nilac 0.0.4.3.3 → 0.0.4.3.4

data/lib/nilac.rb

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-require "nilac/version"
-
-module Nilac
-  
-end
+require "nilac/version"
+
+module Nilac
+  
+end

data/lib/nilac/version.rb

@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
-module Nilac
-  VERSION = "0.0.4.3.3"
-end
+module Nilac
+  VERSION = "0.0.4.3.4"
+end

data/nilac.gemspec

@@ -1,19 +1,19 @@
-# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
-require File.expand_path('../lib/nilac/version', __FILE__)
-
-Gem::Specification.new do |gem|
-  gem.authors       = ["Adhithya Rajasekaran"]
-  gem.email         = ["adhithyan15@gmail.com"]
-  gem.description   = %q{Nilac is the official compiler of Nila language}
-  gem.summary       = %q{Nilac compiles Nila files into line for line Javascript.}
-  gem.homepage      = "http://adhithyan15.github.com/nila"
-
-  gem.files         = `git ls-files`.split($\)
-  gem.executables   = gem.files.grep(%r{^bin/}).map{ |f| File.basename(f) }
-  gem.test_files    = gem.files.grep(%r{^(test|spec|features)/})
-  gem.name          = "nilac"
-  gem.require_paths = ["lib"]
-  gem.version       = Nilac::VERSION
-  gem.add_dependency("shark")
-  gem.add_dependency("slop")
-end
+# -*- encoding: utf-8 -*-
+require File.expand_path('../lib/nilac/version', __FILE__)
+
+Gem::Specification.new do |gem|
+  gem.authors       = ["Adhithya Rajasekaran"]
+  gem.email         = ["adhithyan15@gmail.com"]
+  gem.description   = %q{Nilac is the official compiler of Nila language}
+  gem.summary       = %q{Nilac compiles Nila files into line for line Javascript.}
+  gem.homepage      = "http://adhithyan15.github.com/nila"
+
+  gem.files         = `git ls-files`.split($\)
+  gem.executables   = gem.files.grep(%r{^bin/}).map{ |f| File.basename(f) }
+  gem.test_files    = gem.files.grep(%r{^(test|spec|features)/})
+  gem.name          = "nilac"
+  gem.require_paths = ["lib"]
+  gem.version       = Nilac::VERSION
+  gem.add_dependency("shark")
+  gem.add_dependency("slop")
+end

data/shark/features/add_auto_return_statement.feature

@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
-Feature: Adding automatic return statements to the last evaluated statement
-in a function. It is a rubyesque feature imported into Nila.  
-  Scenario: Input function with no return statement
-    Given the input file "no_return.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "no_return.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_return.js"
-
-   Scenario: Input function with a return statement
-    Given the input file "single_return.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "single_return.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_single_return.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Adding automatic return statements to the last evaluated statement
+in a function. It is a rubyesque feature imported into Nila.  
+  Scenario: Input function with no return statement
+    Given the input file "no_return.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "no_return.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_return.js"
+
+   Scenario: Input function with a return statement
+    Given the input file "single_return.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "single_return.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_single_return.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/array_and_string_indexing.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature bring Ruby's indexing capabililty to Javascript.  
-  Scenario: Input file with Ruby style Array and String indexing
-    Given the input file "array_string_indexing.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "array_string_indexing.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_indexing.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature bring Ruby's indexing capabililty to Javascript.  
+  Scenario: Input file with Ruby style Array and String indexing
+    Given the input file "array_string_indexing.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "array_string_indexing.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_indexing.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/barebones_compilation.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: Compiling a single line nila program
-  Scenario: Input with a single line nila program
-    Given the input file "simple.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "simple.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Compiling a single line nila program
+  Scenario: Input with a single line nila program
+    Given the input file "simple.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "simple.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/default_method_parameters.feature

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
-Feature: Javascript,by default,doesn't allow for the usage of default parameters for functions. So this
-feature addresses that issue.  
-  Scenario: Input function with default parameters
-    Given the input file "default_parameters.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "default_parameters.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_default_parameters.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Javascript,by default,doesn't allow for the usage of default parameters for functions. So this
+feature addresses that issue.  
+  Scenario: Input function with default parameters
+    Given the input file "default_parameters.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "default_parameters.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_default_parameters.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/fix_newlines.feature

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
-Feature: Fixing irregular newlines produced in the Javascript output.
-Currently, The output Javascript is riddled with unnecessary newlines
-which will make it fail in a JSLint test. 
-  Scenario: Input with erratic newlines
-    Given the input file "erratic.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "erratic.js"
-    The output file must equal "perfect.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Fixing irregular newlines produced in the Javascript output.
+Currently, The output Javascript is riddled with unnecessary newlines
+which will make it fail in a JSLint test. 
+  Scenario: Input with erratic newlines
+    Given the input file "erratic.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "erratic.js"
+    The output file must equal "perfect.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/hashes.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings Ruby style Hashes to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with hashes. 
-    Given the input file "hashes.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "hashes.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_hashes.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings Ruby style Hashes to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with hashes. 
+    Given the input file "hashes.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "hashes.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_hashes.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/heredoc.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings heredocs to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with heredocs. 
-    Given the input file "heredoc.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "heredoc.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_heredoc.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings heredocs to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with heredocs. 
+    Given the input file "heredoc.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "heredoc.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_heredoc.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/if_then_else.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings single line if-then-else statement to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with single line if-then-else statement. 
-    Given the input file "if_then_else.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "if_then_else.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_if_then_else.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings single line if-then-else statement to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with single line if-then-else statement. 
+    Given the input file "if_then_else.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "if_then_else.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_if_then_else.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/loop.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings loop keyword to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with loop keyword. 
-    Given the input file "loop.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "loop.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_loop.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings loop keyword to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with loop keyword. 
+    Given the input file "loop.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "loop.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_loop.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/method_multiple_return.feature

@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
-Feature: Javascript, by default, doesn't allow for the return of multiple values. So this is Nila's attempt to fix this problem.   
-  Scenario: Input function with multiple return statement
-    Given the input file "multiple_return.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "multiple_return.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_multiple_return.js"
-
-   Scenario: Input function with a single return statement
-    Given the input file "single_return.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "single_return.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_single_return.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Javascript, by default, doesn't allow for the return of multiple values. So this is Nila's attempt to fix this problem.   
+  Scenario: Input function with multiple return statement
+    Given the input file "multiple_return.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "multiple_return.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_multiple_return.js"
+
+   Scenario: Input function with a single return statement
+    Given the input file "single_return.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "single_return.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_single_return.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/multiline_array.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings multiline arrays to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with multiline array and regular arrays. 
-    Given the input file "multiline_array.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "multiline_array.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_multiline_array.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings multiline arrays to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with multiline array and regular arrays. 
+    Given the input file "multiline_array.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "multiline_array.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_multiline_array.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/multiple_variable_initialization.feature

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
-Feature: Javascript doesn't allow multiple variable initializations from a method call. So this feature attempts to fix this problem. This feature is complementary to the multiple return feature.
-
-  Scenario: Multiple variables initialized from a method call.
-    Given the input file "multiple_initialization.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "multiple_initialization.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_initialization.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Javascript doesn't allow multiple variable initializations from a method call. So this feature attempts to fix this problem. This feature is complementary to the multiple return feature.
+
+  Scenario: Multiple variables initialized from a method call.
+    Given the input file "multiple_initialization.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "multiple_initialization.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_initialization.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/numbers.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature brings Ruby's number features to Nila
-  Scenario: Input file with Ruby's number features. 
-    Given the input file "numbers.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "numbers.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_numbers.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature brings Ruby's number features to Nila
+  Scenario: Input file with Ruby's number features. 
+    Given the input file "numbers.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "numbers.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_numbers.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/regular_for.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: Compiling for loops in a nila program
-  Scenario: Input with several kinds of for loops
-    Given the input file "regular_for.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "regular_for.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_for.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: Compiling for loops in a nila program
+  Scenario: Input with several kinds of for loops
+    Given the input file "regular_for.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "regular_for.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_for.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/regular_if.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature bring Ruby's if statement to Nila.   
-  Scenario: Input function with if statements
-    Given the input file "regular_if.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "regular_if.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_regular_if.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature bring Ruby's if statement to Nila.   
+  Scenario: Input function with if statements
+    Given the input file "regular_if.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "regular_if.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_regular_if.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file

data/shark/features/regular_while.feature

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-Feature: This feature bring Ruby's while statement to Nila.   
-  Scenario: Input function with while statements
-    Given the input file "regular_while.nila"
-    When the ~compiler is run
-    The output file must be "regular_while.js"
-    The output file must equal "correct_regular_while.js"
-
-Configurations:
-
-~compiler => src/nilac.rb
+Feature: This feature bring Ruby's while statement to Nila.   
+  Scenario: Input function with while statements
+    Given the input file "regular_while.nila"
+    When the ~compiler is run
+    The output file must be "regular_while.js"
+    The output file must equal "correct_regular_while.js"
+
+Configurations:
+
+~compiler => src/nilac.rb
 :v $cliusage => ruby :v --compile $file