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+lib/redparse/decisiontree.rb
+lib/redparse/reg_more_sugar.rb
+lib/redparse/babyparser.rb
+lib/redparse/node.rb
+lib/redparse/babynodes.rb
+lib/redparse.rb
+test/rp-locatetest.rb
+lib/redparse/problemfiles.rb
+test/data/wvt.rb
+test/data/mod.rb
+test/data/bqhd2.rb
+test/data/__end.rb
+test/data/hdx.rb
+test/data/hd2.rb
+test/data/be.rb
+test/data/hd5.rb
+test/data/if.rb
+test/data/hdcat.rb
+test/data/hd3.rb
+test/data/pw.rb
+test/data/__f.rb
+test/data/jbridge.rb
+test/data/hd-def.rb
+test/data/hd.rb
+test/data/hd4.rb
+test/data/nl_as_strdelim.rb
+test/data/defd.rb
+test/data/datetime.rb
+test/data/bqhd.rb
+test/data/be2.rb
+test/data/heredoc.rb
+test/data/case.rb
+test/test_redparse.rb
+Manifest.txt
+README.txt
+Rakefile
+COPYING.LGPL
+nurli/test_control.nurli
+redparse.vpj
+redparse.vpw

data/README.txt

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+= RedParse
+* redparse.rubyforge.org
+* rubyforge.org/projects/redparse
+
+== DESCRIPTION:
+
+RedParse is a ruby parser written in pure ruby. Instead of YACC or 
+ANTLR, it's parse tool is a home-brewed "compiler-interpreter". (The
+tool is LALR(1)-equivalent and the 'parse language' is pretty nice, 
+even in it's current crude form.)
+
+My intent is to have a completely correct parser for ruby, in 100% 
+ruby. It's not all there yet, but I'm getting pretty close. Currently, 
+RedParse can parse slightly in excess of 99% of ruby files found in 
+the wild. For known problems, see below. 
+
+== REQUIREMENTS:
+* RedParse requires RubyLexer, my hand-coded lexer for ruby. It also 
+  uses Reg, (a pattern-matcher). RubyLexer depends on Sequence, 
+  (external iterators). Reg depends on Sequence's predecessor, Cursor, 
+  altho Cursor isn't used at all in RedParse. The (long-delayed) next 
+  version of Reg will use Sequence. To summarize:
+  *  RedParse 0.9.0 requires RubyLexer>=0.7.1 and Reg>=0.4.7
+  *  RubyLexer 0.7.1 requires Sequence>=0.2.0
+  *  Reg 0.4.7 requires Cursor (not really needed here)
+* All are available as gems. (Or tarballs on rubyforge, if you must.)
+
+== INSTALL:
+* gem install redparse #(if root as necssary)
+
+== LICENSE:
+
+RedParse is available under the Library General Public License (LGPL).
+Please see COPYING.LGPL for details.
+
+== Benefits:
+
+* Pure ruby, through and through. No part is written in C, YACC, 
+  ANTLR, lisp, assembly, intercal, befunge or any other language
+  except ruby.
+* Pretty AST trees (at least, I think so). (To program for, not
+  necessarily to look at.)
+* AST trees closely mirror the actual structure of source code.
+* ParseTree format output too, if you want that.
+* Did I mention that there's no YACC at all? YACC grammars are 
+  notoriously difficult to modify, (I've never successfully done it) 
+  but I've found it easy, at times even pleasant to modify the parse 
+  rules of this grammar as necessary. 
+* Relatively small parser: 70 rules in 240 lines 
+  (vs (by my count) 320 rules in 2200 lines for MRI 1.8.7. This is 
+  by no means a fair comparison, tho, since RubyLexer does a lot 
+  more than MRI's lexer, and MRI's 2200 lines include its 
+  actions (which occupy somewhere under 3100 lines in RedParse). 
+  Also, what is a rule? I counted most things which required a 
+  separate action in MRI's parser, I'm not sure if that's fair.
+  But in the end, I still think RedParse is still much easier to 
+  understand than MRI's parse.y.) 
+* "loosey-goosey" parser happily parses many expressions which normal 
+  ruby considers errors.
+
+== Drawbacks:
+
+* Pathetically, rediculously slow (to be addressed soon).
+* Error handling is very minimal right now.
+* No warnings at all.
+* Some expressions aren't parsed correctly. see below.
+* Line numbers in ParseTrees not supported yet. 
+* AST tree format is not finalized yet.
+* Unit test takes a fairly long time.
+* Lots of warnings printed during unit test.
+* Debugging parse rules is not straightforward.
+* No support for ruby 1.9.
+* No support for any charset but ascii (until rubylexer gets it).
+* "loosey-goosey" parser happily parses many expressions which normal 
+  ruby considers errors.
+
+== SYNOPSIS:
+
+  #simple example of usage:
+
+  require 'redparse'
+  
+  parser=RedParse.new("some ruby code here")
+  tree=parser.parse
+
+  tree.walk{|parent,i,subi,node|
+    case node
+    when CallNode: #... do something with method calls
+    when AssignNode: #... maybe alter assignments somehow
+    #.... and so on
+    end
+  }
+
+  #presumably tree was altered somehow in the walk-"loop" above
+  #when done mucking with the tree, you can turn it into one
+  #of two other formats: ParseTree s-exps or (experimental)
+  #ruby source code.
+
+  tree.to_parsetree #=> turns a tree into an ParseTree-style s-exp.
+
+  tree.unparse({})  #=> turns a tree back into ruby source code.
+
+  #to understand the tree format, you must understand the node classes,
+  #which are documented in the next section.
+
+== NODE TYPES:
+
+Syntax trees are represented by trees of nested Nodes. All Nodes descend from 
+Array, and their subnodes can be addressed by numeric index, just like normal
+Arrays. However, many subnodes want to have names as well, thus most (but not
+all) array slots within the various Node classes have names. The general rule
+is that Node slots may contain a Node, a VarNameToken, a plain Array, a 
+String, or nil. However, many cases are more specific than that. Specific 
+Node classes are documented briefly below in this format:
+
+ NodeName          #comments describing node
+                    (slot1: Type, slot2: Type)
+                           -OR-
+                    (Array[Type*])
+
+Here's an example of how to use this imaginary Node:
+
+ if NodeName===node
+   do_something_with node.slot1
+   do_something_else_with node.slot2
+         #  -OR-
+   do_something_with node[0] #slot1
+   do_something_else_with node[1] #slot2
+ end
+
+Types are specified in an psuedo-BNF syntax. | * + ? all have the same meaning
+as in Regexp. Array[Spec] indicates a plain Array (not a Node). The Spec 
+describes the constraints on the Array's contents. 
+In the cases where node slots don't have names, there will be no colon-
+terminated slot name(s) on the second line, just an Array[] specification.
+
+And just to make everyone's life a little more complicated, I should add that
+there is still one token type which leaks through into the syntax tree:
+VarNameToken. It's descended from a RubyLexer::Token, not a Node. In the 
+future this will be replaced with an actual Node.
+
+In fact, there are several areas where rough edges in the syntax tree could be
+removed. So don't consider this current depiction to be final. But it should 
+be pretty close.
+
+ Several abbreviations are used:
+ Value means ValueNode
+ LValue means ConstantNode|VarNameToken|UnaryStarNode|CallNode|
+              BracketsGetNode|AssigneeList[LValue*]
+ UnAmpNode means UnOpNode with op == "&"
+
+ VarNameToken<RubyLexer::Token  #represents variables and constants
+                                 (ident: String)
+ Node<Array        #abstract ancestor of all nodes (except VarNameToken)
+ +RescueNode       #a rescue clause in a def of begin statement
+ |                  (exceptions: Array[Value*], varname: VarNameToken|nil, action: Value)
+ +WhenNode         #a when clause in a case statement
+ |                  (when: Value|Array[Value+]  then: Value|nil )
+ +ElsifNode        #an elsif clause in an if statement
+ |                  (elsif: Value, then: Value|nil) 
+ +ValueNode        #abstract, a node which has a value (an expression)
+ |+ListOpNode      #abstract, ancestor for nodes which are lists of 
+ |||               #things separated by some op
+ ||+SequenceNode   #a sequence of statements
+ |||                 (Array[Value*])
+ ||+ConstantNode   #a constant expression of the form A::B::C or the like
+ ||                #first expression can be anything
+ ||                 (Array[String|Value|nil,String+])
+ |+RawOpNode       #ancestor of all operators (but not . :: ; , ?..:)
+ |||                (left: Value, op: String, right: Value)
+ ||+OpNode         #ancestor of some operators
+ |||+RangeNode     #a range literal node
+ |||+KeywordOpNode #abstract, ancestor of keyword operators
+ ||||+LogicalNode  #and or && || expressions
+ ||||+WhileOpNode  #while as an operator
+ ||||+UntilOpNode  #until as an operator
+ ||||+IfOpNode     #if as an operator
+ ||||+UnlessOpNode #unless as an operator
+ |||+NotEqualNode  #!= expressions
+ |||+MatchNode     #=~ expressions
+ |||+NotMatchNode  #!~ expressions
+ |+LiteralNode     #literal symbols, integers
+ ||                 (val: Numeric|Symbol|StringNode)
+ |+StringNode      #literal strings
+ |||                (Array[(String|Value)+])
+ ||+HereDocNode    #here documents
+ |+StringCatNode   #adjacent strings are catenated ("foo" "bar" == "foobar")
+ ||                 (Array[StringNode+])
+ |+NopNode         #an expression with no tokens at all in it
+ ||                 (no attributes)
+ |+VarLikeNode     #nil,false,true,__FILE__,__LINE__,self
+ ||                 (name: String)
+ |+UnOpNode        #unary operators
+ ||                 (op: String, val: Value)
+ ||+UnaryStarNode  #unary star (splat)
+ |||+DanglingStarNode  #unary star with no argument
+ |||||                    (no attributes)
+ ||||+DanglingCommaNode  #comma with no rhs
+ ||                       (no attributes)
+ |+ParenedNode     #ugly, parenthesized expressions and begin..end
+ ||                 (body: Value)  -OR-      (parentheses)
+ ||                 (body: Value|nil, rescues: Array[RescueNode*], 
+ ||                  else: Value|nil, ensure: Value|nil)  (begin...end and rescue as operator)
+ |+AssignNode      #assignment (including eg +=)
+ ||                 (left:AssigneeList|LValue, op:String ,right:Array[Value*]|Value)
+ |+AssigneeList    #abstract, comma-delimited list of assignables
+ |||                (Array[LValue*])
+ ||+NestedAssign   #nested lhs, in parentheses
+ ||+MultiAssign    #regular top-level lhs
+ ||+BlockParams    #block formal parameter list
+ |+CallSiteNode    #abstract, method calls
+ |||                (receiver: Value|nil, name: String, params: nil|Array[Value+,UnaryStarNode?,UnAmpNode?], 
+ |||                 block_params: BlockParams, block: Value)
+ ||+CallNode       #normal method calls
+ ||+KWCallNode     #keywords that look (more or less) like methods (BEGIN END yield return break continue next)
+ |+ArrayLiteralNode #[..] 
+ ||                 (Array[Value*])
+ |+IfNode          #if..end and unless..end
+ ||                 (if: Value, then: Value|nil, elsifs: Array[ElsifNode+]|Nil, else: Value|nil)
+ |+LoopNode        #while..end and until..end
+ ||                 (while: Value, do: Value:nil)
+ |+CaseNode        #case..end
+ ||                 (case: Value|nil, whens: Array[WhenNode*], else: Value|nil)
+ |+ForNode         #for..end
+ ||                 (for: LValue, in: Value, do: Value|nil)
+ |+HashLiteralNode #{..}
+ ||                 (Array[Value*]) (size must be even)
+ |+TernaryNode     # ? .. :
+ ||                 (if: Value, then: Value, else: Value)
+ |+MethodNode      #def..end
+ ||                 (receiver:Value|nil, name:String, 
+ ||                  params:Array[VarNameToken*,AssignNode*,UnaryStarNode?,UnAmpNode?]|nil, 
+ ||                  body: Value|nil, rescues: Array[RescueNode+]|nil, else: Value|nil, ensure: Value|nil)
+ |+AliasNode       #alias foo bar
+ ||                 (to: String|VarNameToken|StringNode, from: String|VarNameToken|StringNode)
+ |+UndefNode       #undef foo
+ ||                 (Array[String|StringNode+])
+ |+NamespaceNode #abstract
+ ||+ModuleNode     #module..end
+ |||                (name: VarNameToken|ConstantNode, body: Value|nil)
+ ||+ClassNode      #class..end
+ |||                (name: VarNameToken|ConstantNode, parent: Value|nil, body: Value|nil)
+ ||+MetaClassNode  #class<<x..end
+ ||                 (val: Value, body: Value|nil)
+ |+BracketsGetNode #a[b]
+ |                  (receiver: Value, params: Array[Value+,UnaryStarNode?]|nil)
+ |
+ ErrorNode         #mixed in to nodes with a syntax error
+ +MisparsedNode    #mismatched braces or begin..end or the like
+
+
+
+== Known failing expressions
+*  The following expressions are known to parse incorrectly currently:
+* m.cn= 1, V
+* "#{}"""
+* $11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
+* begin;mode;rescue;o_chmod rescue nil;end
+* case F;when G; else;case; when j; end;end
+* def i;"..#{@@c = 1}";end
+* e { |c|; print "%02X" % c }
+* File.open() {|f|  ;  }
+* %W(white\  \  \ \  \ space).should == ["white ", " ", "  ", " space"]
+* %w[- \\ e]
+* %w[- \\ ]
+* module A; b; rescue C=>d; e; else g; ensure f; end
+* class A; b; rescue C=>d; e; else g; ensure f; end
+* class<<A; b; rescue C=>d; e; else g; ensure f; end
+
+== Homie doan' play dat
+* These expressions don't parse the same as in MRI, I believe because of 
+  bug(s) in MRI. 
+* p = p m %(1)
+* p=556;p (e) /a
+
+==Known failing files
+*  And here's a list of files which are known to parse incorrectly:
+* alib-0.5.1/lib/alib-0.5.1/util.rb
+* stick-1.3.3/test/test_matrix.rb
+* rubyslippers-1.03/extras/rconftool.rb
+* rubysync-0.2.1/lib/ruby_sync/connectors/base_connector.rb
+* karmasphere-client-0.6.4/lib/karmasphere/query.rb
+* roby-0.7.2/test/test_transactions.rb
+* rwddemo-0.92/extras/rconftool.rb
+* rmail-1.0.0/test/testmessage.rb
+* passenger-2.0.1/lib/passenger/abstract_server.rb
+* rubywebdialogs/rubywebdialogs.rb
+* aspectr-0.3.7/lib/aspectr.rb
+* rubywebdialogs-0.2.0/realstuff.rb
+* stick-1.3.3/lib/stick/matrix.rb
+* rb2html-2.4/rb2html/haskell_lexer.rb
+* mspire-0.3.9/lib/spec_id/srf.rb
+* rb-wartslib-0.9.14/lib/wartslib/wl-file.rb
+* sqliki_generator-0.0.4/templates/lib_sanitize_html.rb
+* rwdshell-1.00/extras/rconftool.rb
+* main-2.8.0/lib/main/base.rb
+* pseudoxml-0.1.0/RAKEFILE
+* rubytorrent-0.3/lib/rubytorrent/server.rb
+* Nephila-0.6.0/config/environment.rb
+* ruby-rpm-1.2.3/lib/rpm.rb
+* ya2yaml-0.26/lib/ya2yaml.rb
+* spree-0.2.0/vendor/rails/activesupport/lib/active_support/multibyte/handlers/utf8_handler.rb
+* rq-3.4.0/rails/vendor/rails/actionpack/test/controller/fragment_store_setting_test.rb
+* typo-5.0.3.98.1/config/environment.rb
+* aeditor-1.9/lib/aeditor/test_lexer.rb
+* gecoder-with-gecode-0.8.2/lib/gecoder/interface/constraints/set/connection.rb
+* onebody-0.3.0/vendor/rails/actionpack/test/controller/caching_test.rb
+* rwdhypernote-0.10/extras/rconftool.rb
+* radiant-0.6.7/vendor/rails/railties/lib/initializer.rb
+* rwdgutenberg-0.07/extras/rconftool.rb
+* aspectr-0-3-5/lib/aspectr.rb
+* rubygems-update-1.2.0/lib/rubygems/test_utilities.rb
+* live_console-0.1.0/lib/live_console.rb
+* html-table-1.3.1/test/tc_header.rb
+* authorails-1.0.0/lib/initializer.rb
+* allinoneruby-0.2.11/realstuff.rb
+* typo-5.0.3.98.1/db/migrate/040_attach_content_to_blog.rb
+* rq-3.4.0/lib/rq/lockfile.rb
+* rubygame-2.3.0/lib/rubygame/rect.rb
+* html-table-1.3.1/test/tc_foot.rb
+* html-table-1.3.1/test/tc_caption.rb
+* extract-curves-0.1.1/ruby_libs/pav/string/observable.rb
+* starling-0.9.3/lib/starling/runner.rb
+* RbYAML-0.2.0/lib/rbyaml/types.rb
+* rwdaddresses-1.03/extras/vpim/rrule.rb
+* Dnsruby-1.0/test/tc_tsig.rb
+* rubyscript2exe/rubyscript2exe.rb
+* rq-3.4.0/rails/vendor/rails/railties/builtin/rails_info/rails/info.rb
+* extract_curves-0.0.1/ruby_libs/pav/string/observable.rb
+* simplemapper-0.0.6/lib/simple_mapper/default_plugins/oauth.rb
+* text-hyphen-1.0.0/lib/text/hyphen/language/id.rb
+* ruby-nxt-0.8.1/examples/commands.rb
+* gettext-1.91.0/test/test_rails_caching.rb
+* rwdschedule-1.02/extras/rconftool.rb
+* rabbit-0.5.6/lib/rabbit/image/base.rb
+* sqliki-0.0.4/templates/lib_sanitize_html.rb
+* whistle-0.1.1/lib/resource.rb
+* html-table-1.3.1/examples/intermediate2.rb
+* xmlparser-0.6.8/xmlparser/samples/digesttest.rb
+* datamapper-0.3.2/lib/data_mapper/adapters/sql/mappings/table.rb
+* openwferu-0.9.17/test/raw_prog_test.rb
+* rubytorrent-0.3/lib/rubytorrent/controller.rb
+* rails-2.1.0/builtin/rails_info/rails/info.rb
+* mongrel-1.1.5/lib/mongrel.rb
+* stream-0.5/lib/stream.rb
+* dhaka-2.2.1/lib/dhaka/lexer/alphabet.rb
+* roby-0.7.2/lib/roby/planning/model.rb
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+* Dnsruby-1.0/test/tc_axfr.rb
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+* margot-0.5.0/Rakefile
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+* ruby-ajp-0.2.1/lib/net/ajp13.rb
+* radiant-0.6.7/vendor/rails/railties/builtin/rails_info/rails/info.rb
+* xmlparser-0.6.8/xmlparser/samples/digesttest2.rb
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+* reg/regvar.rb
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+* /usr/lib/ruby/1.9.0/resolv.rb
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+* /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/puppet/provider/package/appdmg.rb
+* /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/qwik/util-css.rb
+* /usr/lib/ruby/1.8/rbbr/doc/ri2.rb
+* libxml-parser-ruby1.8/examples/digesttest.rb
+* glark/optproc.rb
+* hiki/hiki/plugin.rb
+* kagemai/lib/xmlscan/parser.rb
+* actionpack/test/controller/caching_test.rb
+* activesupport/lib/active_support/multibyte/handlers/utf8_handler.rb
+* railties/builtin/rails_info/rails/info.rb
+* railties/lib/initializer.rb
+* skktools/filters/skkdictools.rb
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