return ofs;
}
+/* We are segmenting a DO REPEAT command, currently reading the syntax that
+ defines the stand-in variables (the head) before the lines of syntax to be
+ repeated (the body). */
static int
segmenter_parse_do_repeat_1__ (struct segmenter *s,
const char *input, size_t n, bool eof,
if (ofs < 0)
return -1;
- if (*type == SEG_START_COMMAND || *type == SEG_SEPARATE_COMMANDS)
- s->state = S_DO_REPEAT_2;
- else if (*type == SEG_END_COMMAND)
+ if (*type == SEG_SEPARATE_COMMANDS)
{
+ /* We reached a blank line that separates the head from the body. */
+ s->state = S_DO_REPEAT_2;
+ }
+ else if (*type == SEG_END_COMMAND || *type == SEG_START_COMMAND)
+ {
+ /* We reached the body. */
s->state = S_DO_REPEAT_3;
s->substate = 1;
}
return ofs;
}
+/* We are segmenting a DO REPEAT command, currently reading a blank line that
+ separates the head from the body. */
static int
segmenter_parse_do_repeat_2__ (struct segmenter *s,
const char *input, size_t n, bool eof,
if (*type == SEG_NEWLINE)
{
+ /* We reached the body. */
s->state = S_DO_REPEAT_3;
s->substate = 1;
}
return ofs - (input[ofs - 1] == '\r');
}
+/* We are in the body of DO REPEAT, segmenting the lines of syntax that are to
+ be repeated. Report each line of syntax as a single SEG_DO_REPEAT_COMMAND.
+
+ DO REPEAT can be nested, so we look for DO REPEAT...END REPEAT blocks inside
+ the lines we're segmenting. s->substate counts the nesting level, starting
+ at 1. */
static int
segmenter_parse_do_repeat_3__ (struct segmenter *s,
const char *input, size_t n, bool eof,
return -1;
else if (s->substate == 0)
{
+ /* Nesting level dropped to 0, so we've finished reading the DO REPEAT
+ body. */
s->state = S_GENERAL;
s->substate = SS_START_OF_COMMAND | SS_START_OF_LINE;
return segmenter_push (s, input, n, eof, type);