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"""Utility function to parse text into an ir_data.Expression."""

from compiler.front_end import module_ir
from compiler.front_end import parser
from compiler.front_end import tokenizer


def parse(text):
  """Parses text as an Expression.

  This parses text using the expression subset of the Emboss grammar, and
  returns an ir_data.Expression.  The expression only needs to be syntactically
  valid; it will not go through symbol resolution or type checking.  This
  function is not intended to be called on arbitrary input; it asserts that the
  text successfully parses, but does not return errors.

  Arguments:
    text: The text of an Emboss expression, like "4 + 5" or "$max(1, a, b)".

  Returns:
    An ir_data.Expression corresponding to the textual form.

  Raises:
    AssertionError if text is not a well-formed Emboss expression, and
    assertions are enabled.
  """
  tokens, errors = tokenizer.tokenize(text, "")
  assert not errors, "{!r}".format(errors)
  # tokenizer.tokenize always inserts a newline token at the end, which breaks
  # expression parsing.
  parse_result = parser.parse_expression(tokens[:-1])
  assert not parse_result.error, "{!r}".format(parse_result.error)
  return module_ir.build_ir(parse_result.parse_tree)