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@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ sub read_contents_file { |
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# control structure. \ is chosen as the beginning deliminator |
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# then the structure is parsed until the ending deliminator \ is |
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# found. The fun part is check the logic, all () need to be closed |
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# found. The fun part is checking the logic, all () need to be closed |
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# Otherwise we report an invalid template. |
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# We test only for absolute and relative files in conditionals. |
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@ -267,14 +267,13 @@ sub read_contents_file { |
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# |
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# This is non-strict checking .. junk can be after conditionals (maybe) - |
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# or last delimiter - which will be ignored - |
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# The most important check is to avoid never finding a final delimiter |
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# If a delimiter is missing normal Yard parsing behavior comes into play. |
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# |
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# Error conditions in order - all these things need to exist or there |
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# is an ERROR. |
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# ( remember outer parens ) |
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# 1. if && ( && ) && statments |
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# 2. elsif && ( && ) && statements |
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# 3. end deliminator \ has to be found before EOF |
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# |
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# Example (not practical ofcourse): |
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# |
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# netstat |
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# elsif ( perl ) |
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# cc |
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# else |
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# ls cd bash |
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# echo \ |
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# First line found with \ && may be an if () |
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# \ OR \ IF |
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if ( $line =~ /\s*\\/ && !%control_structure ) { |
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@ -331,7 +325,6 @@ sub read_contents_file { |
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} |
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} # end for glob condition |
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@ -1001,8 +994,6 @@ sub extra_links { |
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info(0, "Done.\n\n"); |
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exit; |
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} |
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