---
source: tests/test_parser.rs
expression: "parser_output(&format!(\"tests/data/parser{}.plsr\", 1), error_manager)"
---
func main() -> Unit {
    return
}
error[E0006]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:6:5: Invalid token at the start of a statement
     │  
   5 │  func foo() {
   6 │      fun bad_nested() {
   7 │  
     │  

info[I0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:6:9: Attempting to recover understanding of code
     │  
   5 │  func foo() {
   6 │      fun bad_nested() {
     │          └───────── Seeking end of function body
   7 │  
     │  

info[I0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:8:6: Attempting to recover understanding of code
     │  
   7 │  
   8 │      } 
     │       └ Seeking top-level construct
   9 │  }
     │  

error[E0005]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:12:5: Unexpected top-level construct
     │  
  11 │  func foo() {
  12 │      func nested() {
  13 │          
     │  
Suggestion: Did you mean to place it at the top level?

info[I0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:12:10: Attempting to recover understanding of code
     │  
  11 │  func foo() {
  12 │      func nested() {
     │           └───── Seeking end of function body
  13 │          
     │  

info[I0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:14:6: Attempting to recover understanding of code
     │  
  13 │          
  14 │      } 
     │       └ Seeking top-level construct
  15 │  }
     │  

error[E0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:19:1: Expected 'identifier' for parameter name in `missing_close`
     │  
  18 │  
  19 │  func missing_close_2() {
     │  └─── Received 'func' here
     │  

info[I0003]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:19:1: Attempting to recover understanding of code
     │  
  18 │  
  19 │  func missing_close_2() {
     │  └─── Seeking top-level construct
     │  

error[E0002]: tests/data/parser1.plsr:19:25: 
     │  
  18 │  
  19 │  func missing_close_2() { 
     │                          └ Unexpected EOF at end of function body
     │  
   ...
     │  
  18 │  
  19 │  func missing_close_2() { 
     │                         └ { opened here
     │