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text is working both ways

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Neil 2023-05-09 14:06:20 -07:00
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src/scan.re.c
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@ -817,28 +817,26 @@ static int scan_day(struct scan *const scan, union date32 date,
/* fixme: This is a cool way of doing things. Avoid repetition, make
all the things this way. */
/* Text is only at the end of a line. */
<input_text, input_text_multi> * { fail = "text input"; goto catch; }
<input_text> ws { fprintf(stderr, "text space\n"); continue; }
<input_text> ws { continue; }
<input_text> "<<\n" @s0 => input_text_multi { // multi-line
line++;
input.pair->a = s0;
line++;
continue;
}
<input_text> @s0 anylabel @s1 / "\n" /*future*/ { // one line
line++;
<input_text> @s0 anylabel? @s1 "\n" => line { // one line; last one
fprintf(stderr, "text: <<%.*s>>\n", (int)(s1 - s0), s0);
input.pair->a = s0, input.pair->b = s1;
assert(input.future == yycnewline);
condition = input.future;
assert(1);
if(input.future != yycnewline)
{ fail = "use <<text>>"; goto catch; }
line++;
continue;
}
<input_text_multi> [^\x00\n] { continue; }
<input_text_multi> [\x00]
{ fail = "missing closing \">>\""; goto catch; }
<input_text_multi> "\n" { line++; continue; }
<input_text_multi> @s1 ">>" /*future*/ {
<input_text_multi> @s1 ">>" / [^>] /*future*/ {
fprintf(stderr, "text: <<\n%.*s>>\n",
(int)(s1 - input.pair->a), input.pair->a);
input.pair->b = s1;