basic.yml in rubyless-0.5.0

- old
+ new

@@ -20,14 +20,10 @@
 
 symbol:
   src: ":foobar"
   sxp: 's(:lit, :foobar)'
 
-hash_access:
-  src: "dictionary[:key]"
-  tem: "get_dict[:key]"
-
 rewrite_variables:
   src: "!prev.ancestor?(main) && !node.ancestor?(main)"
   tem: "(not previous.ancestor?(@node) and not node.ancestor?(@node))"
 
 method_can_return_nil:
@@ -136,6 +132,56 @@
   src: "log_info(sub, 'hello')"
   tem: "log_info(sub, \"hello\")"
 
 optional_argument_subclass:
   src: "width(:mode => str)"
-  tem: "node.width({:mode => str})"
+  tem: "node.width({:mode => str})"
+
+simple_accept_nil:
+  src: "accept_nil(dictionary[:foo])"
+  tem: "accept_nil(get_dict[:foo])"
+
+accept_nil_many_arguments:
+  src: "accept_nil(dictionary[:foo], dictionary[:bar])"
+  tem: "accept_nil(get_dict[:foo], get_dict[:bar])"
+  res: "[\"Foo\", nil]"
+
+accept_nil_many_arguments_no_all_nil:
+  src: "accept_nil('hop', dictionary[:bar])"
+  tem: "accept_nil(\"hop\", get_dict[:bar])"
+  res: "[\"hop\", nil]"
+
+no_nil_in_accept_nil:
+  src: "accept_nil(no_nil(dictionary[:foo]))"
+  tem: "accept_nil((get_dict[:foo] ? no_nil(get_dict[:foo]) : nil))"
+  res: "[\"Foo\", nil]"
+
+two_no_nil_in_accept_nil:
+  src: "accept_nil(no_nil(dictionary[:foo]), no_nil(dictionary[:bar]))"
+  tem: "accept_nil((get_dict[:foo] ? no_nil(get_dict[:foo]) : nil), (get_dict[:bar] ? no_nil(get_dict[:bar]) : nil))"
+  res: "[\"Foo\", nil]"
+
+accept_nil_in_no_nil:
+  src: "no_nil(accept_nil(dictionary[:foo]))"
+  tem: "no_nil(accept_nil(get_dict[:foo]))"
+
+parse_array:
+  src: "[3, 6]"
+  tem: '[3,6]'
+
+noop_method:
+  src: 'no_op("hello")'
+  tem: '("hello")'
+  res: 'hello'
+
+noop_other_signature:
+  src: 'no_op(45)'
+  tem: 'transform(45)'
+
+build_finder:
+  # This test shows a way to 'pre_process' literal content with a helper method that should return a TypedString
+  src: 'find("one two")'
+  tem: 'secure(Node) { Node.find("one two") }'
+
+methods_on_nil:
+  src: 'dictionary[:foo].blank?'
+  tem: 'get_dict[:foo].blank?'
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