Bundled language definitions#

The parce package comes with an amount of bundled language definitions. You can import them directly, e.g.:

from parce.lang.css import Css
root_lexicon = Css.root

but you can also use the find() function to get the root lexicon of a language definition by its name:

import parce
root_lexicon = parce.find("css")

This is a listing of the modules in parce.lang and the Language classes they define:

Module	Languages
`bash`	`Bash`
`c`	`C`
`css`	`Css`
`csv`	`Csv*`
`docbook`	`DocBook`
`html`	`Html`, `XHtml`
`ini`	`Ini*`
`javascript`	`JavaScript`
`json`	`Json*`
`lilypond`	`LilyPond`
`numbers`	`Deutsch`, `English`, `Français`, `Nederlands`
`python`	`Python`, `PythonConsole`
`scheme`	`Scheme`
`tcl`	`Tcl`
`tex`	`Latex`
`texinfo`	`Texinfo`
`toml`	`Toml`
`troff`	`Troff`
`xml`	`Dtd`, `Xml`
`xslt`	`Xslt`

The asterisk means that for that language definition also a Transform is available.