Release 10.6

• (configurable) StackOverflowError protection against deeply nested recursive structure. Makes dot-parse the safest Java recursive descent parser.

• extensive benchmarks stacking dot-parse against major Java, Scala and Kotlin parser frameworks.

• digits(n), hexDigits(n) parsers. Easier to express regex-like composite patterns like:

  Parser<String> usPhoneNumber =
      sequence(digits(3), one('-'), digits(3), one('-), digits(4)).source();
  

• Parser.mapWithIndex() makes the source index usable by the grammar.

• Parser.OrEmpty.source() and Parser.OrEmpty.map() makes optional parsers more convenient.

• bug fixes.

Release 10.5.1

• Return elision works on .optional()
• Error message formatting bug fixes.

Release 10.5

• dot-parse performance optimization (return elision)
• Parser.anyOf(str1, str2, ...)
• Parser.optionallyFollowedBy(Parser<?> suffix)

Release 10.4.3

• Major dot-parse and EmailAddress performance improvements.
• More friendly error messages by Parser.

Release 10.3.1

• Property treatment of RFC 2047 encoded words in EmailAddress.
• EmailAddress.unicodeDisplayName() to decode RFC 2047 display name.

Release 10.3

• Parser.nestedBy() for balanced nested quoting.
• EmailAddress hardened for security and new methods: user(), alias(), hasI18nDomain().
• MarkdownLink - a light-weight markdown link parser.
• GraphWalker bug fixes.

Release 10.2

• Parser.consecutive("[a-zA-Z0-9-]") and friends.
• MoreStreams.mergeConsecutive(Stream, Class<T>, BinaryOperator<T>)

Release 10.1.1

Fixed Parser.first() to respect skipping.

Release 10.1

• Fixed Parser.literally(p) semantics. It should be an "atomic" operator.
• Added Parser.sequence(Parser, Production...) as a shorthand of p1.then(p2).then(p3).then(p4) when they are meant to be matched as a single unit.

Release 10.0.1

Bug fixes for Parser.sequence(OrEmpty, Parser, BiFunction).