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package Filter::Indent::HereDoc; |
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use Filter::Simple; |
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our $VERSION = '1.01'; |
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our %options = (); |
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our @buffer; # Temporary storage of current here document |
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our @termstring; # FIFO list of here document terminating strings |
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sub import { |
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%options = (); |
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$options{$_}++ foreach (@_); |
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} |
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FILTER_ONLY |
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executable => sub { |
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my @code = split /\n/; |
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$_ = join '',(map &process_line($_),@code); |
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}; |
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sub process_line { |
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my $line = shift; |
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if (@termstring) { |
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# At this point we are in a here document, so all lines of code |
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# are buffered until the end of the heredoc is detected |
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push @buffer,$line; |
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# 2 scenarios - terminator is a blank line, or terminator contains non- |
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# whitespace. If blank line, then look for same whitespace at start of |
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# each line in buffer. Otherwise take the whitespace that precedes the |
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# terminator and match this against each line in the buffer. |
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# |
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# By default, we accept terminator strings in the Perl6 RFC111 format, |
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# i.e. whitespace, ';', and comments following the terminator are |
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# allowed. The only exception is if the terminator is a blank line, |
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# in this case then only whitespace is allowed. |
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my $termregex; |
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if ($termstring[0] =~ /\S/) { |
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$termregex = qr/^(\s*)($termstring[0])(\s*;{0,1}\s*(?:#.*){0,1})$/; |
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return unless (/^$whitespace/); |
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# If we found extra characters after the terminator (Perl6 RFC111 |
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