This allows matching underscores in some of the identifier's, but not
when they're the last character.
This caused me to suffer a bit of pain tracking down a bug which turned
out to be in the lexer. It started with a failing test that I wrote in:
974c2498c4
and which followed with a fix in:
52682f463a
Glad that's fixed!
This adds parsing of the upcoming "import" statement contents. It is the
logic which determines how an import statement is read in the language.
Hopefully it won't need any changes or additional magic additions.
This adds a LexParseWithOffsets method that also takes a list of offsets
to be used if our input stream is composed of multiple io.Readers
combined together.
At the moment the offsets are based on line count instead of file size.
I think the latter would be preferable, but it seems it's much more
difficult to implement as it probably requires support in the lexer and
parser. That improved solution would probably be faster, and more
correct in case someone passed in a file without a trailing newline.
This adds support for dotted identifiers in include statements, var
expressions and function call expressions. The dotted identifiers are
used to refer to classes, bind statements, and function definitions
(respectively) that are included in the scope by import statements.
This adds an easy to sort slice of uint64's and associated functionality
to sort a list of strings by their associated order in a map indexed by
uint64's.
This adds a new interface Node which must implement the Apply method.
This method traverse the entire AST and applies a function to each node.
Both Stmt and Expr must implement this.
This expands the Stmt and Expr interfaces to add an Init method. This
is used to pass in Debug and Logf values, but is also used to validate
the AST. This gets rid of standalone use of the "log" package.
Fix CopyFs bug that resulted in a flattened destination directory.
Added tests catch this bug, and ensure the data is in fact copied
to the destination directory.
This commit adds a []string{} type alias named PathSlice, and the
Len(), Swap(), and Less() methods required to satisfy sort.Interface.
Now you can do `sort.Sort(util.PathSlice(foo))` where foo is a slice
of paths. It will be sorted by depth in alphabetical order.
This is a subtle issue that was found that caused a panic. This should
solve things for now, but it would be wise to build embedded or
composite resources sparingly until we we're certain this would work the
way we wanted for all scenarios.
This improves some of the closing in the svc resource. This still needs
lots of improvements, and it's sort of terrible because it was some very
early code written.
This patch adds a util function, SessionBusUsable, that makes and returns
a new usable dbus session bus. If the svc bool session is true, the resource
will use a bus created with that function.
This adds the edgeable trait to the group resource and adds an
AutoEdges method which returns nil, nil. These changes are necessary
to allow UserRes to make autoedges to GroupRes.
This patch corrects the destination path in CopyFs to use the source's
base filepath, instead of the entire source path. Now copying /foo/bar
to /baz results in /baz/bar instead of /baz/foo/bar. This commit also adds
a test to verify this behaviour.
This requires breaking changes in gofmt. It is hilarious that this was
changed. Oh well. This also moves to the latest stable etcd. Lastly,
this changes the `go vet` testing to test by package, since the new go
vet changed how it works and now fails without this change.
This patch fixes a previously undiscovered bug which prevented
the use of the source field in the file resource. CheckApply was
returning early if obj.Content was nil. It is also necessary to
check that obj.Source is empty before returning, otherwise
syncCheckApply never runs.
This patch adds a shell test for net, which creates a dummy interface
and runs mgmt to bring it up and assign it with an address. It then
checks if the state was applied correctly. Finally, it runs mgmt again
to bring the interface down, and tests that it comes down and stays
down.
In some scenarios it is desirable to set the addrs and gateway
independently, i.e. if a default gateway is already set on
the machine. This patch removes the requirement to set them
together.
Per default, the Ruby gems renerate documentation in two distinct formats
during installation. By passing --no-ri and --no-rdoc, gem is instructed
to skip this step for both formats.
If the user needs documentation for any of the gems after all, they can
manually generate the docs themselves.
On Ubuntu, the apt-get install call to ruby, ruby-devel, and rubygems will
fail because there is no "rubygems" package in Ubuntu.
In Debian, this package is virtual only. In both cases, the ruby package
is sufficient. (See also https://packages.debian.org/jessie/rubygems)
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