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PASS Text-Templater-1.4 i386-freebsd 6.1-release-p23     

Group: perl.cpan.testers · Group Profile · Search for Open Text in perl.cpan.testers
Author: srezic
Date: Sep 19, 2008 12:13

....org/ -- Dear Mathieu Gagnon, This is a computer-generated report for Text-Templater-1.4 on perl 5.8.8 patch 34313, created by ... altered. You may need to run 'perl Build.PL' again. Copying lib/Text/Templater.pm -> blib/lib/Text/Templater.pm t/01.errors......ok t/02.warnings....ok t/03.closed......ok t/04.opened......ok t/05.nested......ok t/06.random......ok t/07.errmsg.........
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: David N. Williams
Date: Sep 19, 2008 04:21

...to straightforwardly mimic the usual input stream words on a line file input stream with a file text input buffer and parse area and a file input stream stack. So, there are words like... LFPARSE-AREA! EMPTY-LFPARSE-AREA LFPARSE LFPARSE-NAME LFREFILL SAVE-LFIN RESTORE-LFIN The user explicity opens and closes the file input stream, and any of the usual parsing words, such as ...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Gerry
Date: Sep 18, 2008 13:47

...at (Anton Ertl) wrote: [...] Also it precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns to whatever called it to parse and process the file. No. EXECUTE-PARSING-FILE takes a file-id, so your application would open the file, then pass the resultin file-id to its caller, which would then call EXECUTE-PARSING...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: coos
Date: Sep 18, 2008 13:11

....ac.at (Anton Ertl) wrote: [...] Also it precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns to whatever called it to parse and process the file. No. EXECUTE-PARSING-FILE takes a file-id, so your application would open the file, then pass the resultin file-id to its caller, which would then call EXECUTE-PARSING-FILE....
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Gerry
Date: Sep 18, 2008 12:55

... precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns... FILE-SOURCE control returns to the text interpreter which could simply use the... input sources use the same text interpreter which, in practice for a...control falls back to the enclosing text interpreter without either CLOSE-SOURCE or...my previous assumption that the same text interpreter can handle all input ...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Anton Ertl
Date: Sep 17, 2008 13:32

...it precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns ... file-id, so your application would open the file, then pass the resultin ... FILE-SOURCE control returns to the text interpreter which could simply use the ... input sources use the same text interpreter which, in practice for a ... control falls back to the enclosing text interpreter without either CLOSE-SOURCE or ...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Gerry
Date: Sep 16, 2008 00:44

...to deal with it after FILE-SOURCE was executed. Also it precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns to whatever called it to parse and process the file. ... user types in S" filename" FILE-SOURCE. Having executed FILE-SOURCE, control returns to the text interpreter which could simply use the stream attached to the new input source. <...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Josh Grams
Date: Sep 15, 2008 18:13

...even if you were using FILE-SOURCE/CLOSE-SOURCE? Also it precludes a design where an application opens a file source and then returns to whatever called it to parse and process the file. I...the user types in S" filename" FILE-SOURCE. Having executed FILE-SOURCE, control returns to the text interpreter which could simply use the stream attached to the new input source. <SNIP> ...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Gerry
Date: Sep 15, 2008 05:26

... but does not invoke the Forth text interpreter i.e. it saves the ...> : xyz ( caddr u -- ) r/o open-file throw file-source cr ... program would look like: : xyz input open dup dup 0= throw use cr... cleaner IMHO. Other words of interest: OPEN ( a n mode -- fileid) If fileid ... zero the file could not be opened. USE ( fileid --) Revectors the input or ...
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Re: Parsing text files with standard words     

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Author: Gerry
Date: Sep 15, 2008 05:17

... source also invoke the Forth text interpreter and there is no ... does not invoke the Forth text interpreter i.e. it saves ...-SOURCE control returns to the text interpreter which could simply use ... input sources use the same text interpreter which, in practice for a... xyz ( caddr u -- ) r/o open-file throw file-source cr ... c-addr u -- ) r/o open-file throw ['] xyz-helper execute-...
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