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require_relative '../include_use_case' class DiagnoseMissingIncludee < IncludeUseCase def self.build use_case = self.new use_case.write_ruby_file(pristine = true) [ [0, 1], [1, 2], [2, 3], ].each do |indexes| includer_index, includee_index = *indexes includer_file_name = "includer_#{includer_index}.md" includee_file_name = "includer_#{includee_index}.md" if includer_index == 0 include_description = "@[:markdown](#{includer_file_name})\n" File.write(INCLUDER_FILE_NAME, include_description) end include_description = "@[:markdown](#{includee_file_name})\n" File.write(includer_file_name, include_description) end File.write( TEMPLATE_FILE_NAME, <<EOT ### Diagnose Missing Includee Use the backtrace of inclusions to diagnose and correct a missing or otherwise unreadable includee file. The backtrace is especially useful for errors in nested includes. #### Files To Be Included These files demonstrate nested inclusion, with a missing includee file. @[markdown](includer_0.md) @[markdown](includer_1.md) @[markdown](includer_2.md) #### Includer File This file initiates the nested inclusions. @[markdown](#{INCLUDER_FILE_NAME}) @[:markdown](../interface.md) #### Error and Backtrace Here's the resulting backtrace of inclusions. @[:code_block](diagnose_missing_includee.err) EOT ) use_case.build end end
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