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chris34 committed Feb 12, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -199,18 +199,18 @@ class Parser:
via the public `parse()` function of this module. The behavior of this
class in multithreaded environments is undefined (might change from
revision to revision) and the `parse()` function knows how to handle that.
Either be reusing parsers if safe, locking or reinstanciating.
Either be reusing parsers if safe, locking or reinstantiating.
This parser should be considered a private class. All of the attributes
This parser should be considered a private class. All the attributes
and methods exists for the internal parsing process. As long as you don't
extend the parser you should only use the `parse()` function (except of
parser unittests which can savely user the `Parser` class itself).
parser unittests which can safely use the `Parser` class itself).
"""

def __init__(self, string, transformers=None, wiki_force_existing=False):
"""
In theory you never have to instanciate this parser yourself because
the high level `parse()` function encapsulates this. However for the
In theory, you never have to instantiate this parser yourself because
the high level `parse()` function encapsulates this. However, for the
unittests it's important to be able to disable and enable the
`transformers` by hand. If you don't provide any transformers the
default transformers are used.
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