Function sequence

sequence<A, CTX1, CTX2, PROBLEM1, PROBLEM2, PROBLEM3, PROBLEM4, PROBLEM5>(args: {
    end: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM3>;
    item: Parser.Parser<A, CTX2, PROBLEM5>;
    separator: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM2>;
    spaces: Parser.Parser<Symbol, CTX1, PROBLEM4>;
    start: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM1>;
    trailing: Simple.Trailing;
}): Parser.Parser<List<A>, CTX1 | CTX2, PROBLEM1 | PROBLEM2 | PROBLEM3 | PROBLEM4 | PROBLEM5>
Just like Simple.sequence except with a Token for the start, separator, and end. That way you can specify your custom type of problem for when something is not found.
Type Parameters
- A
- CTX1
- CTX2
- PROBLEM1
- PROBLEM2
- PROBLEM3
- PROBLEM4
- PROBLEM5
Parameters
- args: {
      end: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM3>;
      item: Parser.Parser<A, CTX2, PROBLEM5>;
      separator: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM2>;
      spaces: Parser.Parser<Symbol, CTX1, PROBLEM4>;
      start: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM1>;
      trailing: Simple.Trailing;
  }
  - end: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM3>
  - item: Parser.Parser<A, CTX2, PROBLEM5>
  - separator: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM2>
  - spaces: Parser.Parser<Symbol, CTX1, PROBLEM4>
  - start: Advanced.Token<PROBLEM1>
  - trailing: Simple.Trailing
Returns Parser.Parser<List<A>, CTX1 | CTX2, PROBLEM1 | PROBLEM2 | PROBLEM3 | PROBLEM4 | PROBLEM5>
- Defined in Advanced.ts:1612