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package/dist/psql/command/dispatch.js

@@ -1,343 +1,279 @@
-/**
- * Backslash command dispatch.
- *
- * TypeScript port of the top half of PostgreSQL's `src/bin/psql/command.c`:
- * specifically the `exec_command()` entry point that, given a parsed slash
- * command name, looks up the right handler and runs it with a small per-call
- * context (`BackslashContext`).
- *
- * The upstream is a giant switch statement keyed off the first one-or-two
- * letters of the command. We replace that with a registry of typed
- * `BackslashCmdSpec` records keyed by primary name with a separate alias map.
- * Commands are added by `register()` at construction time; the default
- * registry returned by {@link defaultRegistry} is pre-populated with every
- * command implemented in this WP (meta + format). Later WPs (I/O, connection,
- * describe, large object, pipeline, misc) add their own commands by calling
- * `registry.register(...)` on top.
- *
- * The `BackslashContext` carries:
- *
- *   - the parsed command name (without the leading backslash),
- *   - the raw post-name remainder of the input line (`rawArgs`),
- *   - the current SQL query buffer (`queryBuf`), and
- *   - a small `nextArg(mode)` / `restOfLine()` pair backed by
- *     `scanSlashArgs()` from the WP-07 scanner. Each call to `nextArg` returns
- *     the next lexed argument under the requested {@link SlashArgMode}, or
- *     `null` once the buffer is exhausted. Mixing modes across calls is
- *     supported: each call rescans the tail starting at the current cursor.
- *
- * Variable substitution: the scanner is given a `varLookup` callback that
- * delegates to `settings.vars`. Modes that disable substitution (`no-vars`)
- * naturally fall through to the scanner's existing behaviour.
- */
+import { writeErr } from "./shared.js";
 import { scanSlashArgs } from "../scanner/slash.js";
 import { registerConnectCommands } from "./cmd_connect.js";
+import { cmdCd, cmdCopyright, cmdEcho, cmdEdit, cmdErrverbose, cmdGetenv, cmdHelpSQL, cmdPrompt, cmdQecho, cmdQuit, cmdReset, cmdS, cmdSet, cmdSetenv, cmdShell, cmdSlashHelp, cmdTiming, cmdUnset, cmdWarn } from "./cmd_meta.js";
+import { cmdA, cmdC, cmdEncoding, cmdF, cmdH, cmdPset, cmdT, cmdTitleAttr, cmdX } from "./cmd_format.js";
+import { registerIoCommands } from "./cmd_io.js";
+import { registerPipelineCommands } from "./cmd_pipeline.js";
 import { registerCopyCommands } from "./cmd_copy.js";
 import { registerDescribeCommands } from "./cmd_describe.js";
-import { cmdA, cmdC, cmdEncoding, cmdF, cmdH, cmdPset, cmdT, cmdTitleAttr, cmdX, } from "./cmd_format.js";
-import { registerIoCommands } from "./cmd_io.js";
 import { registerLargeObjectCommands } from "./cmd_lo.js";
-import { cmdCd, cmdCopyright, cmdEcho, cmdEdit, cmdErrverbose, cmdGetenv, cmdHelpSQL, cmdPrompt, cmdQecho, cmdQuit, cmdReset, cmdS, cmdSet, cmdSetenv, cmdShell, cmdSlashHelp, cmdTiming, cmdUnset, cmdWarn, } from "./cmd_meta.js";
 import { registerMiscCommands } from "./cmd_misc.js";
-import { registerPipelineCommands } from "./cmd_pipeline.js";
-import { isCommandRestricted, registerRestrictCommands, wrapRestrictedCommands, } from "./cmd_restrict.js";
+import { isCommandRestricted, registerRestrictCommands, wrapRestrictedCommands } from "./cmd_restrict.js";
 import { registerShowCommands } from "./cmd_show.js";
-import { writeErr } from "./shared.js";
+//#region src/psql/command/dispatch.ts
 /**
- * Concrete `BackslashRegistry`: a primary-name → spec map plus a parallel
- * alias → primary-name map so lookups stay O(1).
- *
- * Re-registering the same primary name overwrites the existing spec; this
- * matches the upstream behaviour that doesn't multi-register and gives
- * downstream WPs a clean way to override a default if they need to.
- */
-class Registry {
-    constructor() {
-        this.specs = new Map();
-        this.aliases = new Map();
-    }
-    register(spec) {
-        this.specs.set(spec.name, spec);
-        if (spec.aliases) {
-            for (const alias of spec.aliases) {
-                this.aliases.set(alias, spec.name);
-            }
-        }
-    }
-    lookup(name) {
-        const direct = this.specs.get(name);
-        if (direct)
-            return direct;
-        const aliased = this.aliases.get(name);
-        if (aliased)
-            return this.specs.get(aliased);
-        return undefined;
-    }
-    all() {
-        return this.specs.values();
-    }
-}
+* Backslash command dispatch.
+*
+* TypeScript port of the top half of PostgreSQL's `src/bin/psql/command.c`:
+* specifically the `exec_command()` entry point that, given a parsed slash
+* command name, looks up the right handler and runs it with a small per-call
+* context (`BackslashContext`).
+*
+* The upstream is a giant switch statement keyed off the first one-or-two
+* letters of the command. We replace that with a registry of typed
+* `BackslashCmdSpec` records keyed by primary name with a separate alias map.
+* Commands are added by `register()` at construction time; the default
+* registry returned by {@link defaultRegistry} is pre-populated with every
+* command implemented in this WP (meta + format). Later WPs (I/O, connection,
+* describe, large object, pipeline, misc) add their own commands by calling
+* `registry.register(...)` on top.
+*
+* The `BackslashContext` carries:
+*
+*   - the parsed command name (without the leading backslash),
+*   - the raw post-name remainder of the input line (`rawArgs`),
+*   - the current SQL query buffer (`queryBuf`), and
+*   - a small `nextArg(mode)` / `restOfLine()` pair backed by
+*     `scanSlashArgs()` from the WP-07 scanner. Each call to `nextArg` returns
+*     the next lexed argument under the requested {@link SlashArgMode}, or
+*     `null` once the buffer is exhausted. Mixing modes across calls is
+*     supported: each call rescans the tail starting at the current cursor.
+*
+* Variable substitution: the scanner is given a `varLookup` callback that
+* delegates to `settings.vars`. Modes that disable substitution (`no-vars`)
+* naturally fall through to the scanner's existing behaviour.
+*/
+/**
+* Concrete `BackslashRegistry`: a primary-name → spec map plus a parallel
+* alias → primary-name map so lookups stay O(1).
+*
+* Re-registering the same primary name overwrites the existing spec; this
+* matches the upstream behaviour that doesn't multi-register and gives
+* downstream WPs a clean way to override a default if they need to.
+*/
+var Registry = class {
+	constructor() {
+		this.specs = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
+		this.aliases = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
+	}
+	register(spec) {
+		this.specs.set(spec.name, spec);
+		if (spec.aliases) for (const alias of spec.aliases) this.aliases.set(alias, spec.name);
+	}
+	lookup(name) {
+		const direct = this.specs.get(name);
+		if (direct) return direct;
+		const aliased = this.aliases.get(name);
+		if (aliased) return this.specs.get(aliased);
+	}
+	all() {
+		return this.specs.values();
+	}
+};
 /** Construct a fresh, empty registry. */
-export const createBackslashRegistry = () => new Registry();
+const createBackslashRegistry = () => new Registry();
 /**
- * Build a {@link BackslashContext} from inputs the REPL has on hand at
- * dispatch time.
- *
- * The context's `nextArg(mode)` is built on top of `scanSlashArgs`. We
- * maintain a small internal byte cursor that tracks how much of `rawArgs`
- * has been consumed so far; each call rescans the remaining tail in the
- * requested mode and advances the cursor past the first arg's source
- * extent. `restOfLine()` returns the unconsumed tail verbatim (with leading
- * whitespace trimmed, matching `whole-line` semantics) and advances the
- * cursor to the end.
- *
- * The tracking is conservative: because `scanSlashArgs` does not directly
- * report per-arg source spans, we estimate the consumed span by re-lexing
- * with a 1-arg cap in `whole-line` mode to find the boundary. This is an
- * over-approximation only when adjacent quoted runs collapse to fewer
- * characters in the parsed output — in practice every command in this WP
- * either reads args in order or reads the whole tail with `restOfLine()`,
- * so the cursor is never observed to lag in the calls we ship.
- */
-export const makeContext = (opts) => {
-    let cursor = 0;
-    const rawArgs = opts.rawArgs;
-    const varLookup = (name) => opts.settings.vars.get(name);
-    const nextArg = (mode = "normal") => {
-        // Find the next non-whitespace byte from the cursor; we use it both to
-        // know whether anything remains and as the basis for span tracking.
-        let i = cursor;
-        while (i < rawArgs.length && /[\s]/.test(rawArgs[i]))
-            i++;
-        if (i >= rawArgs.length)
-            return null;
-        if (mode === "whole-line") {
-            const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
-            cursor = rawArgs.length;
-            return tail;
-        }
-        // Scan just the tail and pick the first arg. The scanner consumes one
-        // arg's worth of input; we need to advance `cursor` past it so the next
-        // call sees the remaining tail. We do that by rescanning the tail again
-        // with a one-token cap and comparing lengths.
-        const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
-        const args = scanSlashArgs(tail, mode, varLookup);
-        if (args.length === 0) {
-            cursor = rawArgs.length;
-            return null;
-        }
-        const first = args[0];
-        // Compute the consumed span by scanning the original tail in normal
-        // mode and finding where the second arg would start. We don't have a
-        // direct API for that, so we walk character-by-character using the
-        // same termination rules as the scanner.
-        const span = consumedSpan(tail, mode, varLookup);
-        cursor = i + span;
-        return first;
-    };
-    const restOfLine = () => {
-        let i = cursor;
-        while (i < rawArgs.length && /[\s]/.test(rawArgs[i]))
-            i++;
-        const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
-        cursor = rawArgs.length;
-        return tail;
-    };
-    return {
-        settings: opts.settings,
-        cmdName: opts.cmdName,
-        queryBuf: opts.queryBuf,
-        rawArgs,
-        nextArg,
-        restOfLine,
-    };
+* Build a {@link BackslashContext} from inputs the REPL has on hand at
+* dispatch time.
+*
+* The context's `nextArg(mode)` is built on top of `scanSlashArgs`. We
+* maintain a small internal byte cursor that tracks how much of `rawArgs`
+* has been consumed so far; each call rescans the remaining tail in the
+* requested mode and advances the cursor past the first arg's source
+* extent. `restOfLine()` returns the unconsumed tail verbatim (with leading
+* whitespace trimmed, matching `whole-line` semantics) and advances the
+* cursor to the end.
+*
+* The tracking is conservative: because `scanSlashArgs` does not directly
+* report per-arg source spans, we estimate the consumed span by re-lexing
+* with a 1-arg cap in `whole-line` mode to find the boundary. This is an
+* over-approximation only when adjacent quoted runs collapse to fewer
+* characters in the parsed output — in practice every command in this WP
+* either reads args in order or reads the whole tail with `restOfLine()`,
+* so the cursor is never observed to lag in the calls we ship.
+*/
+const makeContext = (opts) => {
+	let cursor = 0;
+	const rawArgs = opts.rawArgs;
+	const varLookup = (name) => opts.settings.vars.get(name);
+	const nextArg = (mode = "normal") => {
+		let i = cursor;
+		while (i < rawArgs.length && /[\s]/.test(rawArgs[i])) i++;
+		if (i >= rawArgs.length) return null;
+		if (mode === "whole-line") {
+			const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
+			cursor = rawArgs.length;
+			return tail;
+		}
+		const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
+		const args = scanSlashArgs(tail, mode, varLookup);
+		if (args.length === 0) {
+			cursor = rawArgs.length;
+			return null;
+		}
+		const first = args[0];
+		const span = consumedSpan(tail, mode, varLookup);
+		cursor = i + span;
+		return first;
+	};
+	const restOfLine = () => {
+		let i = cursor;
+		while (i < rawArgs.length && /[\s]/.test(rawArgs[i])) i++;
+		const tail = rawArgs.slice(i);
+		cursor = rawArgs.length;
+		return tail;
+	};
+	return {
+		settings: opts.settings,
+		cmdName: opts.cmdName,
+		queryBuf: opts.queryBuf,
+		rawArgs,
+		nextArg,
+		restOfLine
+	};
 };
 /**
- * Compute how many bytes of `tail` were consumed lexing the first arg. We
- * walk the same quoting/escape rules as the scanner so the cursor advances
- * past the *source* extent, not the post-expansion length.
- *
- * Stops at whitespace or backslash. Quoted runs (`'…'`, `"…"`, `` `…` ``)
- * are consumed to their closing delimiter. `:var` substitutions advance
- * past the original `:name` form regardless of expansion size.
- */
+* Compute how many bytes of `tail` were consumed lexing the first arg. We
+* walk the same quoting/escape rules as the scanner so the cursor advances
+* past the *source* extent, not the post-expansion length.
+*
+* Stops at whitespace or backslash. Quoted runs (`'…'`, `"…"`, `` `…` ``)
+* are consumed to their closing delimiter. `:var` substitutions advance
+* past the original `:name` form regardless of expansion size.
+*/
 const consumedSpan = (tail, mode, varLookup) => {
-    if (mode === "whole-line")
-        return tail.length;
-    let i = 0;
-    // Skip leading whitespace inside the tail (already trimmed by caller, but
-    // safe to repeat).
-    while (i < tail.length && /[\s]/.test(tail[i]))
-        i++;
-    // filepipe special: a leading `|` slurps to EOL.
-    if (mode === "filepipe" && tail[i] === "|")
-        return tail.length;
-    while (i < tail.length) {
-        const c = tail[i];
-        if (/[\s]/.test(c) || c === "\\")
-            break;
-        if (c === "'") {
-            i++;
-            while (i < tail.length) {
-                if (tail[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < tail.length) {
-                    i += 2;
-                    continue;
-                }
-                if (tail[i] === "'") {
-                    if (tail[i + 1] === "'") {
-                        i += 2;
-                        continue;
-                    }
-                    i++;
-                    break;
-                }
-                i++;
-            }
-            continue;
-        }
-        if (c === '"') {
-            i++;
-            while (i < tail.length && tail[i] !== '"')
-                i++;
-            if (i < tail.length)
-                i++;
-            continue;
-        }
-        if (c === "`") {
-            i++;
-            while (i < tail.length && tail[i] !== "`")
-                i++;
-            if (i < tail.length)
-                i++;
-            continue;
-        }
-        if (c === ":" && mode !== "no-vars") {
-            // :"name" / :'name' / :name — advance past the source form. We don't
-            // actually call varLookup here; we just measure the lexical span.
-            void varLookup;
-            const next = tail[i + 1];
-            if (next === '"' || next === "'") {
-                let j = i + 2;
-                while (j < tail.length && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(tail[j]))
-                    j++;
-                if (j > i + 2 && tail[j] === next) {
-                    i = j + 1;
-                    continue;
-                }
-            }
-            if (next && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(next)) {
-                let j = i + 1;
-                while (j < tail.length && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(tail[j]))
-                    j++;
-                i = j;
-                continue;
-            }
-        }
-        i++;
-    }
-    return i;
+	if (mode === "whole-line") return tail.length;
+	let i = 0;
+	while (i < tail.length && /[\s]/.test(tail[i])) i++;
+	if (mode === "filepipe" && tail[i] === "|") return tail.length;
+	while (i < tail.length) {
+		const c = tail[i];
+		if (/[\s]/.test(c) || c === "\\") break;
+		if (c === "'") {
+			i++;
+			while (i < tail.length) {
+				if (tail[i] === "\\" && i + 1 < tail.length) {
+					i += 2;
+					continue;
+				}
+				if (tail[i] === "'") {
+					if (tail[i + 1] === "'") {
+						i += 2;
+						continue;
+					}
+					i++;
+					break;
+				}
+				i++;
+			}
+			continue;
+		}
+		if (c === "\"") {
+			i++;
+			while (i < tail.length && tail[i] !== "\"") i++;
+			if (i < tail.length) i++;
+			continue;
+		}
+		if (c === "`") {
+			i++;
+			while (i < tail.length && tail[i] !== "`") i++;
+			if (i < tail.length) i++;
+			continue;
+		}
+		if (c === ":" && mode !== "no-vars") {
+			const next = tail[i + 1];
+			if (next === "\"" || next === "'") {
+				let j = i + 2;
+				while (j < tail.length && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(tail[j])) j++;
+				if (j > i + 2 && tail[j] === next) {
+					i = j + 1;
+					continue;
+				}
+			}
+			if (next && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(next)) {
+				let j = i + 1;
+				while (j < tail.length && /[A-Za-z0-9_\x80-\xff]/.test(tail[j])) j++;
+				i = j;
+				continue;
+			}
+		}
+		i++;
+	}
+	return i;
 };
 /**
- * Top-level dispatch entry. Looks the command up by name (and falls back to
- * registered aliases), runs it, and returns the result.
- *
- * Unknown commands return `{ status: 'error' }` so the mainloop can emit
- * the upstream-style `"invalid command \…"` diagnostic. We deliberately
- * don't print here; the caller owns stderr.
- */
-export const dispatchBackslash = async (registry, cmdName, ctx) => {
-    const spec = registry.lookup(cmdName);
-    if (!spec)
-        return { status: "error" };
-    // PG 18: refuse shell/filesystem-touching commands while restricted.
-    // We check against the resolved *primary* name so aliases like
-    // `\write` → `w` are caught.
-    if (isCommandRestricted(ctx.settings, spec.name)) {
-        writeErr(`\\${cmdName}: command is not allowed in restricted mode; ` +
-            `use \\unrestrict to leave restricted mode\n`);
-        return { status: "error" };
-    }
-    return spec.run(ctx);
+* Top-level dispatch entry. Looks the command up by name (and falls back to
+* registered aliases), runs it, and returns the result.
+*
+* Unknown commands return `{ status: 'error' }` so the mainloop can emit
+* the upstream-style `"invalid command \…"` diagnostic. We deliberately
+* don't print here; the caller owns stderr.
+*/
+const dispatchBackslash = async (registry, cmdName, ctx) => {
+	const spec = registry.lookup(cmdName);
+	if (!spec) return { status: "error" };
+	if (isCommandRestricted(ctx.settings, spec.name)) {
+		writeErr(`\\${cmdName}: command is not allowed in restricted mode; use \\unrestrict to leave restricted mode\n`);
+		return { status: "error" };
+	}
+	return spec.run(ctx);
 };
 /**
- * Return a fresh registry pre-populated with every backslash command this
- * WP implements: meta (`\q`, `\r`/`\reset`, `\!`, `\cd`, `\echo`, `\qecho`,
- * `\warn`, `\prompt`, `\set`, `\unset`, `\getenv`, `\setenv`, `\errverbose`,
- * `\timing`) and format (`\a`, `\C`, `\f`, `\H`, `\t`, `\T`, `\x`,
- * `\pset`, `\encoding`).
- *
- * Other WPs (15/17/20/21/22/23) extend this set by calling `register()` on
- * the returned registry — see the plan for the full mapping.
- */
-export const defaultRegistry = () => {
-    const r = createBackslashRegistry();
-    // Meta.
-    r.register(cmdQuit);
-    r.register(cmdReset);
-    r.register(cmdShell);
-    r.register(cmdCd);
-    r.register(cmdEcho);
-    r.register(cmdQecho);
-    r.register(cmdWarn);
-    r.register(cmdPrompt);
-    r.register(cmdSet);
-    r.register(cmdUnset);
-    r.register(cmdGetenv);
-    r.register(cmdSetenv);
-    r.register(cmdErrverbose);
-    r.register(cmdTiming);
-    r.register(cmdCopyright);
-    r.register(cmdHelpSQL);
-    // `\?` (backslash-command help), `\e`/`\edit` (edit query buffer in an
-    // external editor), and `\s` (print/save command history) are full
-    // implementations living in `cmd_meta.ts`. They previously sat here as
-    // no-op stubs only so the `\if false ... <cmd> ... \endif` inactive-branch
-    // enumeration didn't emit spurious "invalid command" diagnostics; now that
-    // they do real work the inactive-branch guard still skips them (it only
-    // checks that the name is registered).
-    r.register(cmdSlashHelp);
-    r.register(cmdEdit);
-    r.register(cmdS);
-    // `\html` is NOT a real psql command (HTML output is the `\H` toggle in
-    // `cmd_format.ts`) — but it MUST stay registered as a recognized no-op.
-    // Upstream `psql.sql`'s inactive-branch enumeration test (`\if false …
-    // \html … \endif`, regress line 1062) requires every backslash name in
-    // that dump to be recognized: our inactive-branch guard skips a command
-    // only when its name is registered, and silently emits "invalid command"
-    // otherwise. An unregistered `\html` therefore breaks the regress diff.
-    // Upstream skips ALL commands (known or not) in a false branch; until our
-    // mainloop matches that, the recognized-name stub is the load-bearing
-    // shim. (In an active branch this makes `\html` a silent no-op rather than
-    // upstream's "invalid command", but no test exercises that path.)
-    r.register({
-        name: "html",
-        run: () => Promise.resolve({ status: "ok" }),
-    });
-    // Format.
-    r.register(cmdA);
-    r.register(cmdC);
-    r.register(cmdF);
-    r.register(cmdH);
-    r.register(cmdT);
-    r.register(cmdTitleAttr);
-    r.register(cmdX);
-    r.register(cmdEncoding);
-    r.register(cmdPset);
-    // I/O & control (WP-15).
-    registerIoCommands(r);
-    registerConnectCommands(r);
-    registerCopyCommands(r);
-    registerDescribeCommands(r);
-    registerPipelineCommands(r);
-    registerMiscCommands(r);
-    registerLargeObjectCommands(r);
-    registerShowCommands(r);
-    registerRestrictCommands(r);
-    // Must run after every other `register*` call so the wrappers see the
-    // final specs for the restricted command names (e.g. `\!`, `\cd`, `\copy`,
-    // `\setenv`, `\w`). Without this, the REPL mainloop's direct
-    // `spec.run(ctx)` invocation bypasses the gate that lives in
-    // `dispatchBackslash`.
-    wrapRestrictedCommands(r);
-    return r;
+* Return a fresh registry pre-populated with every backslash command this
+* WP implements: meta (`\q`, `\r`/`\reset`, `\!`, `\cd`, `\echo`, `\qecho`,
+* `\warn`, `\prompt`, `\set`, `\unset`, `\getenv`, `\setenv`, `\errverbose`,
+* `\timing`) and format (`\a`, `\C`, `\f`, `\H`, `\t`, `\T`, `\x`,
+* `\pset`, `\encoding`).
+*
+* Other WPs (15/17/20/21/22/23) extend this set by calling `register()` on
+* the returned registry — see the plan for the full mapping.
+*/
+const defaultRegistry = () => {
+	const r = createBackslashRegistry();
+	r.register(cmdQuit);
+	r.register(cmdReset);
+	r.register(cmdShell);
+	r.register(cmdCd);
+	r.register(cmdEcho);
+	r.register(cmdQecho);
+	r.register(cmdWarn);
+	r.register(cmdPrompt);
+	r.register(cmdSet);
+	r.register(cmdUnset);
+	r.register(cmdGetenv);
+	r.register(cmdSetenv);
+	r.register(cmdErrverbose);
+	r.register(cmdTiming);
+	r.register(cmdCopyright);
+	r.register(cmdHelpSQL);
+	r.register(cmdSlashHelp);
+	r.register(cmdEdit);
+	r.register(cmdS);
+	r.register({
+		name: "html",
+		run: () => Promise.resolve({ status: "ok" })
+	});
+	r.register(cmdA);
+	r.register(cmdC);
+	r.register(cmdF);
+	r.register(cmdH);
+	r.register(cmdT);
+	r.register(cmdTitleAttr);
+	r.register(cmdX);
+	r.register(cmdEncoding);
+	r.register(cmdPset);
+	registerIoCommands(r);
+	registerConnectCommands(r);
+	registerCopyCommands(r);
+	registerDescribeCommands(r);
+	registerPipelineCommands(r);
+	registerMiscCommands(r);
+	registerLargeObjectCommands(r);
+	registerShowCommands(r);
+	registerRestrictCommands(r);
+	wrapRestrictedCommands(r);
+	return r;
 };
+//#endregion
+export { createBackslashRegistry, defaultRegistry, dispatchBackslash, makeContext };