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So lately I've been hacking up Python on the self imposed restriction of running everything on a 450 MHz Pentium II. This way if I ever do anything less-than-optimal, it's immediately obvious, and I don't learn any bad habits.
Then I came across the following optimization.
>>> import os
>>> for k, v in os.environ.items():
... print "%s=%s" % (k, v)
Pretty direct, right? Iterate through the os.environ hash, and print every key/value pair. But Diveintopython.org showed me I can do better using List Comprehensions.
>>> print "n".join(["%s=%s" % (k, v) for k, v in os.environ.items()])
This is better, because it builds the string first, then calls print once. Neat!
It works like this:
"n".join(L)
takes the list L
and joins the elements a string with "n"
between each element.
[f for k, v in K]
applies the function or statement f
to each variable k, v
in the list of key-value pairs K
.
"%s=%s" % (k, v)
is like saying printf("%s=%s",k,v)
in another language.
os.environ.items()
says take the dictionary of os.environ
, and turn it into a list, where each element is a key-value pair


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Robopages is also a static HTML generator
Robopages can now produce static rather than dynamic HTML. Static output includes relative links so the HTML can be placed anywhere under a DOCUMENT_ROOT.
1) Edit conf/globals.php so $sys_static_mode=TRUE;
2)
When in static mode robopages still creates dynamic output and then, for each page edits the dynamic output so all URLs (links and images) are changed to static, relative links. Static output is placed in getcwd() . '/Pages/ and then writes the static version to the local file system.'
This should be done on localhost and then copied up to the real server.
It is possible to get static generation to work properly on a remote server but it isn't a good idea. In order for robopages to create static output the web server process needs to have write permission access to the file system. This should only be done on a local desktop copy of the website instead of on the server. Developing on localhost is a good idea no matter what. Once the static output is created, on the desktop, it can be copied up to the server.
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cd /var/www/html/Robotest (where index.php lives).
mkdir Pages
chmod -R 777 Pages
edit conf/globals.php as outlined above.
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World to end on February 1, 2019
BBC | Submitted by: Phatlor
"A preliminary orbit suggests that 2002 NT7 is on an impact course with
Earth and could strike the planet on 1 February, 2019, although the
uncertainties are large. Astronomers have given the object a rating on
the so-called Palermo technical scale of threat of 0.06, making NT7 the
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Dark dead water in Gulf of Mexico
Naples Daily News | Submitted by: Billy Reuben
Followup to an earlier story:
"Commercial fishermen along the Southwest Florida coast are reporting a
massive dead zone that is almost devoid of marine life in an area of the Gulf
of Mexico traditionally known as a rich fishing ground... They've dubbed it
black water, and they're demanding that local, state and national government
agencies find out what's causing it. Like Daniels, fishermen with decades on
the water say they've often seen red tide but they've never seen
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Croatian nookie ban
Megastar | Submitted by: Col. Klink
"Hot on the heels of the Polish team saying the players can get it on
with the ladies during the World Cup, the Croatian squad have been slapped
with a SEX BAN."
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Presidency the Sesame Street Way
Boston Globe | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"By the time Bush gave a speech on homeland security in Illinois yesterday,
the three-word mantra had been switched to 'Protecting the Homeland,' again
emblazoned across the presidential backdrop. As many as 20 similar logos
are in storage at the White House communications shop - everything
from 'Strengthening Medicare' to 'Corporate Responsibility' to
'Working Toward Independence.'"
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Jesus comes out of the closet
Toledo Blade | Submitted by: Idle Hands
"A Toledo man was arraigned yesterday and a Swanton man surrendered to authorities after the two were accused of taking a $6,000 fiber-glass statue of Jesus Christ from the front lawn of a West Toledo church and putting it into a closet in the Toledo man’s apartment, Toledo police said...Police said the statue sustained significant damage to the back of its head, shoulders, left and right index fingers, right arm, and a hand."
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Uncle Sam wants your grocery list
Village Voice | Submitted by: Gno Name
Now you can be nutritionally profiled, too. Years of individual grocery-buying habits at one national chain were handed over to the US Gov't (unsolicited!) by some guy trying to help fight terrorism and do his part after Sept. 11. The feds are taking the info seriously: they've already developed algorithyms like, "Most terrorists buy pizza with credit cards." Note to self: stop using "prefered customer" grocery card to buy falafel....
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Anthrax found at explorer's 1912 Antarctic hut
Stuff NZ | Submitted by: Biggles
"Scientists have found anthrax spores in the Antarctic hut used 90 years
ago by British explorer Robert Scott, the Antarctic Heritage Trust said today.
The trust said New Zealand's Ministry of Health has advised that the spores
represent a negligible risk to human health."
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Japan jerking off over pseudo pedo-porno
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: LucrezaBorgia
"I think younger girls allowed readers to shift their fantasies from women they could get their hands on to girls that they can show affection for. If we use models of an age above a high school student's, we have to give the spread added value with headlines like 'Look at her Whopping Tits' or 'She's Appearing in TV Commercials,' or it doesn't sell. But with junior high school pupils, just watching them mess around is enough to make a hit."
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Teacher denies seeking role in porn video
South Florida Sun-Sentinel | Submitted by: Cpage66
Elementary P.E. teacher with the moniker of "Tony the Temptor" tries to
explain it all away with the producer gave him a pill and all it would do
would relax him. Yeah, relax him out of his clothes and on to wrestling
with other nearly naked men on film. Not that there's
anything WRONG with that...
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Brave NY firefighters told to be chickens
Chicago Sun-Times | Submitted by: Gutter Juice
"Unregulated heroism is part of the U.S. firefighting culture, said Roger
Klein, a fire engineering consultant based in Germany. In large part, it is
why firefighters die at far higher rates in the United States than in Britain,
he said. U.S. fire departments allow their firefighters far more freedom than
their counterparts in many European countries."
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War is groovy
Metro | Submitted by: L.13.P
"Partridge holds up a neon-colored sign that says, War Is Groovy
and Killing People Is No Big Deal. He stands at the end of the picket
line, wearing a retro polyester shirt, bell-bottoms and policeman sunglasses
for the 'intimidation effect'".
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Virus on Microsoft WebTV dials 911
ABC News | Submitted by: pyromaniac.net
Three levels of humiliation: One: Owning a Microsoft WebTV. Two: Having one infected with a virus that calls the cops. Three: The suggested solution to the virus: "Technicians are advising victims to "hard nuke" their unit."
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Rent Boys in Jail
The Herald ZA | Submitted by: Bobs
"Prisoner Wilson Mohodi testified before the commission that warder Sam
Mohanoe, currently on bail for his alleged sexual assault of a young
Grootvlei prisoner, ran a soccer club for juvenile prisoners, and had
sex with the members of this club. Mr Mohanoe rewarded the young prisoners
with plastic containers filled with dagga [pot], toiletries and
petroleum jelly, Mohodi said."
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Suspect demands child porn before confessing
AZ Central | Submitted by: pyromaniac
"But if I see one twelve year old girl diddling herself, I can go to
prison for the rest of my life and be happy." In a portion of his tape
recorded confession played Tuesday at his triple murder trial, Stayner
said he had never seen child pornography. But he said he was mystified
by it and the desire to view it had been "gnawing away at me all my life."
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Cruising the Catholic Youth Festival
Tiscali World Online | Submitted by: anonymous
Going to the Catholic Youth Day for a bit of nookie?
"'I'm getting the European kisses,' said 17-year-old Lauren Buonomo from
Pennsylvania. Together with her friends, Katlyn and Christine Gallagher,
she checked out the bare-chested German boys soaking up the sun at
Exhibition Place ahead of the 17th World Youth Day's opening ceremony."
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Death by chocolate
Philadelphia Inquirer | Submitted by: Phatlor
Just like Augustus Gloop: "A man found submerged in a vat of chocolate at
Kargher Corp. died yesterday, Hatfield Township police said. Coworkers found
Yoni Cordon, 19, of Olney Avenue in Philadelphia, in a vat that is used
for mixing and melting chocolate at the factory, police said. The
incident happened about 4:30 p.m."
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Woman lies in road, steals samaritan's truck
Baton Rouge Advocate | Submitted by: joelvis
"A woman playing 'possum' in the middle of a street stole the pickup truck
of a passing motorist who stopped to help her... when he stopped and got
out of his truck to assist the woman, she jumped up, got into his truck,
locked the doors and drove away while he pounded on the door." Sheriff's
deputies later found the wily thief, who was "covered with mud and
appeared to be intoxicated."
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Church rats on priest's porn stash
Wire Services | Submitted by: Triste Endymion
"McDaniel conceded diocesan officials never specifically ordered MacCormack
to stay quiet about the priest's pornography [which may or may not have
included young boys; accounts differ.] But he said the bishop led an
effort to ensure MacCormack's silence, including accusing the priest of
mental instability." Right.
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The Hollywood Vigilantes
c|Net | Submitted by: Merlin
"Sponsored by Reps. Howard Berman, D-Calif., and Howard Coble, R-N.C., the
measure would permit copyright holders to perform nearly unchecked electronic
hacking if they have a "reasonable basis" to believe that piracy is taking
place. Berman and Coble plan to introduce the 10-page bill this week."
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Crazy rich dude claims hypnotist bilked him
New York Post | Submitted by: f00f
"Uran, who used to live in a Best Western motel in Virginia despite an
estimated $400 million fortune - said in court papers Hymowitz made his
money disappear while he was in "a suggestible state" from the hypnosis...
The case wasn't Uran's first bizarre legal brouhaha. In 1997, he sued his
former fiancée for custody of their neutered goat, cat
and 31 horse blankets."
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A Loo With A View
Philadelphia Inquirer | Submitted by: f00f
The 140-square-foot former men's and women's bathroom overlooking the coast in Dorset, southwestern England, went on the market a few weeks ago for $39,000.
But that was before the bidding started.
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Hitlerjugend Part 2
Miami Herald | Submitted by: z0rak187
Miami has a homeland security training summer camps for teenagers. Instead of archery and basketweaving, the kids "will tour National Guard facilities, a Peco Energy training center where linemen learn to deal with high-voltage emergencies, and the cavernous First Union Center, where they will see how security officials "prevent" a Britney Spears concert from becoming what experts call a "Level 3 Mass Casualty Event." The best part is that the kids are teenage parents, juvenile delinquents, low income, and coping with learning or other disabilities. Now I feel really secure!
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Mulch Fido into a flower bed
Deseret News | Submitted by: D. Rango
A Utah community is thrilled with a new program that mulches dead animals into "rich, dark landscaping soil."  "At the end of seven weeks, we moved the compost pile and we were amazed. The decomposition was 95 percent complete, no bones, hide or hair."
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International Peace Fuckers
National Post | Submitted by: Mullah Omar
"Instead of rescuing victims forced into prostitution, members of
international organizations based in the Balkans are among the prostitutes'
biggest customers. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, where up to 19,000
international peacekeeping troops make up the Stabilization Force of the
Partnership for Peace, some non- governmental organizations estimate bars
and nightclubs providing sex earn up to 70% of their profits from foreigners."
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Alabama schools considering panic rooms
Clanton Advertiser | Submitted by: Reid Fleming
The Chilton County school board is looking into a policy requiring the construction of panic rooms in new and existing school facilities. Adair Junior
High (under construction) is slated to include a $40,000 "safe room hallway"
where, presumably, students and staff can flee from gun-wielding maniacs.
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No room at the Inn for Sinners
Fox News | Submitted by: Toots
"Not only does it forbid its guests from using tobacco or alcohol, the
19 room hotel has strict rules about its guests' marital status. Couples
must present proof of marriage and photo ID at check-in: 'We at Hosanna Hotel
desire to ensure that our premises are not utilized by wayward persons in
search of extra-marital sensual pleasure.'"
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FBI Anthrax Prob Flubbing Along
Newsday | Submitted by: anonymous
Rosenberg goes further in her criticism, when asked if the FBI was flubbing the investigation or deliberately resisting following all the leads.
"I suspect there's both," she said. "The observations certainly are that there are things they have known about and haven't acted on. And it's hard to explain either as incredible incompetence or reluctance. The likely perpetrator is almost certainly somebody who knows things that they would think were better not to come out."
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Old lady v. Velcro
Wire Services | Submitted by: VonsterMonster
"A 68-year-old woman who was left permanently disabled by injuries she
received throwing herself on to a velcro-covered "splat wall" at a hospital
fete has failed in a renewed bid to win damages from an NHS trust."
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Hypocrite judge doesn't want her face shown
New York Post | Submitted by: lamsydivy
"A judge who wants to unmask undercover cops in open court, possibly
putting their lives in peril, doesn't want the public to see her face...
Cropper has come under fire for ordering three undercover cops to reveal
their identities in a routine drug-bust case."
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Police Say 5 Dead, Including 3 Children, in San Diego Shooting
On Thursday, two students were killed and three others injured in a school shooting at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, California.
According to the San Diego Police Department (SDPD), three children and two adults were shot to death on Saturday morning, the San Diego Police Department said.
The children, aged 3-9 years, a 31-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman were killed, Lieutenant Matt Dobbs of SDPD confirmed. The 3-year-old child and the adults died at the scene, the other two children passed away at the hospital, he added.
The shooting took place at the 2100 block of Flintridge Drive next to Paradise Hills.
The police arrived at the scene upon receiving an 911 emergency call at 6:49 a.m. on Saturday.
“I heard some gunshots”, said neighbour Sanya Gordon.  I saw them taking the bodies out of the house. I felt sick to my stomach”.
The United States has been rocked by shooting incidents in schools and public places amid public calls for the authorities to tighten gun control laws.


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Introducing Gumshoe
An analytics and event tracking sleuth.
In late 2014 Gilt received word that a core feature of Google Analytics (henceforth known as GA) would be removed in the next iteration of the platform. The ability to redirect collected data and events to a secondary endpoint had grown critical to our the analization of user behavior, patterns, and effectiveness of our user experience, as well as sales forecasting and predictive modeling. Our two most viable options for retaining this ability were to implement another tracking platform from a different vendor or create and implement our own, tailored to our specific needs.
https://github.com/gilt/Gumshoe
After taking a hard look at the heavy hitters of the analytics platform sphere it was decided that we’d take the divergent route and roll our own analytics and event tracking library. We won’t go into detail on why we passed on big players like Snowplow, Omniture, CoreMetrics, et al. Rather, we’ll focus on Gumshoe and its merits.
What Did We Need?
To anyone in development, marketing, or data sciences on the web, our list of needs will sound quite familiar.
First and foremost we required parity with GA’s base page data. The industry has come to be reliant and has standardized on the kind of data that GA collects for various reporting, including vital year-over-year reporting. So no shockers there.
As performance-minded developers we also had a low page footprint in mind.
We desperately needed organized event names and data. One major shortcoming of GA was the lack of enforcement of any kind of standard in event naming and data. Arbitrary event names and varying event data formats produced migraines the size of Mount Fuji for our Data Scientists. It wasn’t uncommon to have the same target event with several different names, in different applications, with different data in different delimited formats.
Related to the variance in event data, we were looking for a high degree of data integrity and confidence.
And last but not least, a low delivery failure or miss rate for the data collection.
Rolling Our Own
Events are events are events. In Gumshoe, everything is an event. There’s no disambiguation between page views, virtual page views, or custom user events. Everything is an event, and it’s a core tenant of Gumshoe.
Right off the bat, parity with GA was key. We started by breaking down the data that GA collected from each page view, and moved forward from there. A basic Gumshoe event consists of the following:
pageData
eventName
eventData
pageData
consists of the GA parity data.eventName
is self-explanatory; the name of the event we’re passing.eventData
is custom data passed by the consumer which should be associated with an event.
Wunderbar! We had the recipe for sending a page view event. But how do we set this up so that others can easily send these events to where ever they’d like? Enter the transport.
Transports are the mechanism(s) by which consumers instruct Gumshoe on how it should send the data for each event. One can configure Gumshoe to send to multiple transports, or a single transport, it’s your choice. A brief example from the repository:
(function (root) {
var gumshoe = root.gumshoe;
gumshoe.transport({
name: 'example-transport',
send: function (data) {
console.log('Gumshoe: Test Transport: Sending...');
console.log(data);
},
map: function (data) {
return {
customData: {
someData: true
},
ipAddress: '<IP_ADDRESS>'
};
}
});
})(this);
The send
method is responsible for actually sending the data. Gumshoe bundles the https://github.com/gilt/reqwest library, which any transports can freely use. At Gilt we use reqwest.js to send the data to our backend event stack, which we’ll cover in subsequent blog posts.
The map
method allows consumers to extend the data which Gumshoe is sending through the transport. At Gilt we use this method to attach a giltData
object that is sent along side pageData
and contains vital Gilt-specific data for every single event that we send.
Using Gumshoe
Once you’ve got Gumshoe included on your page and you’ve specified a transport, you’ll need to initialize the library. It’s as simple as specifying the transport:
// tell gumshoe to use our transport
window.gumshoe({ transport: 'example-transport' });
And sending an event:
window.gumshoe.send('page.view', {});
What’s Next
In forthcoming posts we’ll be talking more about the other goals we listed, specifically how we internally solved event organization, event naming standardization, data integrity, and the remainder of the stack that takes over once Gumshoe has delivered the payload.
We’ve been using Gumshoe on gilt.com for some time now, and have been running constant parity comparisons against GA and we’re very happy with the results thus far. However, we’d be bonkers to claim that Gumshoe is perfect. We’ve tailored Gumshoe to be extensible but so far it’s only been targeted for use at Gilt. We’d love feedback from the community at large. And if you feel you might be able to use Gumshoe, but find it lacking, we’d love to talk about how it can be improved.


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@Beta public interface HighAvailabilityManager
Monitors other management nodes (via the ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister) to detect if the current master has failed or stopped. If so, then deterministically chooses a new master. If that master is self, then promotes. Users are not expected to implement this class, or to call methods on it directly. Expected lifecycle of methods calls on this is:
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disabled()
Indicates that HA is disabled: this node will act as the only management node in this management plane, and will not persist HA meta-information (meaning other nodes cannot join). |
ManagementPlaneSyncRecord
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getManagementPlaneSyncState()
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ManagementNodeState
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getNodeState()
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ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister
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getPersister()
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boolean
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isRunning()
Whether HA mode is operational |
HighAvailabilityManager
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setPersister(ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister persister)
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void
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start(HighAvailabilityMode startMode)
Starts the monitoring of other nodes (and thus potential promotion of this node from standby to master). |
void
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stop()
Stops this node, then publishes own status (via ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister of ManagementNodeState#TERMINATED#TERMINATED. |
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public void disabled()
Subsequently can expect getNodeState() to be ManagementNodeState#MASTER#MASTER and getManagementPlaneSyncState() to show just this one node -- as if it were running HA with just one node -- but isRunning() will return false.
Currently this method is intended to be called early in the lifecycle, instead of start(HighAvailabilityMode). It may be an error if this is called after this HA Manager is started.
public ManagementPlaneSyncRecord getManagementPlaneSyncState()
This is mainly the nodes and their ManagementNodeSyncRecord instances, as known (for this node) or last read (other nodes).
public ManagementNodeState getNodeState()
@VisibleForTesting public ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister getPersister()
public boolean isRunning()
public HighAvailabilityManager setPersister(ManagementPlaneSyncRecordPersister persister)
public void start(HighAvailabilityMode startMode)
By the time this method returns, then if appropriate this node will already be ManagementNodeState#MASTER#MASTER. Otherwise it will be ManagementNodeState#STANDBY#STANDBY.
public void stop()
Brooklyn Multi-Cloud Application Management Platform
brooklyncentral.github.com. Apache License. © 2012.


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Low-level stuff interpreted by the virtual machine.
| LPeg |
pego |
enum Opcode IAny; |
type IAny struct {
count int
} |
enum Opcode IChar; |
type IChar struct {
char byte
} |
enum Opcode ISet; |
type ICharset struct {
mask [8]uint32
} |
enum Opcode ISpan; |
type ISpan struct {
ICharset // embedding
} |
enum Opcode IRet; |
type IReturn struct{} |
enum Opcode IEnd; |
type IEnd struct{} |
enum Opcode IChoice; |
type IChoice struct {
offset int
} |
enum Opcode IJmp; |
type IJump struct {
offset int
} |
enum Opcode ICall; |
type ICall struct {
offset int
} |
enum Opcode IOpenCall; |
type IOpenCall struct {
name string
} |
enum Opcode ICommit; |
type ICommit struct {
offset int
} |
enum Opcode IPartialCommit; |
type IPartialCommit struct {
offset int
}
|
enum Opcode IBackCommit; |
type IBackCommit struct {
offset int
}
|
enum Opcode IFailTwice; |
type IFailTwice struct{} |
enum Opcode IFail; |
type IFail struct{} |
enum Opcode IGiveup; |
type IGiveUp struct{} |
enum Opcode IFunc; |
Won't do |
enum Opcode IFullCapture; |
type IFullCapture struct {
capOffset int
handler CaptureHandler
} |
enum Opcode IEmptyCapture; |
type IEmptyCapture struct {
capOffset int
handler CaptureHandler
} |
enum Opcode IEmptyCaptureIdx; |
Undecided |
enum Opcode IOpenCapture; |
type IOpenCapture struct {
capOffset int
handler CaptureHandler
} |
enum Opcode ICloseCapture; |
type ICloseCapture struct {
capOffset int
} |
enum Opcode ICloseRunTime; |
To do |
Used for building patterns.
| LPeg |
pogo |
Comment |
lpeg.P(pattern) |
P(pattern) |
Return the pattern unmodified |
lpeg.P(string) |
Pat(string) = Lit(string) |
Literal match |
lpeg.P(number) |
Pat(number) = Any(number) |
Match number of any character. |
lpeg.P(-number) |
Pat(-number) = Not(Any(number)) |
Assert that there are not number of any character. |
lpeg.P(true) |
Pat(true) = Succ() |
Always match. |
lpeg.P(false) |
Pat(false) = Fail() |
Never match. |
lpeg.P(table) |
Grm(string, map[string]*Pattern) |
Compile a grammar. |
lpeg.P(function) |
Everything is a match-time capture. Should be changed. |
Match-time capture. |
lpeg.R(...) |
To do. |
Character ranges. |
lpeg.S(string) |
Set(string) |
Character set. |
lpeg.V(string) |
Ref(string) |
Non-terminal. |
lpeg.locale([table]) |
Undecided |
Predefined locale-dependant sets. |
| LPeg |
pego |
Comments |
lpeg.C(pattern) |
Csimple(pattern) = pattern.Csimple() |
Captures the matched substring. |
lpeg.Carg(n) |
Undecided |
Captures the n'th extra argument to the matching function. |
lpeg.Cb(name) |
To do |
Backreference. |
lpeg.Cc(value) |
Cconst(value) |
Captures the given value. |
lpeg.Cf(patt, func) |
Undecided |
Folding of func over the captures of patt. |
lpeg.Cg(patt, [name]) |
Undecided |
The captures of patt, optinally tagged with name. |
lpeg.Cp() |
Cposition() |
Captures the input position. |
lpeg.Cs(patt) |
Csubst(patt) = patt.Csubst() |
Nested captures replaces their matches. |
lpeg.Ct(patt) |
Clist(patt) = patt.Clist() |
A table (list) with all captures from patt. |
patt / string |
Cstring(patt, format) |
The captures of patt are used as arguments to format a string. |
patt / table |
Todo |
The first capture of patt is used to index the table. |
patt / function |
Cfunction(patt, func) = patt.Cfunction(func) |
The captures of patt is used as arguments to the function. |
lpeg.Cmt(patt, function) |
Undecided |
Like patt / function, except that it is executed immediately. |
PEG grammar.


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