80 lines
3.3 KiB
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80 lines
3.3 KiB
Plaintext
-- Expand the capabilities of the built-in strings
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{:reverse, :upper, :lower, :find, :byte, :match, :gmatch, :gsub, :sub, :format, :rep, :char} = string
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isplit = (sep='%s+')=>
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step = (i)=>
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start = @pos
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return unless start
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i += 1
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nl = find(@str, @sep, start)
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@pos = nl and (nl+1) or nil
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line = sub(@str, start, nl and (nl-1) or #@str)
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return i, line, start, (nl and (nl-1) or #@str)
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return step, {str:@, pos:1, :sep}, 0
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string2 = {
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:isplit, uppercase:upper, lowercase:lower, reversed:reverse
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capitalized: => gsub(@, '%l', upper, 1)
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byte: byte, bytes: (i, j)=> {byte(@, i or 1, j or -1)}
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split: (sep)=> [chunk for i,chunk in isplit(@, sep)]
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lines: => [line for i,line in isplit(@, '\n')]
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line: (line_num)=>
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for i, line, start in isplit(@, '\n')
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return line if i == line_num
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line_at: (pos)=>
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assert(type(pos) == 'number', "Invalid string position")
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return if pos < 1 or pos > #@
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for i, line, start, stop in isplit(@, '\n')
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if stop >= pos
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return line, i, (pos-start+1)
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wrap: (maxlen=80, buffer=8)=>
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lines = {}
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for line in *@lines!
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while #line > maxlen
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chunk = line\sub(1, maxlen)
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split = chunk\find(' ', maxlen-buffer, true) or maxlen
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chunk = line\sub(1, split)
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line = line\sub(split+1, -1)
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lines[#lines+1] = chunk
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lines[#lines+1] = line
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return table.concat(lines, "\n")
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-- Convert an arbitrary text into a valid Lua identifier. This function is injective,
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-- but not idempotent. In logic terms: (x != y) => (as_lua_id(x) != as_lua_id(y)),
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-- but not (as_lua_id(a) == b) => (as_lua_id(b) == b).
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as_lua_id: (str)->
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orig = str
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-- Empty strings are not valid lua identifiers, so treat them like " ",
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-- and treat " " as " ", etc. to preserve injectivity.
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str = gsub str, "^ *$", "%1 "
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-- Escape 'x' (\x78) when it precedes something that looks like an uppercase hex sequence.
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-- This way, all Lua IDs can be unambiguously reverse-engineered, but normal usage
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-- of 'x' won't produce ugly Lua IDs.
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-- i.e. "x" -> "x", "oxen" -> "oxen", but "Hex2Dec" -> "Hex782Dec" and "He-ec" -> "Hex2Dec"
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str = gsub str, "x([0-9A-F][0-9A-F])", "x78%1"
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-- Map spaces to underscores, and everything else non-alphanumeric to hex escape sequences
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str = gsub str, "%W", (c)->
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if c == ' ' then '_'
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else format("x%02X", byte(c))
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-- Lua IDs can't start with numbers, so map "1" -> "_1", "_1" -> "__1", etc.
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str = gsub str, "^_*%d", "_%1"
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if str.from_lua_id
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re_orig = str\from_lua_id!
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require('ldt').breakpoint! if re_orig != orig
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return str
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-- from_lua_id(as_lua_id(str)) == str, but behavior is unspecified for inputs that
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-- did not come from as_lua_id()
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from_lua_id: (str)->
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str = gsub(str, "^_(_*%d.*)", "%1")
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str = gsub(str, "_", " ")
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str = gsub(str, "x([0-9A-F][0-9A-F])", (hex)-> char(tonumber(hex, 16)))
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str = gsub(str, "^ ([ ]*)$", "%1")
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return str
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}
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for k,v in pairs(string) do string2[k] or= v
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return string2
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