18
LigTableIsTooBig
The lig table is too big (todo: larger than what?)
CycleInLigKernProgram(InfiniteLoopError)
The lig/kern program contains a cycle
CycleInNextLargerProgram(NextLargerProgramWarning)
The next larger program contains a cycle
NotReallySevenBitSafe
The file is really seven bit safe, even though it says it is
DesignSizeIsTooSmall
The design size is less than 1.
NonVisibleAsciiCharacter
The file contains a non-visible ASCII character.
Trait Implementations§
source§impl Clone for ParseWarningKind
impl Clone for ParseWarningKind
source§fn clone(&self) -> ParseWarningKind
fn clone(&self) -> ParseWarningKind
1.0.0 · source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moresource§impl Debug for ParseWarningKind
impl Debug for ParseWarningKind
source§impl PartialEq for ParseWarningKind
impl PartialEq for ParseWarningKind
impl Eq for ParseWarningKind
impl StructuralPartialEq for ParseWarningKind
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for ParseWarningKind
impl RefUnwindSafe for ParseWarningKind
impl Send for ParseWarningKind
impl Sync for ParseWarningKind
impl Unpin for ParseWarningKind
impl UnwindSafe for ParseWarningKind
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