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Add while statements
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While statements
====================================
while something happens; do
echo a
echo b
done
---
(program
(while_statement
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word))
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(do_group
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word))
(command (command_name (word)) (word)))))
Add if statements
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Allow file redirects on while statements
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While statements with IO redirects
====================================
while read line; do
echo $line
done < <(cat file)
---
(program
(while_statement
(command (command_name (word)) (word))
(do_group
(command (command_name (word)) (simple_expansion (variable_name))))
(file_redirect (process_substitution
(command (command_name (word)) (word))))))
Add for statements
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For statements
====================================
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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for a in 1 2 $(seq 5 10); do
Add for statements
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echo $a
done
---
(program
(for_statement
Parse for loop identifier as a variable name Also remove some duplication in expression and concatenation
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(variable_name)
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(word)
(word)
(command_substitution (command (command_name (word)) (word) (word)))
Add for statements
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(do_group
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (simple_expansion (variable_name))))))
Add for statements
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Add if statements
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If statements
====================================
if cat some_file | grep -v ok; then
echo one
elif cat other_file | grep -v ok; then
echo two
else
exit
fi
---
(program
(if_statement
(pipeline
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word))
(command (command_name (word)) (word) (word)))
(command (command_name (word)) (word))
Add if statements
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(elif_clause
(pipeline
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word))
(command (command_name (word)) (word) (word)))
(command (command_name (word)) (word)))
Add if statements
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(else_clause
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word))))))
Add case statements
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Add quoted arguments, bracket expressions
2017-07-14 23:47:25 +00:00
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If statements with conditional expressions
====================================
if [ "$(uname)" == 'Darwin' ]; then
echo one
fi
---
(program
(if_statement
Don't parse square bracket commands as special syntax
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(command
(command_name (word))
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(string (command_substitution (command (command_name (word)))))
Reorganize, rename a bunch of things
2017-07-16 05:13:55 +00:00
(word)
Don't parse square bracket commands as special syntax
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(raw_string)
(word))
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word))))
Add quoted arguments, bracket expressions
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Add case statements
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Case statements
====================================
case "opt" in
a)
echo a
;;
b)
echo b
;;
esac
Generalize case statement parsing * Fix handling of '|' in case items * Don't require ;; for last case item Fixes #8
2018-03-01 00:29:42 +00:00
case "$Z" in
ab*|cd*) ef
esac
Add case statements
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---
(program
Reorganize, rename a bunch of things
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(case_statement (string)
(case_item (word)
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(command (command_name (word)) (word)))
Reorganize, rename a bunch of things
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(case_item (word)
Generalize case statement parsing * Fix handling of '|' in case items * Don't require ;; for last case item Fixes #8
2018-03-01 00:29:42 +00:00
(command (command_name (word)) (word))))
(case_statement (string (simple_expansion (variable_name)))
(case_item (word) (word)
(command (command_name (word))))))
Add quoted command names, subshells
2017-07-15 00:32:55 +00:00
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Subshells
===============================
(
./start-server --port=80
) &
---
(program
Handle words concatenated with strings and expansions
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(subshell (command (command_name (word)) (word))))
Add function definitions
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Function definitions
===============================
do_something() {
echo ok
}
function do_something_else() {
echo ok
}
Add missing function definition forms
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function do_yet_another_thing {
echo ok
} 2>&1
Add function definitions
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---
(program
Add missing function definition forms
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(function_definition
Always lex braces and brackets as separate tokens The lexer needs to always return braces and brackets separately so that the parser can decide if they are part of some construct like an array subscript or a variable expansion. This means that there was no point in moving bare-word tokenization into the external scanner. I've moved it back into the normal scanner. The tricky part is how to deal with the separate '}' and ']' tokens in the case where they are *not* part of a subscript or an expansion. For example, in code like `echo {hi}`, the syntax tree should still clearly indicate that only *one* argument is being passed to echo. For now, we achieve this by grouping the '{', hi, and '}' tokens into a single `concatenation` node, which is a bit odd, but it's the best we can do.
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(word)
Add missing function definition forms
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(compound_statement (command (command_name (word)) (word))))
(function_definition
Always lex braces and brackets as separate tokens The lexer needs to always return braces and brackets separately so that the parser can decide if they are part of some construct like an array subscript or a variable expansion. This means that there was no point in moving bare-word tokenization into the external scanner. I've moved it back into the normal scanner. The tricky part is how to deal with the separate '}' and ']' tokens in the case where they are *not* part of a subscript or an expansion. For example, in code like `echo {hi}`, the syntax tree should still clearly indicate that only *one* argument is being passed to echo. For now, we achieve this by grouping the '{', hi, and '}' tokens into a single `concatenation` node, which is a bit odd, but it's the best we can do.
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(word)
Add missing function definition forms
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(compound_statement (command (command_name (word)) (word))))
(function_definition
Always lex braces and brackets as separate tokens The lexer needs to always return braces and brackets separately so that the parser can decide if they are part of some construct like an array subscript or a variable expansion. This means that there was no point in moving bare-word tokenization into the external scanner. I've moved it back into the normal scanner. The tricky part is how to deal with the separate '}' and ']' tokens in the case where they are *not* part of a subscript or an expansion. For example, in code like `echo {hi}`, the syntax tree should still clearly indicate that only *one* argument is being passed to echo. For now, we achieve this by grouping the '{', hi, and '}' tokens into a single `concatenation` node, which is a bit odd, but it's the best we can do.
2018-02-28 19:13:49 +00:00
(word)
Add missing function definition forms
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(compound_statement (command (command_name (word)) (word)))
(file_redirect (file_descriptor) (word))))