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Diffstat (limited to 'compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom')
| -rw-r--r-- | compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom | 38 |
1 files changed, 23 insertions, 15 deletions
diff --git a/compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom b/compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom index 56cdb1e..2e42bdc 100644 --- a/compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom +++ b/compatibility/4.10.12.7.nom @@ -44,24 +44,32 @@ upgrade action (% as lua statements) to "4.10.12.7" as (% as lua) upgrade action (compile error at %pos %err hint %hint) to "4.10.12.7" as (..) compile error at %pos %err %hint +# In old code, it was okay to have imports at the top of the file in the same chunk, + but changes to the API now require imports to be in their own file chunk in order + for compilation to work properly. upgrade %tree to "4.10.12.7" as: if (%tree.type == "FileChunks"): %first_chunk = %tree.1 - %first_has_use = (no) %i = 1 - repeat while (%i < (size of %first_chunk)): - if %first_has_use: - if ((%first_chunk.%i.type != "Action") or (%first_chunk.%i.stub != "use")): - %chunk2 = (%SyntaxTree {type: "Block"}) - for %j in %i to (size of %first_chunk.%i): - %chunk2.((size of %chunk2) + 1) = %first_chunk.%i.%j - - for %j in %i to (size of %first_chunk.%i): - %first_chunk.%i.%j = (nil) - - %table.insert %tree 2 %chunk2 - return %tree + %has_use = (no) + repeat while (%i <= (size of %first_chunk)): + if ((%first_chunk.%i.type == "Action") and (%first_chunk.%i.stub == "use")): + %has_use = (yes) ..else: - if ((%first_chunk.type == "Action") and (%first_chunk.stub == "use")): - %first_has_use = (yes) + if %has_use: go to (insert chunk) %i += 1 + return + + === (insert chunk) === + [%chunk1, %chunk2] = [..] + SyntaxTree {type: "Block", source: %first_chunk.source} + SyntaxTree {type: "Block", source: %first_chunk.source} + for %j in 1 to (%i - 1): + %chunk1.%j = %first_chunk.%j + for %j in %i to (size of %first_chunk): + %chunk2.(%j - %i + 1) = %first_chunk.%j + + %new_tree = (SyntaxTree {source: %tree.source, type: "FileChunks", 1: %chunk1, 2: %chunk2}) + for %i in 2 to (size of %tree): + %new_tree.(%i + 1) = %tree.%i + return %new_tree |