// Copyright (c) 2013, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

// ignore_for_file: non_constant_identifier_names
// ignore_for_file: omit_local_variable_types

/// Utilities for building JS ASTs at runtime. Contains a builder class and a
/// parser that parses part of the language.
library js_ast.builder;

import 'characters.dart' as char_codes;
import 'nodes.dart';
import 'template.dart';

/// Global template manager.
///
/// We should aim to have a fixed number of templates. This implies that we do
/// not use js('xxx') to parse text that is constructed from values that depend
/// on names in the Dart program.
// TODO(sra): Find the remaining places where js('xxx') used to parse an
// unbounded number of expression, or institute a cache policy.
TemplateManager templateManager = TemplateManager();

/// [js] is a singleton instance of JsBuilder.
///
/// JsBuilder is a set of conveniences for constructing JavaScript ASTs.
///
/// [string] and [number] are used to create leaf AST nodes:
///
///     var s = js.string('hello');    //  s = new LiteralString('"hello"')
///     var n = js.number(123);        //  n = new LiteralNumber(123)
///
/// In the line above `a --> b` means Dart expression `a` evaluates to a
/// JavaScript AST that would pretty-print as `b`.
///
/// The [call] method constructs an Expression AST.
///
/// No argument
///
///     js('window.alert("hello")')  -->  window.alert("hello")
///
/// The input text can contain placeholders `#` that are replaced with provided
/// arguments. A single argument can be passed directly:
///
///     js('window.alert(#)', s)   -->  window.alert("hello")
///
/// Multiple arguments are passed as a list:
///
///     js('# + #', [s, s])  -->  "hello" + "hello"
///
/// The [statement] method constructs a Statement AST, but is otherwise like the
/// [call] method. This constructs a Return AST:
///
///     var ret = js.statement('return #;', n);  -->  return 123;
///
/// A placeholder in a Statement context must be followed by a semicolon ';'.
/// You can think of a statement placeholder as being `#;` to explain why the
/// output still has one semicolon:
///
///     js.statement('if (happy) #;', ret)
///     -->
///     if (happy)
///       return 123;
///
/// If the placeholder is not followed by a semicolon, it is part of an
/// expression. Here the placeholder is in the position of the function in a
/// function call:
///
///     var vFoo = new Identifier('foo');
///     js.statement('if (happy) #("Happy!")', vFoo)
///     -->
///     if (happy)
///       foo("Happy!");
///
/// Generally, a placeholder in an expression position requires an Expression
/// AST as an argument and a placeholder in a statement position requires a
/// Statement AST. An expression will be converted to a Statement if needed by
/// creating an ExpressionStatement. A String argument will be converted into a
/// Identifier and requires that the string is a JavaScript identifier.
///
///     js('# + 1', vFoo)       -->  foo + 1
///     js('# + 1', 'foo')      -->  foo + 1
///     js('# + 1', 'foo.bar')  -->  assertion failure
///
/// Some placeholder positions are _splicing contexts_. A function argument list
/// is a splicing expression context. A placeholder in a splicing expression
/// context can take a single Expression (or String, converted to Identifier) or
/// an Iterable of Expressions (and/or Strings).
///
///     // non-splicing argument:
///     js('#(#)', ['say', s])        -->  say("hello")
///     // splicing arguments:
///     js('#(#)', ['say', []])       -->  say()
///     js('#(#)', ['say', [s]])      -->  say("hello")
///     js('#(#)', ['say', [s, n]])   -->  say("hello", 123)
///
/// A splicing context can be used to append 'lists' and add extra elements:
///
///     js('foo(#, #, 1)', [ ['a', n], s])       -->  foo(a, 123, "hello", 1)
///     js('foo(#, #, 1)', [ ['a', n], [s, n]])  -->  foo(a, 123, "hello", 123, 1)
///     js('foo(#, #, 1)', [ [], [s, n]])        -->  foo("hello", 123, 1)
///     js('foo(#, #, 1)', [ [], [] ])           -->  foo(1)
///
/// The generation of a compile-time optional argument expression can be chosen
/// by providing an empty or singleton list.
///
/// In addition to Expressions and Statements, there are Parameters, which occur
/// only in the parameter list of a function expression or declaration.
/// Placeholders in parameter positions behave like placeholders in Expression
/// positions, except only Parameter AST nodes are permitted. String arguments
/// for parameter placeholders are converted to Parameter AST nodes.
///
///     var pFoo = new Parameter('foo')
///     js('function(#) { return #; }', [pFoo, vFoo])
///     -->
///     function(foo) { return foo; }
///
/// Expressions and Parameters are not compatible with each other's context:
///
///     js('function(#) { return #; }', [vFoo, vFoo]) --> error
///     js('function(#) { return #; }', [pFoo, pFoo]) --> error
///
/// The parameter context is a splicing context. When combined with the
/// context-sensitive conversion of Strings, this simplifies the construction of
/// trampoline-like functions:
///
///     var args = ['a', 'b'];
///     js('function(#) { return f(this, #); }', [args, args])
///     -->
///     function(a, b) { return f(this, a, b); }
///
/// A statement placeholder in a Block is also in a splicing context. In
/// addition to splicing Iterables, statement placeholders in a Block will also
/// splice a Block or an EmptyStatement. This flattens nested blocks and allows
/// blocks to be appended.
///
///     var b1 = js.statement('{ 1; 2; }');
///     var sEmpty = new EmptyStatement();
///     js.statement('{ #; #; #; #; }', [sEmpty, b1, b1, sEmpty])
///     -->
///     { 1; 2; 1; 2; }
///
/// A placeholder in the context of an if-statement condition also accepts a
/// Dart bool argument, which selects the then-part or else-part of the
/// if-statement:
///
///     js.statement('if (#) return;', vFoo)   -->  if (foo) return;
///     js.statement('if (#) return;', true)   -->  return;
///     js.statement('if (#) return;', false)  -->  ;   // empty statement
///     var eTrue = new LiteralBool(true);
///     js.statement('if (#) return;', eTrue)  -->  if (true) return;
///
/// Combined with block splicing, if-statement condition context placeholders
/// allows the creation of templates that select code depending on variables.
///
///     js.statement('{ 1; if (#) 2; else { 3; 4; } 5;}', true)
///     --> { 1; 2; 5; }
///
///     js.statement('{ 1; if (#) 2; else { 3; 4; } 5;}', false)
///     --> { 1; 3; 4; 5; }
///
/// A placeholder following a period in a property access is in a property
/// access context. This is just like an expression context, except String
/// arguments are converted to JavaScript property accesses. In JavaScript,
/// `a.b` is short-hand for `a["b"]`:
///
///     js('a[#]', vFoo)  -->  a[foo]
///     js('a[#]', s)     -->  a.hello    (i.e. a["hello"]).
///     js('a[#]', 'x')   -->  a[x]
///
///     js('a.#', vFoo)   -->  a[foo]
///     js('a.#', s)      -->  a.hello    (i.e. a["hello"])
///     js('a.#', 'x')    -->  a.x        (i.e. a["x"])
///
/// (Question - should `.#` be restricted to permit only String arguments? The
/// template should probably be written with `[]` if non-strings are accepted.)
///
///
/// Object initializers allow placeholders in the key property name position:
///
///     js('{#:1, #:2}',  [s, 'bye'])    -->  {hello: 1, bye: 2}
///
///
/// What is not implemented:
///
///  -  Array initializers and object initializers could support splicing. In
///     the array case, we would need some way to know if an ArrayInitializer
///     argument should be splice or is intended as a single value.
///
///  -  There are no placeholders in definition contexts:
///
///         function #(){}
///         var # = 1;
const JsBuilder js = JsBuilder();

class JsBuilder {
  const JsBuilder();

  /// Parses a bit of JavaScript, and returns an expression.
  ///
  /// See the MiniJsParser class.
  ///
  /// [arguments] can be a single [Node] (e.g. an [Expression] or [Statement])
  /// or a list of [Node]s, which will be interpolated into the source at the
  /// '#' signs.
  Expression call(String source, [Object? arguments]) {
    Template template = _findExpressionTemplate(source);
    if (arguments == null) return template.instantiate([]) as Expression;
    // We allow a single argument to be given directly.
    if (arguments is! List && arguments is! Map) arguments = [arguments];
    return template.instantiate(arguments) as Expression;
  }

  /// Parses a JavaScript Statement, otherwise just like [call].
  Statement statement(String source, [Object? arguments]) {
    Template template = _findStatementTemplate(source);
    if (arguments == null) return template.instantiate([]) as Statement;
    // We allow a single argument to be given directly.
    if (arguments is! List && arguments is! Map) arguments = [arguments];
    return template.instantiate(arguments) as Statement;
  }

  Block block(String source, [arguments]) =>
      statement(source, arguments) as Block;
  Fun fun(String source, [arguments]) => call(source, arguments) as Fun;

  /// Parses JavaScript written in the `JS` foreign instruction.
  ///
  /// The [source] must be a JavaScript expression or a JavaScript throw
  /// statement.
  Template parseForeignJS(String source) {
    // TODO(sra): Parse with extra validation to forbid `#` interpolation in
    // functions, as this leads to unanticipated capture of temporaries that are
    // reused after capture.
    if (source.startsWith('throw ')) {
      return _findStatementTemplate(source);
    } else {
      return _findExpressionTemplate(source);
    }
  }

  Template _findExpressionTemplate(String source) {
    Template? template = templateManager.lookupExpressionTemplate(source);
    if (template == null) {
      MiniJsParser parser = MiniJsParser(source);
      Expression expression = parser.expression();
      template = templateManager.defineExpressionTemplate(source, expression);
    }
    return template;
  }

  Template _findStatementTemplate(String source) {
    Template? template = templateManager.lookupStatementTemplate(source);
    if (template == null) {
      MiniJsParser parser = MiniJsParser(source);
      Statement statement = parser.statement();
      template = templateManager.defineStatementTemplate(source, statement);
    }
    return template;
  }

  /// Creates an Expression template without caching the result.
  Template uncachedExpressionTemplate(String source) {
    MiniJsParser parser = MiniJsParser(source);
    Expression expression = parser.expression();
    return Template(source, expression, isExpression: true, forceCopy: false);
  }

  /// Creates a Statement template without caching the result.
  Template uncachedStatementTemplate(String source) {
    MiniJsParser parser = MiniJsParser(source);
    Statement statement = parser.statement();
    return Template(source, statement, isExpression: false, forceCopy: false);
  }

  /// Create an Expression template which has [ast] as the result. This is used
  /// to wrap a generated AST in a zero-argument Template so it can be passed to
  /// context that expects a template.
  Template expressionTemplateYielding(Expression ast) {
    return Template.withExpressionResult(ast);
  }

  Template statementTemplateYielding(Statement ast) {
    return Template.withStatementResult(ast);
  }

  /// Creates a literal js string from [value], escaped for use in a UTF-8
  /// output.
  LiteralString escapedString(String value, [String quote = '"']) {
    int otherEscapes = 0;
    int unpairedSurrogates = 0;

    int quoteRune = quote.codeUnitAt(0);

    for (int rune in value.runes) {
      if (rune == char_codes.$BACKSLASH) {
        ++otherEscapes;
      } else if (rune == char_codes.$LF ||
          rune == char_codes.$CR ||
          rune == char_codes.$LS ||
          rune == char_codes.$PS) {
        // Line terminators.
        ++otherEscapes;
      } else if (rune == char_codes.$BS ||
          rune == char_codes.$TAB ||
          rune == char_codes.$VTAB ||
          rune == char_codes.$FF) {
        ++otherEscapes;
      } else if (rune == quoteRune ||
          rune == char_codes.$$ && quoteRune == char_codes.$BACKPING) {
        ++otherEscapes;
      } else if (_isUnpairedSurrogate(rune)) {
        ++unpairedSurrogates;
      }
    }

    if (otherEscapes == 0 && unpairedSurrogates == 0) {
      return string(value, quote);
    }

    var sb = StringBuffer();

    for (int rune in value.runes) {
      final escape = _irregularEscape(rune, quote);
      if (escape != null) {
        sb.write(escape);
        continue;
      }
      if (rune == char_codes.$LS ||
          rune == char_codes.$PS ||
          _isUnpairedSurrogate(rune)) {
        if (rune < 0x100) {
          sb.write(r'\x');
          sb.write(rune.toRadixString(16).padLeft(2, '0'));
        } else if (rune < 0x10000) {
          sb.write(r'\u');
          sb.write(rune.toRadixString(16).padLeft(4, '0'));
        } else {
          sb.write(r'\u{');
          sb.write(rune.toRadixString(16));
          sb.write('}');
        }
      } else {
        sb.writeCharCode(rune);
      }
    }

    return string(sb.toString(), quote);
  }

  static bool _isUnpairedSurrogate(int code) => (code & 0xFFFFF800) == 0xD800;

  static String? _irregularEscape(int code, String quote) {
    switch (code) {
      case char_codes.$SQ:
        return quote == "'" ? r"\'" : "'";
      case char_codes.$DQ:
        return quote == '"' ? r'\"' : '"';
      case char_codes.$BACKPING:
        return quote == '`' ? r'\`' : '`';
      case char_codes.$$:
        // Escape $ inside of template strings.
        return quote == '`' ? r'\$' : r'$';
      case char_codes.$BACKSLASH:
        return r'\\';
      case char_codes.$BS:
        return r'\b';
      case char_codes.$TAB:
        return r'\t';
      case char_codes.$LF:
        return r'\n';
      case char_codes.$VTAB:
        return r'\v';
      case char_codes.$FF:
        return r'\f';
      case char_codes.$CR:
        return r'\r';
    }
    return null;
  }

  /// Creates a literal js string from [value].
  ///
  /// Note that this function only puts quotes around [value]. It does not do
  /// any escaping, so use only when you can guarantee that [value] does not
  /// contain newlines or backslashes. For escaping the string use
  /// [escapedString].
  LiteralString string(String value, [String quote = '"']) =>
      LiteralString('$quote$value$quote');

  LiteralNumber number(num value) => LiteralNumber('$value');

  LiteralNumber uint64(int value) {
    BigInt uint64Value = BigInt.from(value).toUnsigned(64);
    return LiteralNumber('$uint64Value');
  }

  LiteralBool boolean(bool value) => LiteralBool(value);

  ArrayInitializer numArray(Iterable<int> list) =>
      ArrayInitializer(list.map(number).toList());

  ArrayInitializer stringArray(Iterable<String> list) =>
      ArrayInitializer(list.map(string).toList());

  Comment comment(String text) => Comment(text);
  CommentExpression commentExpression(String text, Expression expression) =>
      CommentExpression(text, expression);

  Call propertyCall(
      Expression receiver, String fieldName, List<Expression> arguments) {
    return Call(PropertyAccess.field(receiver, fieldName), arguments);
  }
}

LiteralString string(String value) => js.string(value);
LiteralNumber number(num value) => js.number(value);
ArrayInitializer numArray(Iterable<int> list) => js.numArray(list);
ArrayInitializer stringArray(Iterable<String> list) => js.stringArray(list);
Call propertyCall(
    Expression receiver, String fieldName, List<Expression> arguments) {
  return js.propertyCall(receiver, fieldName, arguments);
}

class MiniJsParserError {
  MiniJsParserError(this.parser, this.message);

  final MiniJsParser parser;
  final String message;

  @override
  String toString() {
    int pos = parser.lastPosition;

    // Discard lines following the line containing lastPosition.
    String src = parser.src;
    int newlinePos = src.indexOf('\n', pos);
    if (newlinePos >= pos) src = src.substring(0, newlinePos);

    // Extract the prefix of the error line before lastPosition.
    String line = src;
    int lastLineStart = line.lastIndexOf('\n');
    if (lastLineStart >= 0) line = line.substring(lastLineStart + 1);
    String prefix = line.substring(0, pos - (src.length - line.length));

    // Replace non-tabs with spaces, giving a print indent that matches the text
    // for tabbing.
    String spaces = prefix.replaceAll(RegExp(r'[^\t]'), ' ');
    return 'Error in MiniJsParser:\n$src\n$spaces^\n$spaces$message\n';
  }
}

/// Mini JavaScript parser for tiny snippets of code that we want to make into
/// AST nodes. Handles:
/// * identifiers.
/// * dot access.
/// * method calls.
/// * [] access.
/// * array, string, regexp, boolean, null and numeric literals.
/// * most operators.
/// * brackets.
/// * var declarations.
/// * operator precedence.
/// * anonymous functions and named function expressions and declarations.
/// Notable things it can't do yet include:
/// * some statements are still missing (do-while, while, switch).
///
/// It's a fairly standard recursive descent parser.
///
/// Literal strings are passed through to the final JS source code unchanged,
/// including the choice of surrounding quotes, so if you parse
/// r'var x = "foo\n\"bar\""' you will end up with
///   var x = "foo\n\"bar\"" in the final program. \x and \u escapes are not
/// allowed in string and regexp literals because the machinery for checking
/// their correctness is rather involved.
class MiniJsParser {
  MiniJsParser(this.src) {
    getToken();
  }

  int lastCategory = NONE;
  String lastToken = '';
  int lastPosition = 0;
  int position = 0;
  bool skippedNewline = false; // skipped newline in last getToken?
  final String src;

  final List<InterpolatedNode> interpolatedValues = <InterpolatedNode>[];
  bool get hasNamedHoles =>
      interpolatedValues.isNotEmpty && interpolatedValues.first.isNamed;
  bool get hasPositionalHoles =>
      interpolatedValues.isNotEmpty && interpolatedValues.first.isPositional;

  static const NONE = -1;
  static const ALPHA = 0;
  static const NUMERIC = 1;
  static const STRING = 2;
  static const SYMBOL = 3;
  static const ASSIGNMENT = 4;
  static const DOT = 5;
  static const LPAREN = 6;
  static const RPAREN = 7;
  static const LBRACE = 8;
  static const RBRACE = 9;
  static const LSQUARE = 10;
  static const RSQUARE = 11;
  static const COMMA = 12;
  static const QUERY = 13;
  static const COLON = 14;
  static const SEMICOLON = 15;
  static const ARROW = 16;
  static const ELLIPSIS = 17;
  static const HASH = 18;
  static const WHITESPACE = 19;
  static const OTHER = 20;

  // Make sure that ]] is two symbols.
  // TODO(jmesserly): => and ... are not single char tokens, should we change
  // their numbers? It shouldn't matter because this is only called on values
  // from the [CATEGORIES] table.
  bool singleCharCategory(int category) => category > DOT;

  static String categoryToString(int cat) {
    switch (cat) {
      case NONE:
        return 'NONE';
      case ALPHA:
        return 'ALPHA';
      case NUMERIC:
        return 'NUMERIC';
      case SYMBOL:
        return 'SYMBOL';
      case ASSIGNMENT:
        return 'ASSIGNMENT';
      case DOT:
        return 'DOT';
      case LPAREN:
        return 'LPAREN';
      case RPAREN:
        return 'RPAREN';
      case LBRACE:
        return 'LBRACE';
      case RBRACE:
        return 'RBRACE';
      case LSQUARE:
        return 'LSQUARE';
      case RSQUARE:
        return 'RSQUARE';
      case STRING:
        return 'STRING';
      case COMMA:
        return 'COMMA';
      case QUERY:
        return 'QUERY';
      case COLON:
        return 'COLON';
      case SEMICOLON:
        return 'SEMICOLON';
      case ARROW:
        return 'ARROW';
      case ELLIPSIS:
        return 'ELLIPSIS';
      case HASH:
        return 'HASH';
      case WHITESPACE:
        return 'WHITESPACE';
      case OTHER:
        return 'OTHER';
    }
    return 'Unknown: $cat';
  }

  static const CATEGORIES = <int>[
    OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, // 0-7
    OTHER, WHITESPACE, WHITESPACE, OTHER, OTHER, WHITESPACE, // 8-13
    OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, // 14-21
    OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, OTHER, // 22-29
    OTHER, OTHER, WHITESPACE, // 30-32
    SYMBOL, OTHER, HASH, ALPHA, SYMBOL, SYMBOL, OTHER, // !"#$%&´
    LPAREN, RPAREN, SYMBOL, SYMBOL, COMMA, SYMBOL, DOT, SYMBOL, // ()*+,-./
    NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, // 01234
    NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, NUMERIC, // 56789
    COLON, SEMICOLON, SYMBOL, SYMBOL, SYMBOL, QUERY, OTHER, // :;<=>?@
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // ABCDEFGH
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // IJKLMNOP
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // QRSTUVWX
    ALPHA, ALPHA, LSQUARE, OTHER, RSQUARE, SYMBOL, ALPHA, OTHER, // YZ[\]^_'
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // abcdefgh
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // ijklmnop
    ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, ALPHA, // qrstuvwx
    ALPHA, ALPHA, LBRACE, SYMBOL, RBRACE, SYMBOL
  ]; // yz{|}~

  // This must be a >= the highest precedence number handled by parseBinary.
  static var HIGHEST_PARSE_BINARY_PRECEDENCE = 16;
  static bool isAssignment(String symbol) => BINARY_PRECEDENCE[symbol] == 17;

  // From https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Operator_Precedence
  static final BINARY_PRECEDENCE = {
    '+=': 17,
    '-=': 17,
    '*=': 17,
    '/=': 17,
    '%=': 17,
    '^=': 17,
    '|=': 17,
    '&=': 17,
    '<<=': 17,
    '>>=': 17,
    '>>>=': 17,
    '**=': 17,
    '=': 17,
    '||': 14,
    '&&': 13,
    '|': 12,
    '^': 11,
    '&': 10,
    '!=': 9,
    '==': 9,
    '!==': 9,
    '===': 9,
    '<': 8,
    '<=': 8,
    '>=': 8,
    '>': 8,
    'in': 8,
    'instanceof': 8,
    '<<': 7,
    '>>': 7,
    '>>>': 7,
    '+': 6,
    '-': 6,
    '*': 5,
    '/': 5,
    '%': 5,
    '**': 4,
  };
  static final UNARY_OPERATORS = {
    '++',
    '--',
    '+',
    '-',
    '~',
    '!',
    'typeof',
    'void',
    'delete',
    'await'
  };

  static final ARROW_TOKEN = '=>';
  static final ELLIPSIS_TOKEN = '...';

  static final OPERATORS_THAT_LOOK_LIKE_IDENTIFIERS = {
    'typeof',
    'void',
    'delete',
    'in',
    'instanceof',
    'await',
    'extends'
  };

  static int category(int code) {
    if (code >= CATEGORIES.length) return OTHER;
    return CATEGORIES[code];
  }

  String getDelimited(int startPosition) {
    position = startPosition;
    int delimiter = src.codeUnitAt(startPosition);
    int currentCode;
    do {
      position++;
      if (position >= src.length) error('Unterminated literal');
      currentCode = src.codeUnitAt(position);
      if (currentCode == char_codes.$LF) error('Unterminated literal');
      if (currentCode == char_codes.$BACKSLASH) {
        if (++position >= src.length) error('Unterminated literal');
        int escaped = src.codeUnitAt(position);
        if (escaped == char_codes.$x ||
            escaped == char_codes.$X ||
            escaped == char_codes.$u ||
            escaped == char_codes.$U ||
            category(escaped) == NUMERIC) {
          error('Numeric and hex escapes are not allowed in literals');
        }
      }
    } while (currentCode != delimiter);
    position++;
    return src.substring(lastPosition, position);
  }

  void getToken() {
    skippedNewline = false;
    while (true) {
      if (position >= src.length) break;
      int code = src.codeUnitAt(position);
      //  Skip '//' and '/*' style comments.
      if (code == char_codes.$SLASH && position + 1 < src.length) {
        if (src.codeUnitAt(position + 1) == char_codes.$SLASH) {
          int nextPosition = src.indexOf('\n', position);
          if (nextPosition == -1) nextPosition = src.length;
          position = nextPosition;
          continue;
        } else if (src.codeUnitAt(position + 1) == char_codes.$STAR) {
          int nextPosition = src.indexOf('*/', position + 2);
          if (nextPosition == -1) error('Unterminated comment');
          position = nextPosition + 2;
          continue;
        }
      }
      if (category(code) != WHITESPACE) break;
      if (code == char_codes.$LF) skippedNewline = true;
      ++position;
    }

    if (position == src.length) {
      lastCategory = NONE;
      lastToken = '';
      lastPosition = position;
      return;
    }
    int code = src.codeUnitAt(position);
    lastPosition = position;
    if (code == char_codes.$SQ || code == char_codes.$DQ) {
      // String literal.
      lastCategory = STRING;
      lastToken = getDelimited(position);
    } else if (code == char_codes.$0 &&
        position + 2 < src.length &&
        src.codeUnitAt(position + 1) == char_codes.$x) {
      // Hex literal.
      for (position += 2; position < src.length; position++) {
        int cat = category(src.codeUnitAt(position));
        if (cat != NUMERIC && cat != ALPHA) break;
      }
      lastCategory = NUMERIC;
      lastToken = src.substring(lastPosition, position);
      if (int.tryParse(lastToken) == null) {
        error('Unparseable number');
      }
    } else if (code == char_codes.$SLASH) {
      // Tokens that start with / are special due to regexp literals.
      lastCategory = SYMBOL;
      position++;
      if (position < src.length && src.codeUnitAt(position) == char_codes.$EQ) {
        position++;
      }
      lastToken = src.substring(lastPosition, position);
    } else {
      // All other tokens handled here.
      int cat = category(src.codeUnitAt(position));
      int newCat;
      do {
        position++;
        if (position == src.length) break;
        int code = src.codeUnitAt(position);
        // Special code to disallow ! and / in non-first position in token, so
        // that !! parses as two tokens and != parses as one, while =/ parses
        // as a an equals token followed by a regexp literal start.
        newCat = (code == char_codes.$BANG || code == char_codes.$SLASH)
            ? NONE
            : category(code);
      } while (!singleCharCategory(cat) &&
          (cat == newCat ||
              (cat == ALPHA && newCat == NUMERIC) || // eg. level42.
              (cat == NUMERIC && newCat == DOT))); // eg. 3.1415
      lastCategory = cat;
      lastToken = src.substring(lastPosition, position);
      if (cat == NUMERIC) {
        if (double.tryParse(lastToken) == null) {
          error('Unparseable number');
        }
      } else if (cat == DOT && lastToken.length > 1) {
        if (lastToken == ELLIPSIS_TOKEN) {
          lastCategory = ELLIPSIS;
        } else {
          error('Unknown operator');
        }
      } else if (cat == SYMBOL) {
        if (lastToken == ARROW_TOKEN) {
          lastCategory = ARROW;
        } else {
          int? binaryPrecedence = BINARY_PRECEDENCE[lastToken];
          if (binaryPrecedence == null &&
              !UNARY_OPERATORS.contains(lastToken)) {
            error('Unknown operator');
          }
          if (isAssignment(lastToken)) lastCategory = ASSIGNMENT;
        }
      } else if (cat == ALPHA) {
        if (OPERATORS_THAT_LOOK_LIKE_IDENTIFIERS.contains(lastToken)) {
          lastCategory = SYMBOL;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  void expectCategory(int cat) {
    if (cat != lastCategory) error('Expected ${categoryToString(cat)}');
    getToken();
  }

  bool acceptCategory(int cat) {
    if (cat == lastCategory) {
      getToken();
      return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

  void expectSemicolon() {
    if (acceptSemicolon()) return;
    error('Expected SEMICOLON');
  }

  bool acceptSemicolon() {
    // Accept semicolon or automatically inserted semicolon before close brace.
    // Miniparser forbids other kinds of semicolon insertion.
    if (RBRACE == lastCategory) return true;
    if (NONE == lastCategory) return true; // end of input
    if (skippedNewline) {
      error('No automatic semicolon insertion at preceding newline');
    }
    return acceptCategory(SEMICOLON);
  }

  bool acceptString(String string) {
    if (lastToken == string) {
      getToken();
      return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

  Never error(String message) {
    throw MiniJsParserError(this, message);
  }

  /// Returns either the name for the hole, or its integer position.
  Object parseHash() {
    String holeName = lastToken;
    if (acceptCategory(ALPHA)) {
      // Named hole. Example: 'function #funName() { ... }'
      if (hasPositionalHoles) {
        error('Holes must all be positional or named. $holeName');
      }
      return holeName;
    } else {
      if (hasNamedHoles) {
        error('Holes must all be positional or named. $holeName');
      }
      int position = interpolatedValues.length;
      return position;
    }
  }

  Expression parsePrimary() {
    String last = lastToken;
    if (acceptCategory(ALPHA)) {
      if (last == 'true') {
        return LiteralBool(true);
      } else if (last == 'false') {
        return LiteralBool(false);
      } else if (last == 'null') {
        return LiteralNull();
      } else if (last == 'function') {
        return parseFunctionExpression();
      } else if (last == 'this') {
        return This();
      } else if (last == 'super') {
        return Super();
      } else if (last == 'class') {
        return parseClass();
      } else {
        return Identifier(last);
      }
    } else if (acceptCategory(LPAREN)) {
      return parseExpressionOrArrowFunction();
    } else if (acceptCategory(STRING)) {
      return LiteralString(last);
    } else if (acceptCategory(NUMERIC)) {
      return LiteralNumber(last);
    } else if (acceptCategory(LBRACE)) {
      return parseObjectInitializer();
    } else if (acceptCategory(LSQUARE)) {
      var values = <Expression>[];
      while (true) {
        if (acceptCategory(COMMA)) {
          values.add(ArrayHole());
          continue;
        }
        if (acceptCategory(RSQUARE)) break;
        values.add(parseAssignment());
        if (acceptCategory(RSQUARE)) break;
        expectCategory(COMMA);
      }
      return ArrayInitializer(values);
    } else if (last.startsWith('/')) {
      String regexp = getDelimited(lastPosition);
      getToken();
      String flags = lastToken;
      if (!acceptCategory(ALPHA)) flags = '';
      Expression expression = RegExpLiteral(regexp + flags);
      return expression;
    } else if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      return parseInterpolatedExpression();
    } else {
      error('Expected primary expression');
    }
  }

  InterpolatedExpression parseInterpolatedExpression() {
    var expression = InterpolatedExpression(parseHash());
    interpolatedValues.add(expression);
    return expression;
  }

  InterpolatedIdentifier parseInterpolatedIdentifier() {
    var id = InterpolatedIdentifier(parseHash());
    interpolatedValues.add(id);
    return id;
  }

  Identifier parseIdentifier() {
    if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      return parseInterpolatedIdentifier();
    } else {
      var id = Identifier(lastToken);
      expectCategory(ALPHA);
      return id;
    }
  }

  /// CoverParenthesizedExpressionAndArrowParameterList[Yield] :
  ///     ( Expression )
  ///     ( )
  ///     ( ... BindingIdentifier )
  ///     ( Expression , ... BindingIdentifier )
  Expression parseExpressionOrArrowFunction() {
    if (acceptCategory(RPAREN)) {
      expectCategory(ARROW);
      return parseArrowFunctionBody(<Parameter>[]);
    }
    if (acceptCategory(ELLIPSIS)) {
      var params = <Parameter>[RestParameter(parseParameter())];
      expectCategory(RPAREN);
      expectCategory(ARROW);
      return parseArrowFunctionBody(params);
    }
    Expression expression = parseAssignment();
    while (acceptCategory(COMMA)) {
      if (acceptCategory(ELLIPSIS)) {
        var params = <Parameter>[];
        _expressionToParameterList(expression, params);
        params.add(RestParameter(parseParameter()));
        expectCategory(RPAREN);
        expectCategory(ARROW);
        return parseArrowFunctionBody(params);
      }
      Expression right = parseAssignment();
      expression = Binary(',', expression, right);
    }
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    if (acceptCategory(ARROW)) {
      var params = <Parameter>[];
      _expressionToParameterList(expression, params);
      return parseArrowFunctionBody(params);
    }
    return expression;
  }

  /// Converts a parenthesized expression into a list of parameters, issuing an
  /// error if the conversion fails.
  void _expressionToParameterList(Expression node, List<Parameter> params) {
    if (node is Identifier) {
      params.add(node);
    } else if (node is Binary && node.op == ',') {
      // TODO(jmesserly): this will allow illegal parens, such as
      // `((a, b), (c, d))`. Fixing it on the left side needs an explicit
      // ParenthesizedExpression node, so we can distinguish
      // `((a, b), c)` from `(a, b, c)`.
      _expressionToParameterList(node.left, params);
      _expressionToParameterList(node.right, params);
    } else if (node is InterpolatedExpression) {
      params.add(InterpolatedParameter(node.nameOrPosition));
    } else {
      error('Expected arrow function parameter list');
    }
  }

  Expression parseArrowFunctionBody(List<Parameter> params) {
    Node body;
    if (acceptCategory(LBRACE)) {
      body = parseBlock();
    } else {
      body = parseAssignment();
    }
    return ArrowFun(params, body);
  }

  Expression parseFunctionExpression() {
    String last = lastToken;
    if (acceptCategory(ALPHA)) {
      String functionName = last;
      return NamedFunction(Identifier(functionName), parseFun());
    }
    return parseFun();
  }

  Fun parseFun() {
    List<Parameter> params = <Parameter>[];

    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    if (!acceptCategory(RPAREN)) {
      while (true) {
        if (acceptCategory(ELLIPSIS)) {
          params.add(RestParameter(parseParameter()));
          expectCategory(RPAREN);
          break;
        }

        params.add(parseParameter());
        if (!acceptCategory(COMMA)) {
          expectCategory(RPAREN);
          break;
        }
      }
    }
    AsyncModifier asyncModifier;
    if (acceptString('async')) {
      if (acceptString('*')) {
        asyncModifier = const AsyncModifier.asyncStar();
      } else {
        asyncModifier = const AsyncModifier.async();
      }
    } else if (acceptString('sync')) {
      if (!acceptString('*')) error('Only sync* is valid - sync is implied');
      asyncModifier = const AsyncModifier.syncStar();
    } else {
      asyncModifier = const AsyncModifier.sync();
    }
    expectCategory(LBRACE);
    Block block = parseBlock();
    return Fun(params, block, asyncModifier: asyncModifier);
  }

  /// Parse parameter name or interpolated parameter.
  Identifier parseParameter() {
    if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      var nameOrPosition = parseHash();
      var parameter = InterpolatedParameter(nameOrPosition);
      interpolatedValues.add(parameter);
      return parameter;
    } else {
      // TODO(jmesserly): validate this is not a keyword
      String argumentName = lastToken;
      expectCategory(ALPHA);
      return Identifier(argumentName);
    }
  }

  Expression parseObjectInitializer() {
    List<Property> properties = <Property>[];
    while (true) {
      if (acceptCategory(RBRACE)) break;
      // Limited subset of ES6 object initializers.
      //
      // PropertyDefinition :
      //     PropertyName : AssignmentExpression
      //     MethodDefinition
      properties.add(parseMethodOrProperty());

      if (acceptCategory(RBRACE)) break;
      expectCategory(COMMA);
    }
    return ObjectInitializer(properties);
  }

  Expression parseMember() {
    Expression receiver = parsePrimary();
    while (true) {
      if (acceptCategory(DOT)) {
        receiver = getDotRhs(receiver);
      } else if (acceptCategory(LSQUARE)) {
        Expression inBraces = parseExpression();
        expectCategory(RSQUARE);
        receiver = PropertyAccess(receiver, inBraces);
      } else {
        break;
      }
    }
    return receiver;
  }

  Expression parseCall() {
    bool constructor = acceptString('new');
    Expression receiver = parseMember();
    while (true) {
      if (acceptCategory(LPAREN)) {
        final arguments = <Expression>[];
        if (!acceptCategory(RPAREN)) {
          while (true) {
            if (acceptCategory(ELLIPSIS)) {
              arguments.add(Spread(parseAssignment()));
              expectCategory(RPAREN);
              break;
            }
            arguments.add(parseAssignment());
            if (acceptCategory(RPAREN)) break;
            expectCategory(COMMA);
          }
        }
        receiver =
            constructor ? New(receiver, arguments) : Call(receiver, arguments);
        constructor = false;
      } else if (!constructor && acceptCategory(LSQUARE)) {
        Expression inBraces = parseExpression();
        expectCategory(RSQUARE);
        receiver = PropertyAccess(receiver, inBraces);
      } else if (!constructor && acceptCategory(DOT)) {
        receiver = getDotRhs(receiver);
      } else {
        // JS allows new without (), but we don't.
        if (constructor) error('Parentheses are required for new');
        break;
      }
    }
    return receiver;
  }

  Expression getDotRhs(Expression receiver) {
    if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      var nameOrPosition = parseHash();
      InterpolatedSelector property = InterpolatedSelector(nameOrPosition);
      interpolatedValues.add(property);
      return PropertyAccess(receiver, property);
    }
    String identifier = lastToken;
    // In ES5 keywords like delete and continue are allowed as property
    // names, and the IndexedDB API uses that, so we need to allow it here.
    if (acceptCategory(SYMBOL)) {
      if (!OPERATORS_THAT_LOOK_LIKE_IDENTIFIERS.contains(identifier)) {
        error('Expected alphanumeric identifier');
      }
    } else {
      expectCategory(ALPHA);
    }
    return PropertyAccess.field(receiver, identifier);
  }

  Expression parsePostfix() {
    Expression expression = parseCall();
    String operator = lastToken;
    // JavaScript grammar is:
    //     LeftHandSideExpression [no LineTerminator here] ++
    if (lastCategory == SYMBOL &&
        !skippedNewline &&
        (acceptString('++') || acceptString('--'))) {
      return Postfix(operator, expression);
    }
    // If we don't accept '++' or '--' due to skippedNewline a newline, no other
    // part of the parser will accept the token and we will get an error at the
    // whole expression level.
    return expression;
  }

  Expression parseUnaryHigh() {
    String operator = lastToken;
    if (lastCategory == SYMBOL &&
        UNARY_OPERATORS.contains(operator) &&
        (acceptString('++') || acceptString('--') || acceptString('await'))) {
      if (operator == 'await') return Await(parsePostfix());
      return Prefix(operator, parsePostfix());
    }
    return parsePostfix();
  }

  Expression parseUnaryLow() {
    String operator = lastToken;
    if (lastCategory == SYMBOL &&
        UNARY_OPERATORS.contains(operator) &&
        operator != '++' &&
        operator != '--') {
      expectCategory(SYMBOL);
      if (operator == 'await') return Await(parsePostfix());
      return Prefix(operator, parseUnaryLow());
    }
    return parseUnaryHigh();
  }

  Expression parseBinary(int maxPrecedence) {
    Expression lhs = parseUnaryLow();
    Expression? rhs; // This is null first time around.
    late int minPrecedence;
    late String lastSymbol;

    while (true) {
      final symbol = lastToken;
      if (lastCategory != SYMBOL) break;
      final symbolPrecedence = BINARY_PRECEDENCE[symbol];
      if (symbolPrecedence == null) break;
      if (symbolPrecedence > maxPrecedence) break;

      expectCategory(SYMBOL);
      if (rhs == null || symbolPrecedence >= minPrecedence) {
        if (rhs != null) lhs = Binary(lastSymbol, lhs, rhs);
        minPrecedence = symbolPrecedence;
        rhs = parseUnaryLow();
        lastSymbol = symbol;
      } else {
        Expression higher = parseBinary(symbolPrecedence);
        rhs = Binary(symbol, rhs, higher);
      }
    }

    if (rhs == null) return lhs;
    return Binary(lastSymbol, lhs, rhs);
  }

  Expression parseConditional() {
    Expression lhs = parseBinary(HIGHEST_PARSE_BINARY_PRECEDENCE);
    if (!acceptCategory(QUERY)) return lhs;
    Expression ifTrue = parseAssignment();
    expectCategory(COLON);
    Expression ifFalse = parseAssignment();
    return Conditional(lhs, ifTrue, ifFalse);
  }

  Expression parseLeftHandSide() => parseConditional();

  Expression parseAssignment() {
    Expression lhs = parseLeftHandSide();
    String assignmentOperator = lastToken;
    if (acceptCategory(ASSIGNMENT)) {
      Expression rhs = parseAssignment();
      if (assignmentOperator == '=') {
        return Assignment(lhs, rhs);
      } else {
        // Handle +=, -=, etc.
        String operator =
            assignmentOperator.substring(0, assignmentOperator.length - 1);
        return Assignment.compound(lhs, operator, rhs);
      }
    }
    return lhs;
  }

  Expression parseExpression() {
    Expression expression = parseAssignment();
    while (acceptCategory(COMMA)) {
      Expression right = parseAssignment();
      expression = Binary(',', expression, right);
    }
    return expression;
  }

  /// Parse a variable declaration list, with `var` or `let` [keyword].
  VariableDeclarationList parseVariableDeclarationList(String keyword,
      [String? firstIdentifier]) {
    var initialization = <VariableInitialization>[];

    do {
      VariableBinding declarator;
      if (firstIdentifier != null) {
        declarator = Identifier(firstIdentifier);
        firstIdentifier = null;
      } else {
        declarator = parseVariableBinding();
      }

      var initializer = acceptString('=') ? parseAssignment() : null;
      initialization.add(VariableInitialization(declarator, initializer));
    } while (acceptCategory(COMMA));

    return VariableDeclarationList(keyword, initialization);
  }

  VariableBinding parseVariableBinding() {
    switch (lastCategory) {
      case ALPHA:
      case HASH:
        return parseIdentifier();
      case LBRACE:
      case LSQUARE:
        return parseBindingPattern();
      default:
        error('Unexpected token $lastToken: ${categoryToString(lastCategory)}');
    }
  }

  /// Note: this doesn't deal with general-case destructuring yet, it just
  /// supports it in variable initialization.
  /// See ES6 spec:
  /// http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-destructuring-binding-patterns
  /// http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-destructuring-assignment
  /// TODO(ochafik): Support destructuring in LeftHandSideExpression.
  BindingPattern parseBindingPattern() {
    if (acceptCategory(LBRACE)) {
      return parseObjectBindingPattern();
    } else {
      expectCategory(LSQUARE);
      return parseArrayBindingPattern();
    }
  }

  ArrayBindingPattern parseArrayBindingPattern() {
    var variables = <DestructuredVariable>[];
    do {
      late Identifier name;
      BindingPattern? structure;
      Expression? defaultValue;

      var declarator = parseVariableBinding();
      if (declarator is Identifier) {
        name = declarator;
      } else if (declarator is BindingPattern) {
        structure = declarator;
      } else {
        error('Unexpected LHS: $declarator');
      }

      if (acceptString('=')) {
        defaultValue = parseExpression();
      }
      variables.add(DestructuredVariable(
          name: name, structure: structure, defaultValue: defaultValue));
    } while (acceptCategory(COMMA));

    expectCategory(RSQUARE);
    return ArrayBindingPattern(variables);
  }

  ObjectBindingPattern parseObjectBindingPattern() {
    var variables = <DestructuredVariable>[];
    do {
      var name = parseIdentifier();
      BindingPattern? structure;
      Expression? defaultValue;

      if (acceptCategory(COLON)) {
        structure = parseBindingPattern();
      } else if (acceptString('=')) {
        defaultValue = parseExpression();
      }
      variables.add(DestructuredVariable(
          name: name, structure: structure, defaultValue: defaultValue));
    } while (acceptCategory(COMMA));

    expectCategory(RBRACE);
    return ObjectBindingPattern(variables);
  }

  Expression parseVarDeclarationOrExpression() {
    var keyword = acceptVarLetOrConst();
    if (keyword != null) {
      return parseVariableDeclarationList(keyword);
    } else {
      return parseExpression();
    }
  }

  /// Accepts a `var` or `let` keyword. If neither is found, returns null.
  String? acceptVarLetOrConst() {
    if (acceptString('var')) return 'var';
    if (acceptString('let')) return 'let';
    if (acceptString('const')) return 'const';
    return null;
  }

  Expression expression() {
    Expression expression = parseVarDeclarationOrExpression();
    if (lastCategory != NONE || position != src.length) {
      error('Unparsed junk: ${categoryToString(lastCategory)}');
    }
    return expression;
  }

  Statement statement() {
    Statement statement = parseStatement();
    if (lastCategory != NONE || position != src.length) {
      error('Unparsed junk: ${categoryToString(lastCategory)}');
    }
    // TODO(sra): interpolated capture here?
    return statement;
  }

  Block parseBlock() {
    List<Statement> statements = <Statement>[];

    while (!acceptCategory(RBRACE)) {
      Statement statement = parseStatement();
      statements.add(statement);
    }
    return Block(statements);
  }

  Statement parseStatement() {
    if (acceptCategory(LBRACE)) return parseBlock();

    if (acceptCategory(SEMICOLON)) return EmptyStatement();

    if (lastCategory == ALPHA) {
      if (acceptString('return')) return parseReturn();

      if (acceptString('throw')) return parseThrow();

      if (acceptString('break')) {
        return parseBreakOrContinue((label) => Break(label));
      }

      if (acceptString('continue')) {
        return parseBreakOrContinue((label) => Continue(label));
      }

      if (acceptString('debugger')) {
        expectSemicolon();
        return DebuggerStatement();
      }

      if (acceptString('if')) return parseIfThenElse();

      if (acceptString('for')) return parseFor();

      if (acceptString('function')) return parseFunctionDeclaration();

      if (acceptString('class')) return ClassDeclaration(parseClass());

      if (acceptString('try')) return parseTry();

      var keyword = acceptVarLetOrConst();
      if (keyword != null) {
        Expression declarations = parseVariableDeclarationList(keyword);
        expectSemicolon();
        return ExpressionStatement(declarations);
      }

      if (acceptString('while')) return parseWhile();

      if (acceptString('do')) return parseDo();

      if (acceptString('switch')) return parseSwitch();

      if (lastToken == 'case') error('Case outside switch.');

      if (lastToken == 'default') error('Default outside switch.');

      if (lastToken == 'yield') return parseYield();

      if (lastToken == 'with') {
        error('Not implemented in mini parser');
      }
    }

    bool checkForInterpolatedStatement = lastCategory == HASH;

    Expression expression = parseExpression();

    if (expression is Identifier && acceptCategory(COLON)) {
      return LabeledStatement(expression.name, parseStatement());
    }

    expectSemicolon();

    if (checkForInterpolatedStatement) {
      // 'Promote' the interpolated expression `#;` to an interpolated
      // statement.
      if (expression is InterpolatedExpression) {
        assert(identical(interpolatedValues.last, expression));
        InterpolatedStatement statement =
            InterpolatedStatement(expression.nameOrPosition);
        interpolatedValues[interpolatedValues.length - 1] = statement;
        return statement;
      }
    }

    return ExpressionStatement(expression);
  }

  Statement parseReturn() {
    if (acceptSemicolon()) return Return();
    Expression expression = parseExpression();
    expectSemicolon();
    return Return(expression);
  }

  Statement parseYield() {
    bool hasStar = acceptString('*');
    Expression expression = parseExpression();
    expectSemicolon();
    return DartYield(expression, hasStar);
  }

  Statement parseThrow() {
    if (skippedNewline) error('throw expression must be on same line');
    Expression expression = parseExpression();
    expectSemicolon();
    return Throw(expression);
  }

  Statement parseBreakOrContinue(Statement Function(String?) constructor) {
    var identifier = lastToken;
    if (!skippedNewline && acceptCategory(ALPHA)) {
      expectSemicolon();
      return constructor(identifier);
    }
    expectSemicolon();
    return constructor(null);
  }

  Statement parseIfThenElse() {
    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    Expression condition = parseExpression();
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    Statement thenStatement = parseStatement();
    if (acceptString('else')) {
      // Resolves dangling else by binding 'else' to closest 'if'.
      Statement elseStatement = parseStatement();
      return If(condition, thenStatement, elseStatement);
    } else {
      return If.noElse(condition, thenStatement);
    }
  }

  Statement parseFor() {
    // For-init-condition-increment style loops are fully supported.
    //
    // Only one for-in variant is currently implemented:
    //
    //     for (var variable in Expression) Statement
    //
    // One variant of ES6 for-of is also implemented:
    //
    //     for (let variable of Expression) Statement
    //
    Statement finishFor(Expression? init) {
      Expression? condition;
      if (!acceptCategory(SEMICOLON)) {
        condition = parseExpression();
        expectCategory(SEMICOLON);
      }
      Expression? update;
      if (!acceptCategory(RPAREN)) {
        update = parseExpression();
        expectCategory(RPAREN);
      }
      Statement body = parseStatement();
      return For(init, condition, update, body);
    }

    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    if (acceptCategory(SEMICOLON)) {
      return finishFor(null);
    }

    var keyword = acceptVarLetOrConst();
    if (keyword != null) {
      String identifier = lastToken;
      expectCategory(ALPHA);

      if (acceptString('in')) {
        Expression objectExpression = parseExpression();
        expectCategory(RPAREN);
        Statement body = parseStatement();
        return ForIn(_createVariableDeclarationList(keyword, identifier),
            objectExpression, body);
      } else if (acceptString('of')) {
        Expression iterableExpression = parseAssignment();
        expectCategory(RPAREN);
        Statement body = parseStatement();
        return ForOf(_createVariableDeclarationList(keyword, identifier),
            iterableExpression, body);
      }
      var declarations = parseVariableDeclarationList(keyword, identifier);
      expectCategory(SEMICOLON);
      return finishFor(declarations);
    }

    Expression init = parseExpression();
    expectCategory(SEMICOLON);
    return finishFor(init);
  }

  static VariableDeclarationList _createVariableDeclarationList(
      String keyword, String identifier) {
    return VariableDeclarationList(
        keyword, [VariableInitialization(Identifier(identifier), null)]);
  }

  Statement parseFunctionDeclaration() {
    String name = lastToken;
    expectCategory(ALPHA);
    var fun = parseFun();
    return FunctionDeclaration(Identifier(name), fun);
  }

  Statement parseTry() {
    expectCategory(LBRACE);
    Block body = parseBlock();
    Catch? catchPart;
    if (acceptString('catch')) catchPart = parseCatch();
    Block? finallyPart;
    if (acceptString('finally')) {
      expectCategory(LBRACE);
      finallyPart = parseBlock();
    } else {
      if (catchPart == null) error("expected 'finally'");
    }
    return Try(body, catchPart, finallyPart);
  }

  SwitchClause parseSwitchClause() {
    Expression? expression;
    if (acceptString('case')) {
      expression = parseExpression();
      expectCategory(COLON);
    } else {
      if (!acceptString('default')) {
        error('expected case or default');
      }
      expectCategory(COLON);
    }
    var statements = <Statement>[];
    while (lastCategory != RBRACE &&
        lastToken != 'case' &&
        lastToken != 'default') {
      statements.add(parseStatement());
    }
    return expression == null
        ? Default(Block(statements))
        : Case(expression, Block(statements));
  }

  Statement parseWhile() {
    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    Expression condition = parseExpression();
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    Statement body = parseStatement();
    return While(condition, body);
  }

  Statement parseDo() {
    Statement body = parseStatement();
    if (lastToken != 'while') error('Missing while after do body.');
    getToken();
    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    Expression condition = parseExpression();
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    expectSemicolon();
    return Do(body, condition);
  }

  Statement parseSwitch() {
    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    Expression key = parseExpression();
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    expectCategory(LBRACE);
    var clauses = <SwitchClause>[];
    while (lastCategory != RBRACE) {
      clauses.add(parseSwitchClause());
    }
    expectCategory(RBRACE);
    return Switch(key, clauses);
  }

  Catch parseCatch() {
    expectCategory(LPAREN);
    String identifier = lastToken;
    expectCategory(ALPHA);
    expectCategory(RPAREN);
    expectCategory(LBRACE);
    Block body = parseBlock();
    return Catch(Identifier(identifier), body);
  }

  ClassExpression parseClass() {
    Identifier name = parseIdentifier();
    Expression? heritage;
    if (acceptString('extends')) {
      heritage = parseConditional();
    }
    expectCategory(LBRACE);
    var methods = <Method>[];
    while (lastCategory != RBRACE) {
      methods.add(parseMethodOrProperty(onlyMethods: true) as Method);
    }
    expectCategory(RBRACE);
    return ClassExpression(name, heritage, methods);
  }

  /// Parses a [Method] or a [Property].
  ///
  /// Most of the complexity is from supporting interpolation. Several forms are
  /// supported:
  ///
  /// - getter/setter names: `get #() { ... }`
  /// - method names: `#() { ... }`
  /// - property names: `#: ...`
  /// - entire methods: `#`
  Property parseMethodOrProperty({bool onlyMethods = false}) {
    bool isStatic = acceptString('static');

    bool isGetter = lastToken == 'get';
    bool isSetter = lastToken == 'set';
    Expression? name;
    if (isGetter || isSetter) {
      var token = lastToken;
      getToken();
      if (lastCategory == COLON) {
        // That wasn't a accessor but the 'get' or 'set' property: retropedal.
        isGetter = isSetter = false;
        name = LiteralString('"$token"');
      }
    }
    if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      if (lastCategory != LPAREN && (onlyMethods || lastCategory != COLON)) {
        // Interpolated method
        var member = InterpolatedMethod(parseHash());
        interpolatedValues.add(member);
        return member;
      }
      name = parseInterpolatedExpression();
    } else {
      name ??= parsePropertyName();
    }

    if (!onlyMethods && acceptCategory(COLON)) {
      Expression value = parseAssignment();
      return Property(name, value);
    } else {
      var fun = parseFun();
      return Method(name, fun,
          isGetter: isGetter, isSetter: isSetter, isStatic: isStatic);
    }
  }

  Expression parsePropertyName() {
    String identifier = lastToken;
    if (acceptCategory(STRING)) {
      return LiteralString(identifier);
    } else if (acceptCategory(ALPHA) || acceptCategory(SYMBOL)) {
      // ALPHA or a SYMBOL, e.g. void
      return LiteralString('"$identifier"');
    } else if (acceptCategory(LSQUARE)) {
      var expr = parseAssignment();
      expectCategory(RSQUARE);
      return expr;
    } else if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
      return parseInterpolatedExpression();
    } else {
      error('Expected property name');
    }
  }
}