(to be moved into std lib eventually)
- rewrote tabwriter to use byte buffers instead of strings
(byte buffers to be moved into stdlib eventually)
- support for recent syntax changes
- no space printed after function name and before function parameters
- comments still disabled due to a known bug
R=r
OCL=19430
CL=19430
- implemented elastic tabstops algorithm, now correct and documented
- first cut at printing comments (use -comments flag, disabled for now)
- struct field types are now aligned (using elastic tab stops)
- needs more fine-tuning
* fixed a bug in test script
* added quick smoke test to makefile and invoke it in run.bash
instead of the full test
R=r
OCL=19220
CL=19220
(e.g.: pretty -d pretty.go will print the Makefile dep. rules of the involved
Go files that are not part of the installed library)
- minor fix in pretty printer (tested against ken's test files)
R=r
OCL=17872
CL=17872
- typeguards, var decls, several printing bug fixed
- now fully idempotent on many files (which are accepted by 6g afterwards)
- still some detail issues
R=r
OCL=17310
CL=17310
- almost there, receivers, labels, composites, comments are not yet printed
- runs through 18KLOC of Go code and prints it again
R=r
OCL=17237
CL=17237
- accepts all Go code (use -s flag)
- complete rewrite of AST, AST building, and printing
(as a result much more compact)
- printing severely screwed up at the moment, but should be
fully working in 1 more day
R=r
DELTA=2118 (514 added, 980 deleted, 624 changed)
OCL=17161
CL=17161
if in a if, for, or switch header, must be parenthesized
- implemented string concatenation
- simplified a lot of code
- added many more tests: can now parse all *.go files I got my hands on
- printing output currently broken in some cases, use with -s (silent) option
R=r
OCL=16932
CL=16934
(typo in ptr decl lead to an unresolved forward declaration)
- fixed parser bugs
- fixed Makefile
- now successfully parses most code
Issues:
- composite literals (cannot be identified easily from syntax alone)
- new(T, ...) (cannot be identified easily from syntax alone since
new is not a keyword and thus could be a different function then
the allocation function at which point "new((x + y))" is legal,
but the inner "(x" looks like the beginning of a function type)
R=r
OCL=15515
CL=15515
