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## Uses of Class
jpicedt.format.input.util.REParserException.EOF

Packages that use REParserException.EOF
jpicedt.format.input.util | This package contains helper classes for building a parser based on the well-known RegExp scheme, yet with a strong object-oriented approach in mind.

Uses of REParserException.EOF in jpicedt.format.input.util

Methods in jpicedt.format.input.util that throw REParserException.EOF
`boolean` | `Context.moveCaretBy(int increment)` Move cursor position forward by the given increment, possibly proceeding to linefeeds.
`boolean` | `Context.moveCaretTo(int newPos)` Move cursor position forward to the given position, possibly proceeding to linefeeds.
`boolean` | `Context.lineFeed()` Move cursor to the beginning of the next line, EVEN if we aren't at an EOL
`Character` | `Context.read()` read a character, and increment the caret position by one, if this is possible.
`boolean` | `Context.pushBack()` After a read(), pushes back the char that has been read
`String` | `Context.read(int n)` read the given number of character, wrapped in a String, and move the caret past the String being returned.
`String` | `Context.readToEOL()` Returns the remaining substring up to the end of the current line, EOL NOT INCLUDED ! Doesn't proceed to any linefeed, i.e.
`String` | `Context.readTo(int pos)` Return the remaining substring up to the given position if (pos < caret) return "".
`boolean` | `Context.matchAndMove(String s)` Test if the string at the caret position starts with the given string, and in case of success moves the caret past this string ; return false otherwise.

Constructors in jpicedt.format.input.util that throw REParserException.EOF
`Context(Reader reader)` build a new Context fed by the given reader

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