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James Shubin 51cf1e2921 lang: ast: The res and edge names should not use exclusives
This removes the exclusive from the res names and edge names. We now
require that the names should be lists of strings, however they can
still be single strings if that can be determined statically.
Programmers should explicitly wrap their variables in a string by
interpolation to force this, or in square brackets to force a list. The
former is generally preferable because it generates a small function
graph since it doesn't need to build a list.
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-- metadata.yaml --
#files: "files/" # these are some extra files we can use (is the default)
-- main.mcl --
import "golang/strings"
import "deploy"
import "second.mcl"
import "mod1/"
#$f1 = "/metadata.yaml" # works
#$f1 = "/main.mcl" # works
$f1 = "/files/file1"
$f2 = "/files/file2"
$f3 = "/mod1/files/file3"
# the abspath method shouldn't be used often, it's here for testing...
if $f1 != deploy.abspath($f1) { # should be the same, since we're in the same dir
test "f1 error" {}
}
if $f2 != $second.f2 {
test "f2 error" {}
}
if $f3 != $mod1.f3 {
test "f3 error" {}
}
# the readfileabs method shouldn't be used often, it's here for testing...
$x1 = deploy.readfileabs($f1)
$x2 = deploy.readfileabs($f2)
$x3 = deploy.readfileabs($f3)
if $x1 != deploy.readfile($f1) {
test "x1 error" {}
}
if $x2 != $second.x2 {
test "x2 error" {}
}
if $x3 != $mod1.x3 {
test "x3 error" {}
}
# hide the newlines from our output
test [strings.trim_space($x1),] {}
test [strings.trim_space($x2),] {}
test [strings.trim_space($x3),] {}
# debugging:
#test "f1" {
# anotherstr => $x1,
#}
#test "f2" {
# anotherstr => $x2,
#}
#test "f3" {
# anotherstr => $x3,
#}
-- second.mcl --
import "deploy"
# relative paths for us
$f = "/files/file2" # real file is here as well
$f2 = deploy.abspath($f)
$x2 = deploy.readfile($f)
-- files/file1 --
This is file1 in the files/ folder.
-- files/file2 --
This is file2 in the files/ folder.
-- mod1/metadata.yaml --
#files: "files/" # these are some extra files we can use (is the default)
-- mod1/main.mcl --
import "deploy"
# relative paths for us
$f = "/files/file3" # real file is in: /mod1/files/file3
$f3 = deploy.abspath($f)
$x3 = deploy.readfile($f)
-- mod1/files/file3 --
This is file3 in the files/ folder inside of the mod1/ module.
-- OUTPUT --
Vertex: test[This is file1 in the files/ folder.]
Vertex: test[This is file2 in the files/ folder.]
Vertex: test[This is file3 in the files/ folder inside of the mod1/ module.]