mysh 0.5.6 → 0.6.0

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data/lib/mysh/internal/actions/help/env.txt

@@ -3,18 +3,19 @@ Help: mysh show env command summary:
 The show env (or @env) command is used to display useful information about the
 current execution environment. This includes:
 
-user     - The current user name.
-home     - The current home directory.
-name     - The path/name of the mysh program currently executing.
-shell    - The path/name of the system command shell.
-host     - The name of the host computer.
-os       - The current operating system.
-platform - The operating platform detected by the low-level terminal gem.
-java     - Is the current platform powered by Java?
-term     - What terminal is defined by the system, if one is defined.
-disp     - What display is defined by the system, if one is defined.
-edit     - What editor is defined by the system, if one is defined.
-PID      - The process ID of the mysh program.
+user      - The current user name.
+home      - The current home directory.
+name      - The path/name of the mysh program currently executing.
+shell     - The path/name of the system command shell.
+host      - The name of the host computer.
+os        - The current operating system.
+platform  - The operating platform detected by the low-level terminal gem.
+java      - Is the current platform powered by Java?
+code page - For Windows, what is the current code page?
+term      - What terminal is defined by the system, if one is defined.
+disp      - What display is defined by the system, if one is defined.
+edit      - What editor is defined by the system, if one is defined.
+PID       - The process ID of the mysh program.
 
-path     - An easy-to-read, formatted version of the current search path.
+path      - An easy-to-read, formatted version of the current search path.
 

data/lib/mysh/internal/actions/help/quick.txt

@@ -17,8 +17,6 @@ Form  Form     Description
 
   #            A comment.
 
-  $            A mysh variable statement. See ?$ for more info.
-
   %            Execute a command and then report the elapsed time.
 
   =            All command lines that begin with = are evaluated as Ruby

data/lib/mysh/internal/actions/help/sub_help.rb

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ module Mysh
   #Add help topics here. Don't sweat the order; they get sorted by name.
   #        Name        Description                            Help File
   help = [['',        'General help on mysh.',               'help.txt'   ],
-          ['$',       'Help on mysh variables.',             'vars.txt'   ],
+          ['set',     'Help on mysh variables.',             'vars.txt'   ],
           ['show',    'Help on the show command.',           'show.txt'   ],
           ['@',       'Help on the show command.',           'show.txt'   ],
           ['%',       'Help on timed command execution.',    'timed.txt'  ],

data/lib/mysh/internal/actions/help/vars.txt

@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@ In mysh, variables are kept that control the behavior of the shell. This simple
 command is used to set, delete, and display these variables. The basic method
 for setting a variable is:
 
-    $name=value
+    set $name=value
 
 Where:
 * name is a word matching the regex: /[a-z][a-z0-9_]*/. Lower case only.
 * value is a string, with embedded variables and handlebars.
 
-To erase the value of a variable, use:         $$name=
-To display the name/value of a variable, use:  $$name
-To display all variable names/values use:      $$
+To erase the value of a variable, use:         set $$name=
+To display the name/value of a variable, use:  set $$name
+To display all variable names/values use:      set
 
 As an escapement, the string $$$$ maps to a single $$.
 

data/lib/mysh/internal/actions/vars.rb

@@ -20,8 +20,12 @@ module Mysh
 
     #Execute a command against the internal mysh variables.
     def process_command(input)
-      match = VAR_EXP.match(input.raw)
-      @var_name, @equals, @value = match[:name], match[:equals], match[:value]
+      if (match = VAR_EXP.match(input.raw_body))
+        @var_name, @equals, @value = match[:name], match[:equals], match[:value]
+      else
+        @var_name, @equals, @value = nil
+      end
+
       do_command
       :internal
     end
@@ -35,7 +39,7 @@ module Mysh
       elsif @equals
         MNV[sym] = ""
       elsif @var_name
-        puts "#{@var_name} = #{MNV.get_source(sym)}"
+        puts "$#{@var_name} = #{MNV.get_source(sym)}"
       else
         show_all_values
       end
@@ -52,7 +56,6 @@ module Mysh
   end
 
   #The show command action object.
-  desc = 'Set/query mysh variables. See ?$ for more.'
-  VARS_COMMAND = VarsCommand.new('$<name>=value', desc)
-  COMMANDS.add_action(VARS_COMMAND)
+  desc = 'Set/query mysh variables. See ?set for more.'
+  COMMANDS.add_action(VarsCommand.new('set <$name>=value', desc))
 end

data/lib/mysh/quick.rb

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ module Mysh
 
   QUICK['!'] = lambda {|input| HISTORY_COMMAND.process_quick_command(input)}
   QUICK['#'] = lambda {|input| MYSH_COMMENT.process_command(input)}
-  QUICK['$'] = lambda {|input| VARS_COMMAND.process_command(input)}
   QUICK['%'] = lambda {|input| TIMED_COMMAND.process_command(input)}
   QUICK['='] = lambda {|input| $mysh_exec_host.execute(input.raw.preprocess)}
   QUICK['?'] = lambda {|input| HELP_COMMAND.process_quick_command(input)}

data/lib/mysh/version.rb

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 module Mysh
   #The version string of MY SHell.
-  VERSION = "0.5.6"
+  VERSION = "0.6.0"
 
   #A brief summary of this gem.
   SUMMARY = "mysh -- a Ruby inspired command line shell."

data/rakefile.rb

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ task :reek do |t|
   `reek --no-color lib > reek.txt`
 end
 
-desc "What version of mine_readline is this?"
+desc "What version of mysh is this?"
 task :vers do |t|
   puts
   puts "mysh (My Shell) version = #{Mysh::VERSION}"

data/tests/my_shell_tests.rb

@@ -134,60 +134,60 @@ class MyShellTester < Minitest::Test
     assert_equal("", MNV.get_source(:test))
     refute(MNV.key?(:test), "MNV[:test] should not exist.")
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = new value")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = new value")
     assert_equal("new value", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("new value", MNV.get_source(:test))
     assert(MNV.key?(:test), "MNV[:test] should exist.")
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test =")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test =")
     assert_equal("", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("", MNV.get_source(:test))
     refute(MNV.key?(:test), "MNV[:test] should not exist.")
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = true")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = true")
     assert(MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("true", MNV.get_source(:test))
     assert(MNV.key?(:test), "MNV[:test] should exist.")
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = off")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = off")
     assert_equal(false, MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("off", MNV.get_source(:test))
     assert(MNV.key?(:test), "MNV[:test] should exist.")
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$a = foo")
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$b = bar")
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = $a$b")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $a = foo")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $b = bar")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = $a$b")
     assert_equal("foobar", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("$a$b", MNV.get_source(:test))
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = $$foo")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = $$foo")
     assert_equal("$foo", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("$$foo", MNV.get_source(:test))
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$bad = $bad")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $bad = $bad")
     assert_raises { MNV[:bad] }
 
     MNV[:test] = "{{(1..9).to_a.join}}"
     assert_equal("123456789", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("{{(1..9).to_a.join}}", MNV.get_source(:test))
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$test = $whats_all_this")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $test = $whats_all_this")
     assert_equal("$whats_all_this", MNV[:test])
     assert_equal("$whats_all_this", MNV.get_source(:test))
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$bad = {{ MNV[:bad] }}")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $bad = {{ MNV[:bad] }}")
     assert_raises { MNV[:bad] }
     assert_raises { MNV[:bad] } #Yes test this twice!
     assert_raises { Mysh.try_execute_command("=$bad") }
     assert_raises { Mysh.try_execute_command("=$bad") } #And this too!
 
-    Mysh.try_execute_command("$bad = OK")
+    Mysh.try_execute_command("set $bad = OK")
     assert_equal("OK", MNV[:bad])
     assert_equal("OK", MNV[:bad]) #And this too!
   end
 
   def test_executing_some_strings
-    Mysh.process_string("$c=43\n$d=99")
+    Mysh.process_string("set $c=43\nset $d=99")
     assert_equal("43", MNV[:c])
     assert_equal("99", MNV[:d])
   end
@@ -214,7 +214,7 @@ class MyShellTester < Minitest::Test
     assert_equal(["@", "last", "45", "is finished", "4", "ever"], wrapper.parsed)
     assert_equal(["last", "45", "is finished", "4", "ever"], wrapper.args)
 
-    Mysh.process_string("$unjust = him")
+    Mysh.process_string("set $unjust = him")
     wrapper = Mysh::InputWrapper.new "Lock $unjust up!"
 
     assert_equal("Lock $unjust up!", wrapper.raw)

metadata

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: mysh
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 0.5.6
+  version: 0.6.0
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Peter Camilleri
 autorequire: 
 bindir: bin
 cert_chain: []
-date: 2018-09-12 00:00:00.000000000 Z
+date: 2018-09-14 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies:
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
   name: rake