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README
Unmaintained!
This parser works but is extremely slow and memory-intensive. You should probably use language-lua instead.
The main impetus behind this project was style-checking lua code, which requires token information to stick around after parsing.
Currently, this parser tags each AST node with the list of tokens used to produce it. Instead, the parser should simply tag each AST node with the indicies of the first and last token used to produce it, along with a vector of tokens.