Parse Array Method

The parseLTCArray method is designed to transform human-readable LightVM assembly strings into a structured, machine-parsable JSON array. While the standard parse method handles general translation, parseLTCArray is specifically tailored for scenarios where you need direct access to the serialized bytecode structure, making it ideal for debugging, static analysis, or creating external build tools.

Using TypeScript

In TypeScript, the parseLTCArray method converts your assembly logic into a standard JSON array format. This is super handy if you're building frontend tools, dashboards, or simply need to inspect your opcode sequences in a familiar JavaScript object format before runtime.

Code

const strVal = `
  push 5; ;; IP=0
  val x; ;; IP=1
  set x; ;; IP=2
`;
const parsed = tools.parseLTCArray(strVal);
console.log(parsed);

Using Rust

For Rust developers, this method provides a seamless way to convert raw instruction strings into the serialized bytecode format. It’s perfect for creating CLI utilities or custom build pipelines where you need to generate, validate, or pre-process instruction arrays programmatically.

Code

let str_val = r#"
  push 5; ;; IP=0
  val x; ;; IP=1
  set x; ;; IP=2
"#;
let parsed = tools.parse_ltc_array(str_val);
println!("{:#}", parsed.clone());

INFO

Capability Required: no specific capability