GrammarMatcher

Struct GrammarMatcher 

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pub struct GrammarMatcher { /* private fields */ }
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Per-request grammar matcher: accepts tokens, fills the next-token bitmask, supports rollback and termination.

Port of the vendored xgrammar::GrammarMatcher.

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impl GrammarMatcher

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pub fn new( compiled_grammar: &CompiledGrammar, override_stop_tokens: Option<&[i32]>, terminate_without_stop_token: bool, max_rollback_tokens: i32, ) -> Result<Self, String>

Construct the grammar matcher.

Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::new. compiled_grammar is taken by reference and cloned (cheap — CompiledGrammar is Arc-backed). max_rollback_tokens is accepted for ABI parity and ignored (rollback is unbounded, as in upstream).

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pub fn accept_token(&mut self, token_id: i32) -> bool

Accept one token, advancing the matcher state. Returns whether the token was accepted by the grammar.

Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::accept_token (the one-argument form; debug printing is off).

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pub fn accept_token_with_debug( &mut self, token_id: i32, debug_print: bool, ) -> bool

Accept one token with optional debug printing. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::accept_token_with_debug.

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pub fn accept_string(&mut self, input: &str, debug_print: bool) -> bool

Accept a string in one rollback step. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::accept_string.

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pub fn fill_next_token_bitmask( &mut self, bitmask: &mut [i32], index: i32, debug_print: bool, ) -> bool

Fill the next-token bitmask into bitmask (index selects the matcher’s slice when several share one buffer; pass 0 for a single matcher). Returns whether the mask is non-trivial and must be applied to the logits.

Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::fill_next_token_bitmask. The vendored crate took a DLTensor; the pure-Rust port has no FFI boundary and operates on the packed i32 slice directly.

§Panics

If the matcher has terminated or bitmask is too small — these are caller bugs the vendored crate also panicked on.

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pub fn find_jump_forward_string(&mut self) -> String

Find the jump-forward string for jump-forward decoding. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::find_jump_forward_string.

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pub fn forced_token(&mut self) -> Option<i32>

The single grammar-forced next token, if the current state admits exactly one legal token (the dottxt.ai “Coalescence” fast-path). When Some, the caller may skip the model sample for this position and emit the returned token directly.

Additive — not present in the vendored crate. See crate::matcher::GrammarMatcher::forced_token.

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pub fn forced_from_bitmask( &self, bitmask: &mut [i32], index: i32, ) -> Option<i32>

Inspect an already-filled next-token bitmask for the forced-token condition — the zero-extra-work coalescence entry point for a caller that just ran fill_next_token_bitmask.

Additive. See crate::matcher::GrammarMatcher::forced_from_bitmask.

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pub fn find_completion_token_ids( &mut self, max_bytes: usize, ) -> Option<Vec<i32>>

The shortest grammar-legal close (as content token ids) that drives the grammar from its current state to one where a stop token is legal, or None if none exists within max_bytes. The matcher state is unchanged. Powers Metrale Engine budget-aware graceful close (#144).

Additive. See crate::matcher::GrammarMatcher::find_completion_token_ids.

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pub fn next_forced_tokens(&mut self, max: usize) -> Vec<i32>

The maximal chain of grammar-forced tokens from the current state — Coalescence’s forced-chain. The caller skips the model sample for every returned position. max caps the chain length (usize::MAX for unbounded). The matcher state is unchanged; the caller must feed the tokens back through accept_token.

Additive. See crate::matcher::GrammarMatcher::next_forced_tokens.

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pub fn accept_forced_chain(&mut self, max: usize) -> Vec<i32>

Detect the Coalescence forced chain and accept it in place — the efficient server primitive. Advances the matcher past the whole forced run (no peek / rollback / re-accept) and returns the tokens accepted, in order; the caller skips the model sample for each. max caps the run length (usize::MAX for unbounded).

Additive. See crate::matcher::GrammarMatcher::accept_forced_chain.

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pub fn rollback(&mut self, num_tokens: i32)

Rollback the matcher by num_tokens tokens. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::rollback.

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pub fn num_history_steps(&self) -> usize

Number of accepted-token history steps currently held by the matcher (== how many tokens rollback can undo). Authoritative count of actual matcher advances — use this instead of an accept_token bool tally when some accepted tokens are exempt (stop/EOS) and do NOT advance the matcher.

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pub fn is_terminated(&self) -> bool

Whether the matcher has terminated. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::is_terminated.

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pub fn reset(&mut self)

Reset the matcher to its initial state. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::reset.

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pub fn max_rollback_tokens(&self) -> i32

The maximum number of rollback tokens (always -1, unbounded). Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::max_rollback_tokens.

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pub fn stop_token_ids(&self) -> Box<[i32]>

The stop token ids used by the matcher. Port of the vendored GrammarMatcher::stop_token_ids.

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