test/data/p.rb in rubylexer-0.7.0 vs test/data/p.rb in rubylexer-0.7.1

- old
+ new

@@ -1,271 +1,14 @@ if false - return {}.size - 1.return {}.size - - break {}.size - 1.break {}.size - - next {}.size - 1.next {}.size - - raise {}.to_s+"****" - 1.raise {}.to_s+"****" - - throw {}.to_s+"****" - 1.throw {}.to_s+"****" -end - -module SR -def SelfReferencing -#old name alias -end - -def SelfReferencing #old name alias -end - -def SelfReferencing#old name alias -end - -def SelfReferencing;end#old name alias -end - -P ::Class - -p <<Class - zzzz -Class - -p(String <<Class) -sgsdfgf - Class -Class - -proc{q=1;def q.foo; end} #q should be varnametoken, both times -module Defined_p_syntax_tests - def self.defined?(foo) :baz end #should be methname - def defined?(foo) :bar end #should be methname - def ameth - p(defined? 44) #should be keyword - p(self.defined? 44) #should be methname - end -end - -p 2**3[4] #should be nowstoken before bracket - -proc{ -p /$/ #regexp -p /=$/ #operator -p /$/ #operator -} - -proc{ -p %=b= -2 -p %(1) -} - -proc{ -p *=5 -p %(1) -} - -proc{ -p &nil -p &=1 -p %(1) -} - -p %(1) - -p %\hah, backslash as string delimiter\ -def foo(bar=5,tt=6) end -wwww,eeee=1,2 -proc{a.b,c.d=1,2} -proc{|a.b,c.d|} - - - - - - -p foo - -if false -p % foo -p % foo p % foo -p(% foo ) -p(% foo ) p(% foo ) -end -p eval "%\sfoo\s" - -p eval "%\tfoo\t" -p eval "%\vfoo\v" -p eval "%\rfoo\r" -p eval "%\nfoo\n" -p eval "%\0foo\0" - -p eval "%\r\nfoo\r\n" - -#foo - -=begin - -=end - -p <<p -\ -p -p - -p <<'p' -\ -p -p - -p <<p -\n\t\r\v\\ -p - -p <<'p' -\n\t\r\v\\ -p - -p <<p -\ - -p - - -p %W[\ -] #ruby interprets this one as a single (totally unescaped) newline, - #but i suspect that might be a bug. - -p "\ -" - -p '\ -' - -p /\ -/ - -p `\ -` - -p %w[\ -] - -p %[\ -] - -p " - -" - -p %{ - -} - -p <<END - -END - -p <<'END' - -END - - -p -p(1,2) #these 2 lines should tokenize identically -p (1,2) #except for the extra space on this one - - - - -p File -module Y19 #limit lvar scope - a,b,c,(d,e)=1,2,3,[4,5] - p a %(4) - p c %(4) - p d %(4) - p e %(4) -end - -def printem___1 a - a -end - -class F0000; end -def F0000; end - -f0000=1 -def f0000; end - -def printem__1 a - p(a +77) -end -def printem_1 a,b - p(a +77) - p(b +77) -end -def printem1 a,b,c - p(a +77) - p(b +77) - p(c +77) -end -def printem10 a,b,c,d,e,f - p(a +77) - p(b +77) - p(c +77) - p(d +77) - p(e +77) - p(f +77) -end -def printem100 a,b,c,d,e,f,*g,&h - p(a +77) - p(b +77) - p(c +77) - p(d +77) - p(e +77) - p(f +77) - p(g +77) - p(h +77) -end -#<<'abc123def' -ddd="ddd" - -#@@ddd=@ddd=$ddd=nil -def DDD;end -def ddd2; "asdAds" end -def (DDD()).foofarendle;end -def Integer.foofarendle;end -def @@ddd.foofarendle; 33;end -def @ddd.foofarendle; 33;end -def $ddd.foofarendle; 33;end -def ddd.foofarendle; 33;end -def ddd2.foofarendle; 33;end -def (ddd).foofarendle2; end -def (ddd()).foofarendle2; end - - -def (ddd2).foofarendle;end -def ddd2.foofarendle;end - - -def (is_a?(File::Stat)).foofarendle;end - -p() - p((4\ +5)) p((4\ +5)) @@ -273,997 +16,17 @@ +5)) p((4+\ 5)) - -p(<<-jjj \ - dsfgdf - jjj - ) - -p(<<-jjj - dsfgdf - jjj - ) - -p(<<-jjj \ - dsfgdf - jjj - +"dfsdfs" - ) - -p(<<-jjj + - dsfgdf - jjj - "dfsdfs" - ) - - -p( {:rest=>99}) -p %{{{{#{"}}}"}}}}} -case 1 -when *[2]: p 1 -else p 2 end -p :"jim"; -p :'jim'; -p %s/jim/; -p %s"jim"; -p %s'jim'; -p %s`jim`; -p %s[jim]; -p %s{jim}; -p %s(jim); -p %s<jim>; -p %s jim ; -for bob in [100] do p(bob %(22)) end +=begin things that seem like they should work, but cause syntax errors -proc{ - foo bar=>baz - bar %(1) -} + (p / 1/) -module Y2534534 -def foo1 - p (1..10).method(:each) #implicit parens around the whole thing -end - -def foo2() - p((1..10).method(:each)) #explicitly parenthesized... no implicit parens needed -end - -def foo3() - p (1..10).method(:each) #implicit parens around the whole thing - #matz ruby parses this differently than identical line in foo1!? -end - -end - - -module Y668 -p [1,2,3,] -#p {1=>2,3=>4,} #syntax error -#p aaa,bbb,ccc,=1,2,3 #syntax error -p aaa -p bbb -p ccc -proc{|a,b,c,| p a,b,c }.call(1,2,3) -p proc{| -a,b,(c,d,),e| - p a %(1) - p b %(2) - p c %(3) - p d %(4) - p e %(5) -[ a,b,c,d,e]}.call(1,2,[3,4],5) -p (Module.instance_methods - Object.instance_methods).sort # an outer set of implicit parens is needed -p(Module.instance_methods - Object.instance_methods).sort #no outer implicit parens -"foo".slice (1-2).nil? #no outer implicit parens -p (1-2).nil? #outer implicit parens needed -p(1-2).nil? #no outer implicit parens needed - -def self.z(*); end -def self.zz(*,&x); end -def self.zzz(&x); end - -z z z z z z {} -z z z z z z do end - -(/ 1/) - p(/ 1/) -# (p / 1/) #ruby no like - -def ggg(x=nil) p x;9 end - (ggg / 1) - -false and( true ? f : g ) -false and( f .. g ) -false and( f ... g ) - p 1&2 #should be OperatorToken, not KeywordToken - p 1|2 #ditto - p 1**2 - p 1*2 - p 1%(2) - p 1^2 - p 1+2 - p 1-2 - p 1/2 - - p 1?2:3 #keyword - - p 1 ?2:3 #keyword - - p 1? 2:3 #keyword - - p 1?2 :3 #keyword - - p 1?2: 3 #keyword - - p 1 ? 2:3 #keyword - - p 1 ?2 :3 #keyword - - p 1 ?2: 3 #keyword - - p 1? 2 :3 #keyword - - p 1? 2: 3 #keyword - - p 1?2 : 3 #keyword - - p 1 ? 2 : 3 #keyword - - p 1==2 - p 1===2 - p 1[2] #keyword - p 1;2 #keyword - p 1,2 #keyword - p 1.2 - p 1.class #keyword - p 1..2 #keyword - p 1...2 #keyword - p 1<2 - p 1>2 - p 1<=2 - p 1>=2 - p 1<<2 - p 1>>2 - p 1!=2 #this is keyword - p 1=~2 - p 1!~2 #this is keyword - p 1&&2 #... - p 1||2 #... - p 1<=>2 - - define_method(:foo, &proc{:bar}) - define_method :foo, &proc{:bar} - define_method(:foo) &proc{:bar} - define_method :foo &proc{:bar} - p :k, *nil - p :k, *nil, &nil - p *nil - p *nil, &nil -end - - -module Y19 #limit lvar scope - a,b,c,(d,e)=1,2,3,[4,5] - p a %(4) - p c %(4) - p d %(4) - p e %(4) - - - - a=[1,2,3,4,5] - - def self.g(x=nil); 3 end - def a.g=(x) p x end - - g = 5 - - self.g = 55 - - - class<<a - def bb=(x) p :bb=, x end - end - - A=a - class<<self - def aa; :aa end - def bb(arg=nil); p :bb; A end - alias bbb bb - - def m; self end - def n; self end - - def +(other) self end - def kk; nil end - def kk=(foo); nil end - end - - - proc{|a[4]|}.call 6 - proc{|a[b]|}.call 7 - proc{|a.bb| bb %(9) }.call 9 - proc{|a[f]| f %(9) }.call 8 - proc{|bb(aa).bb| aa %(10) }.call 10 - proc{|bbb(aa).bb| bbb %(11) }.call 11 - proc{|t,u,(v,w,x),(y,),z| - t %(12) - u %(12) - v %(12) - w %(12) - x %(12) - y %(12) - z %(12) - }.call(1,2,[3,4,5],[6],7) - proc{|(m).kk,(m+n).kk| - m %(13) - n %(13) - kk %(13) - }.call(13,14) - - proc{|a.g| g %(9)} - - p a - -end - - -module R34634534 -#how do I avoid getting into trouble with this test case? -#seems like I should be seeing local vars in the param list of -#the 2nd call to p.... - class<<self - alias q p - alias r p - alias s p - end - - p(q,r,s) - - q %(1) - r %(1) - s %(1) - - p (q,r,s) - - q %(1) - r %(1) - s %(1) -end - - - -p p :c, :d -p true ? - 1 : 2 -module M555 - def r;4 end - r=r.nil? #2nd r seems like it should be MethNameToken, but is VarNameToken (for matz too) -end - -p ?e.+?y -p ?e.+ ?y -p ?e.-?y -p ?e.*?y -p ?e./?y -p ?e.<<?y -p ?e.%?y -p ?e.**?y -p ?e.&?y - - -p "#{<<foobar0.each('|'){|s| '\nthort: '+s} }" -jbvd|g4543ghb|!@G$dfsd|fafr|e -|s4e5rrwware|BBBBB|*&^(*&^>"PMK:njs;d| - -foobar0 - - -p 0.9 -p 1.45000000000000000000000000000000000000001 -p 9.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 -p 9.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999e999999999999999999999999999 -p 0b0100011001 -p 0o123456701 -p 0123456701 - -p 0x123456789abcdefABCDEF01 - - - - - -p % foo -p % foo -p % -foo - - -p eval "%\sfoo\s" - -p eval "%\tfoo\t" -p :p -p :p -p eval "%\vfoo\v" -p eval "%\rfoo\r" -p :p -p :p -p eval "%\nfoo\n" -p eval "%\0foo\0" - -p eval "%\r\nfoo\r\n" - -#given that \n\r is not considered a valid eol -#sequence in ruby (unlike \r\n), the next 2 are ok -p eval "%\n\rfoo\n\r" #ruby get this wrong -p eval "%\n\rfoo\n" #this shouldn't work but does - -#seems like just \r isn't valid newline either, which is -#puzzling but the following are are correct. -#does ruby do these all correctly? seems kinda inconsistant -#either both of these should fail, or both should succeed -p eval "%\r\nfoo\r" #this does not work, -p eval "%\r\nfoo\n" #this shouldn't work but does - -p eval "%\rfoo\r" #this works -p eval "%\rfoo\n" #this does not work, -p eval "%\rfoo\r\n" #this does not work, - -p eval "%\nfoo\r" #this does not work -p eval "%\nfoo\n" #this works -p eval "%\nfoo\r\n" #this works, - -p "Hi, my name is #{"Slim #{(4)>2?"Whitman":"Shady"} "}." -p "Hi, my name is #{"Slim #{(4)<2?"Whitman":"Shady"} "}." - - -p(String *Class) -class String -class Class -end -end -#def String(x) x.to_s end #it's already built-in. duh! -def String.*(right) [self,right] end -def String.<<(right) [self,:<<,right] end -def String./(right) [self,:/,right] end -def String.[](right) [self,:[],right] end -def Class.-@; [:-@, self] end -p(String::Class) -p(String:: Class) -p(String ::Class) -p(String :: Class) -p(String<<Class) -p(String<< Class) -p(String <<Class) -sgsdfgf - Class -Class -p(String << Class) -p(String<<-Class) -p(String<< -Class) -p(String <<-Class) -sgsdfgf - Class -Class -p(String <<-Class) -sgsdfgf -Class - Class -Class -p(String << -Class) - -p(String<<- Class) -p(String<< - Class) -p(String <<- Class) - Class -Class -p(String <<- Class) -Class - Class -Class -p(String << - Class) -p(String/Class) -p(String/ Class) -p(String /Class/) -p(String / Class) #borken -p(String[Class]) -p(String[ Class]) -p(String [Class]) -p(String [ Class]) -p(String*Class) -p(String* Class) -p(String *Class) -p(String * Class) -class <<String -undef :*,<<,/,[] -end - - - -p(false::to_s) -p(false ::to_s) -p(false:: to_s) -p(false :: to_s) - - -class C2 - class <<self - def self.p8; p 8 end - alias p? p - alias P? p - alias [] p - alias <=> p - end - -q=9 -Q=99 - -p:p8 -false ? p: p8 -p :p8 -false ? p : p8 - -false ? q:p8 -false ? q: p8 -false ? q :p8 -false ? q : p8 - -#false ? Q:p8 #gives ruby indigestion -false ? Q: p8 -#false ? Q :p8 #gives ruby indigestion -false ? Q : p8 - -p?:p8 -false ? p?: p8 -p? :p8 -false ? p? : p8 - -p??1 -p? ?1 -p(p?? 1 : 2) -p(p? ? 1 : 2) - -P?:p8 -false ? P?: p8 -P? :p8 -false ? P? : p8 - -P??1 -P? ?1 -p(P?? 1 : 2) -p(P? ? 1 : 2) - -self.[]:p8 -false ? self.[]: p8 -self.[] :p8 -false ? self.[] : p8 - -self.<=>:p8 -false ? self.<=>: p8 -self.<=> :p8 -false ? self.<=> : p8 - -self <=>:p8 -#false ? self <=>: p8 #gives ruby indigestion -self <=> :p8 -#false ? self <=> : p8 #gives ruby indigestion -end - -p <<stuff+'foobar'.tr('j-l','d-f') -"more stuff" -12345678 -the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog -stuff - - -p <<p -sdfsfdf^^^^@@@ -p -mix=nil -p / 5/mix - -module M33 - p="var:" - Q="func:" - def Q.method_missing(name,*args) - self+name.to_s+(args.join' ') - end - def p.method_missing(name,*args) - self+name.to_s+(args.join' ') - end - def self.p(*a); super; Q end - @a=1 - $a=2 - - p(p~6) - p(p ~6) - p(p~ 6) - p(p ~ 6) - p(p*11) - p(p *11) - p(p* 11) - p(p * 11) - p(p&proc{}) - p(p &proc{}) - p(p& proc{}) - p(p & proc{}) - p(p !1) -# p(p ?1) #compile error, when p is var - p(p ! 1) - p(p ? 1 : 6) - p(p@a) - p(p @a) -# p(p@ a) #wont -# p(p @ a) #work - p(p#a -) - p(p #a -) - p(p# a -) - p(p # a -) - p(p$a) - p(p $a) -# p(p$ a) #wont -# p(p $ a) #work - p(p%Q{:foo}) - p(p %Q{:foo}) - p(p% Q{:foo}) - p(p % Q{:foo}) - p(p^6) - p(p ^6) - p(p^ 6) - p(p ^ 6) - p(p&7) - p(p &proc{7}) - p(p& 7) - p(p & 7) - p(p(2)) - p(p (2)) - p(p( 2)) - p(p ( 2)) - p(p(p)) - p(p()) - p(p (p)) - p(p ()) - p(p ( p)) - p(p ( )) - p(p( p)) - p(p( )) - p(p) - p((p)) - p(p ) - p((p )) - p((p p)) - p((p p,p)) - p((p p)) - p((p p,p)) - p(p-0) - p(p -0) - p(p- 0) - p(p - 0) - p(p+9) - p(p +9) - p(p+ 9) - p(p + 9) - p(p[1]) - p(p [1]) - p(p[ 1]) - p(p [ 1]) - p(p{1}) - p(p {1}) - p(p{ 1}) - p(p { 1}) - p(p/1) - p(p /22) - p(p/ 1) - p(p / 22) - p(p._) - p(p ._) - p(p. _) - p(p . _) - p(false ? p:f) - p(false ? p :f) - p(false ? p: f) - p(false ? p : f) - p((p;1)) - p((p ;1)) - p((p; 1)) - p((p ; 1)) - p(p<1) - p(p <1) - p(p< 1) - p(p < 1) - p(p<<1) - p(p <<1) - p(p<< 1) - p(p << 1) - p(p'j') - p(p 'j') - p(p' j') - p(p ' j') - p(p"k") - p(p "k") - p(p" k") - p(p " k") - p(p|4) - p(p |4) - p(p| 4) - p(p | 4) - p(p>2) - p(p >2) - p(p> 2) - p(p > 2) - -end - - -module M34 - p(p~6) - p(p ~6) - p(p~ 6) - p(p ~ 6) - p(p*[1]) - p(p *[1]) - p(p* [1]) - p(p * [1]) - p(p&proc{}) - p(p &proc{}) - p(p& proc{}) - p(p & proc{}) - p(p !1) - p(p ?1) - p(p ! 1) - p(p ? 1 : 6) - p(p@a) - p(p @a) -# p(p@ a) #wont -# p(p @ a) #work - - p(p#a -) - p(p #a -) - p(p# a -) - p(p # a -) - p(p$a) - p(p $a) -# p(p$ a) #wont -# p(p $ a) #work - p(p%Q{:foo}) - p(p %Q{:foo}) - p(p% Q{:foo}) - p(p % Q{:foo}) - p(p^6) - p(p ^6) - p(p^ 6) - p(p ^ 6) - p(p&7) - p(p &proc{7}) - p(p& 7) - p(p & 7) - p(p(2)) - p(p (2)) - p(p( 2)) - p(p ( 2)) - p(p(p)) - p(p()) - p(p (p)) - p(p ()) - p(p ( p)) - p(p ( )) - p(p( p)) - p(p( )) - p(p) - p((p)) - p(p ) - p((p )) - p((p p)) - p((p p,p)) - p((p p)) - p((p p,p)) - p(p-0) - p(p -1) - p(p- 0) - p(p - 0) - p(p+9) - p(p +9) - p(p+ 9) - p(p + 9) - p(p[1]) - p(p [1]) - p(p[ 1]) - p(p [ 1]) - p(p{1}) - p(p {1}) - p(p{ 1}) - p(p { 1}) - p(p/1) - p(p /22/) - p(p/ 1) - p(p / 22) - p(p._) - p(p ._) - p(p. _) - p(p . _) - p(p:f) - p(p :f) - p(false ? p: f) - p(false ? p : f) - p((p;1)) - p((p ;1)) - p((p; 1)) - p((p ; 1)) - p(p<1) - p(p <1) - p(p< 1) - p(p < 1) - p(p<<1) - p(p <<1) -foobar -1 - p(p<< 1) - p(p << 1) - p(p'j') - p(p 'j') - p(p' j') - p(p ' j') - p(p"k") - p(p "k") - p(p" k") - p(p " k") - p(p|4) - p(p |4) - p(p| 4) - p(p | 4) - p(p>2) - p(p >2) - p(p> 2) - p(p > 2) - -end - - -def bob(x) x end -def bill(x) x end -p(bob %(22)) -for bob in [100] do p(bob %(22)) end -p(bob %(22)) -def %(n) to_s+"%#{n}" end -p(bill %(22)) -begin sdjkfsjkdfsd; rescue Object => bill; p(bill %(22)) end -p(bill %(22)) -undef % - -class Object - -public :` -def `(s) - print "bq: #{s}\n" -end -end - -69.`('what a world') - -79::`('what a word') - -p :` - -p{} -p {} -module Y7284 -a=5 -p p +5 -p a +5 -end - -def nil.+(x) ~x end -def nil.[](*x) [x] end -p( p + 5 ) -p( p +5 ) -p( p+5 ) -p( p[] ) -p( p [] ) -p( p [ ] ) -class NilClass; undef +,[] end - -class Foou - public - def [] x=-100,&y; p x; 100 end -end - - -module Y345636 -a0=8 -p Foou.new.[]!false #value -p Foou.new.[] !false #value -p Foou.new.[]~9 #value -p Foou.new.[] ~9 #value -p Foou.new.[]-9 #op -p Foou.new.[]+9 #op -p Foou.new.[] -9 #value -p Foou.new.[] +9 #value -p Foou.new.[]<<9 #op -p Foou.new.[] <<9 #value -foobar -9 -p Foou.new.[]%9 #op -p Foou.new.[]/9 #op -p Foou.new.[] %(9) #value -p Foou.new.[] /9/ #value -p Foou.new.[]$9 #value -p Foou.new.[]a0 #value -p Foou.new.[] $9 #value -p Foou.new.[] a0 #value -p Foou.new.[]{9} #lambda (op) -p Foou.new.[] {9} #lambda (op) - -if p then p end - -p({:foo=>:bar}) #why does this work? i'd think that ':foo=' would be 1 token -p EMPTY = 0 -p BLACK = 1 -p WHITE = - BLACK -end - -module Y8576456 - a=b=c=0 - a ? b:c - a ?b:c - - p(a ? b:c) - p(a ?b:c) - -p~4 -p:f -p(~4){} -p(:f){} -h={} -h.default=:foo - -p def (h="foobar").default= v; p @v=v;v end -p h - -p h.default=:b -end - - -module Y6543423 -x, (*y) = [:x, :y, :z] -p x -p y - -x, *y = [:x, :y, :z] -p x -p y - -x, * = [:x, :y, :z] -p x -end - - -p Array("foo\nbar") - - - -p +(4) -p -(4) - -p :'\\' - -class Foop - def Foop.bar a,b - p a,b - end -end -Foop.bar 1,2 -Foop::bar 3,4 - - -class Foop - def Foop::baz a,b - p :baz,a,b - end -end -Foop.baz 5,6 -Foop::baz 7,8 - - - -without_creating=widgetname=nil - if without_creating && !widgetname #foo - fail ArgumentError, - "if set 'without_creating' to true, need to define 'widgetname'" - end - - - - -#class, module, and def should temporarily hide local variables -def mopsdfjskdf arg; arg*2 end -mopsdfjskdf=5 - class C - p mopsdfjskdf %(3) #calls method - end - -module M - p mopsdfjskdf %(4) #calls method -end - - def d - p mopsdfjskdf %(5) #calls method - end -p d -p mopsdfjskdf %(6) #reads variable -p proc{mopsdfjskdf %(7)}[] #reads variable - -#fancy symbols -p %s{symbol} - -#multiple assignment test -proc { - a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i,j,k=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11 - p(b %(c)) - p(a %(c)) - p(k %(c)) - p(p %(c)) -}.call - -=begin disable for now - - -p "#{<<kekerz}#{"foob" -zimpler -kekerz -}" - - -aaa=<<whatnot; p "#{'uh,yeah' -gonna take it down, to the nitty-grit -gonna tell you mother-fuckers why you ain't shit -cause suckers like you just make me strong -you been pumpin' that bullshit all day long -whatnot -}" -p aaa - -#test variable creation in string inclusion -#currently broken because string inclusions -#are lexed by a separate lexer! -proc { - p "jentawz: #{baz=200}" - p( baz %(9)) -}.call - -#scope of local variables always includes the here document -#body if it includes the head -p %w[well, whaddaya know].map{|j| <<-END } -#{j #previous j should be local var, not method -}45634543 -END - - - -=end disable for now - - -=begin ought to work...ruby doesn't like -p :$1 -p :$98349576875974523789734582394578 - - (p / 1/) #ruby no like - class F34534334 class A class B class C end @@ -1293,10 +56,11 @@ g *g g #this doesn't g+g 5 #this doesn't [nil,p 5] "foo"+[1].join' ' +"foo"+join' ' if x=p :a,:b then end {:nil?=> 1} 1+[1,2,3][1..-1].index 3 @@ -1342,478 +106,7 @@ equal?(p) or Position===p && equal? p.data #syntax error unless add parens, but why? end raise LexerError, "expected >=#{tok.offset}, got #{endpos}, "\ "token #{tok}:#{tok.class}" #there's a space after the backslash - -=end disable for now - -proc { -} - -p "#{<<foobar3}" -bim -baz -bof -foobar3 - -def func - a,b,* = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] - p a,b - a,b, = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] - p a,b - - a,b = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] - p a,b - a,*b = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] - p a,b - - a,b,*c=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] - a,b,* c=[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] -end -func - - - -p( %r{\/$}) -p( %r~<!include:([\/\w\.\-]+)>~m) - -proc { - h={:a=>(foo=100)} - p( foo %(5)) -}.call - - - -def foo(a=<<a,b=<<b,c=<<c) -jfksdkjf -dkljjkf -a -kdljfjkdg -dfglkdfkgjdf -dkf -b -lkdffdjksadhf -sdflkdjgsfdkjgsdg -dsfg;lkdflisgffd -g -c - - a+b+c - -end - -p foo - - - - -$a=1 -@b=2 -@@c=3 -p "#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}" -p "\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}" -p '#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}' -p '\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}' -p %w"#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}" -p %w"\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}" -p %W"#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}" -p %W"\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}" -p %Q[#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}] -p %Q[\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}] -p `echo #$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}` -p `echo \#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}` -p(/#$a #@b #@@c #{$a+@b+@@c}/) -#p(/\#$a \#@b \#@@c \#{$a+@b+@@c}/) #moved to w.rb - - -class AA; class BB; class CC -FFOO=1 -end end end - -p AA::BB::CC::FFOO - -compile_body=outvar='foob' - -if false - method_src = c.compile(template, (HtmlCompiler::AnyData.new)).join("\n") + - "\n# generated by PartsTemplate::compile_partstemplate at #{Time.new}\n" - rescu -1 -end - - p('rb_out', 'args', <<-'EOL') - regsub -all {!} $args {\\!} args - regsub -all "{" $args "\\{" args - if {[set st [catch {ruby [format "TkCore.callback %%Q!%s!" $args]} ret]] != 0} { - return -code $st $ret - } { - return $ret - } - EOL - - -def add(*args) - self.<<(*args) -end - - - -val=%[13,17,22,"hike", ?\s] - if val.include? ?\s - p val.split.collect{|v| (v)} - end -p "#{}" -p "#(1)" -class Hosts -end -class DNS < Hosts -end -def intialize(resolvers=[Hosts.new, DNS.new]) end -def environment(env = File.basename($0, '.*')) end - -def ssssss &block -end -def params_quoted(field_name, default) - if block_given? then yield field_name else default end -end -def ==(o) 444 end -def String.ffff4() self.to_s+"ffff" end - -p *[] -#abc123def -module Y23423423 -for i in \ -[44,55,66,77,88] do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - - -#( -for i in if -false then foob12345; else [44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end -#) -#end -( -for i in if false then -foob12345; else [44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -c=j=0 -until while j<10 do j+=1 end.nil? do p 'pppppppppp' end -for i in if false then foob12345; -else [44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -for i in if false then foob12345; else -[44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - - -for i in (c; -[44,55,66,77,88]) do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end -) -( - -for i in (begin -[44,55,66,77,88] end) do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -for i in if false then foob12345; else -[44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -for i in ( - -[44,55,66,77,88]) do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -for i in ( -[44,55,66,77,88]) do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end - -) -end - - - -def yy;yield end - -block=proc{p "blah blah"} - -yy &block -p(1.+1) -p pppp - -module M66 -p(proc do - p=123 -end.call) - -p proc { - p=123 -}.call - -p def pppp - p=123 -end -p module Ppp - p=123 -end -p class Pppp < String - p=123 -end -end - - def _make_regex(str) /([#{Regexp.escape(str)}])/n end -p _make_regex("8smdf,34rh\#@\#$%$gfm/[]dD") - - -p "#$a #@b #@@c - -d e f -#$a #@b #@@c -" - -p "\"" - -module Y89567567999 -a='a' -class <<a - def foobar - self*101 - end - alias eql? == -end - -p a.foobar -end - -p(/^\s*(([+-\/*&\|^]|<<|>>|\|\||\&\&)=|\&\&|\|\|)/) -p(:%) -module Y45234234234223567675 -p( { :class => class_=0}) -end -p cls_name = {}[:class] - - -p foo -p "#{$!.class}" -p :p -p(:p) -p(:"[]") -p :"[]" -p("\\") -p(/\\/) -p(/[\\]/) -p 0x80 -p ?p -p 0.1 -p 0.8 -p 0.9 -p(-1) -p %/p/ -p %Q[<LI>] -i=99 -p %Q[<LI><A HREF="#{i[3]}.html\##{i[4]}">#{i[0]+i[1]+(i[2])}</A>\n] -p(:side=>:top) -p %w[a b c - d e f] -p %w[a b c\n - d e f] -p %w[\\] -p %w[\]] -p :+ -p 99 / 3 - -module Y66 -a=99;b=3 -p 1+(a / b) -end -p %Q[\"] -p %Q[ some [nested] text] - - -if false - formatter.format_element(element) do - amrita_expand_and_format1(element, context, formatter) - end -end -if false - ret = <<-END - @@parts_template = #{template.to_ruby} - def parts_template - @@parts_template - end - - #{c.const_def_src.join("\n")} - def amrita_expand_and_format(element, context, formatter) - if element.tagname_symbol == :span and element.attrs.size == 0 - amrita_expand_and_format1(element, context, formatter) - else - formatter.format_element(element) do - amrita_expand_and_format1(element, context, formatter) - end - end - end - - def amrita_expand_and_format1(element, context, formatter) - #{method_src} - end - END - j=55 -end - -p ' -' -p '\n' -p " -" -p "\n" -p %w/ -/ -p %w/\n/ - -p %W/ -/ -p %W/\n/ -p(/ -/) -p(/\n/) -p proc { - p ` - ` - p `\n` -} - - - -p(%r[foo]i) -p <<stuff+'foobar'.tr('j-l','d-f') -"more stuff" -12345678 -the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog -stuff - -p <<stuff+'foobar'.tr('j-l','d-f')\ -+"more stuff" -12345678 -the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog -stuff - -p ENV["AmritaCacheDir"] -p <<-BEGIN + <<-END - def element_downcase(attributes = {}) - BEGIN - end - END - - - -p <<ggg; def -kleegarts() p 'kkkkkkk' end -dfgdgfdf -ggg -koomblatz!() p 'jdkfsk' end - -koomblatz! - -module Y3423454 -p f = 3.7517675036461267e+17 -end -p $10 -p $1001 -p( <<end ) -nine time nine men have stood untold. -end - - -def jd_to_wday(jd) (jd + 1) % 7 end -p jd_to_wday(98) - - -p pre = $` -=begin =end - -p <<"..end .." -cbkvjb -vb;lkxcvkbxc -vxlc;kblxckvb -xcvblcvb -..end .. - -p $-j=55 - -def empty() end - -p <<a -dkflg -flk -a - -label='label';tab=[1,2,3] - p <<S -#{label} = arr = Array.new(#{tab.size}, nil) -str = a = i = nil -idx = 0 -clist.each do |str| - str.split(',', -1).each do |i| - arr[idx] = i.to_i unless i.empty? - idx += 1 - end -end - -S - -def printem1 a,b,c - p(a +77) - p(b +77) - p(c +77) -end - -def foobar() end -def foobar2 -end - -def printem0(a) - p(a +77) -end -def printem2 a,b,c; p(a +77); p(b +77); p(c +77) end -def three() (1+2) end - -def d;end -def d()end -def d(dd)end - -def printem a,b,c - p a;p b;p c - p(a +77) - p(b %(0.123)) -end -printem 1,2,3 - -module Y24345678756 -a=1 -p(a +77) - -def hhh(a=(1+2)) a end -end - - -END { - p "bye-bye" -} - - -p <<here -where? -here -p <<-what - ? that's - what -p proc{||} - -module Y5566342346 -for i in if false -foob12345; else [44,55,66,77,88] end do p i**Math.sqrt(i) end -p "\v" -c=0 - while c == /[ \t\f\r\13]/; end -end - - - - - -