Best Gauge code snippet using parser.LineText
formatter_test.go
Source: formatter_test.go
...24func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecification(c *C) {25 tokens := []*parser.Token{26 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},27 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 2},28 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Example step"},29 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Step with inline table", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Step with inline table "},30 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},31 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"<1>", "foo"}},32 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},33 }34 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")35 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)36 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,37 `# Spec Heading38## Scenario Heading39* Example step40* Step with inline table`+" "+`41 |id |name|42 |---|----|43 |<1>|foo |44 |2 |bar |45`)46}47func (s *MySuite) TestFormatTable(c *C) {48 cell1 := gauge.TableCell{"john", gauge.Static}49 cell2 := gauge.TableCell{"doe", gauge.Static}50 headers := []string{"name1", "name2"}51 cols := [][]gauge.TableCell{{cell1}, {cell2}}52 table := gauge.NewTable(headers, cols, 10)53 got := FormatTable(table)54 want := `55 |name1|name2|56 |-----|-----|57 |john |doe |58`59 c.Assert(got, Equals, want)60}61func (s *MySuite) TestFormatConcepts(c *C) {62 dictionary := gauge.NewConceptDictionary()63 step1 := &gauge.Step{Value: "sdsf", LineText: "sdsf", IsConcept: true, LineNo: 1, PreComments: []*gauge.Comment{&gauge.Comment{Value: "COMMENT", LineNo: 1}}}64 step2 := &gauge.Step{Value: "dsfdsfdsf", LineText: "dsfdsfdsf", IsConcept: true, LineNo: 2, Items: []gauge.Item{&gauge.Step{Value: "sfd", LineText: "sfd", IsConcept: false}, &gauge.Step{Value: "sdfsdf" + "T", LineText: "sdfsdf" + "T", IsConcept: false}}}65 dictionary.ConceptsMap[step1.Value] = &gauge.Concept{ConceptStep: step1, FileName: "file.cpt"}66 dictionary.ConceptsMap[step2.Value] = &gauge.Concept{ConceptStep: step2, FileName: "file.cpt"}67 formatted := FormatConcepts(dictionary)68 c.Assert(formatted["file.cpt"], Equals, `COMMENT69# sdsf70# dsfdsfdsf71* sdfsdfT72`)73}74func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTags(c *C) {75 tokens := []*parser.Token{76 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},77 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag1", "tag2"}, LineNo: 2},78 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},79 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 4},80 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 5, LineText: "Example step"},81 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading1", LineNo: 6},82 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 7},83 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},84 }85 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")86 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)87 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,88 `# My Spec Heading89tags: tag1, tag290## Scenario Heading91tags: tag3, tag492* Example step93## Scenario Heading194tags: tag3, tag495* Example step96`)97}98func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTagsInMutipleLines(c *C) {99 tokens := []*parser.Token{100 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},101 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag1", "tag2"}, LineNo: 2},102 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 3},103 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag5"}, LineNo: 4},104 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 5},105 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 6},106 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 7, LineText: "Example step"},107 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading1", LineNo: 8},108 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 9},109 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 10, LineText: "Example step"},110 }111 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")112 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)113 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,114 `# My Spec Heading115tags: tag1, tag2,`+string(" \n ")+`tag3, tag4,`+string(" \n ")+`tag5116## Scenario Heading117tags: tag3, tag4118* Example step119## Scenario Heading1120tags: tag3, tag4121* Example step122`)123}124func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTeardownSteps(c *C) {125 tokens := []*parser.Token{126 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},127 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag1", "tag2"}, LineNo: 2},128 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},129 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 4},130 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 5, LineText: "Example step"},131 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading1", LineNo: 6},132 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TagKind, Args: []string{"tag3", "tag4"}, LineNo: 7},133 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},134 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TearDownKind, Value: "____", LineNo: 9},135 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step1", LineNo: 10, LineText: "Example step1"},136 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step2", LineNo: 11, LineText: "Example step2"},137 }138 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")139 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)140 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,141 `# My Spec Heading142tags: tag1, tag2143## Scenario Heading144tags: tag3, tag4145* Example step146## Scenario Heading1147tags: tag3, tag4148* Example step149____150* Example step1151* Example step2152`)153}154func (s *MySuite) TestFormatStep(c *C) {155 step := &gauge.Step{Value: "my step with {}, {}, {} and {}", Args: []*gauge.StepArg{&gauge.StepArg{Value: "static \"foo\"", ArgType: gauge.Static},156 &gauge.StepArg{Name: "dynamic", Value: "\"foo\"", ArgType: gauge.Dynamic},157 &gauge.StepArg{Name: "file:user\".txt", ArgType: gauge.SpecialString},158 &gauge.StepArg{Name: "table :hell\".csv", ArgType: gauge.SpecialTable}}}159 formatted := FormatStep(step)160 c.Assert(formatted, Equals, `* my step with "static \"foo\"", <dynamic>, <file:user\".txt> and <table :hell\".csv>161`)162}163func (s *MySuite) TestFormattingWithTableAsAComment(c *C) {164 tokens := []*parser.Token{165 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},166 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 2},167 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 3},168 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},169 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},170 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},171 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 7},172 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name1|"},173 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},174 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},175 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 11, LineText: "Example step"},176 }177 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")178 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)179 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,180 `# My Spec Heading181## Scenario Heading182 |id|name|183 |--|----|184 |1 |foo |185 |2 |bar |186 |id|name1|187 |1|foo|188|2|bar|189* Example step190`)191}192func (s *MySuite) TestFormatSpecificationWithTableContainingDynamicParameters(c *C) {193 tokens := []*parser.Token{194 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},195 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "foo"}},196 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "f"}},197 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 2},198 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Example step"},199 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Step with inline table", LineNo: 3, LineText: "Step with inline table "},200 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},201 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},202 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},203 }204 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")205 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)206 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,207 `# Spec Heading208 |id|foo|209 |--|---|210 |1 |f |211## Scenario Heading212* Example step213* Step with inline table 214 |id|name |215 |--|-----|216 |1 |<foo>|217 |2 |bar |218`)219}220func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldRetainNewlines(c *C) {221 tokens := []*parser.Token{222 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},223 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 2},224 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 3},225 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},226 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},227 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},228 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},229 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step"},230 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},231 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},232 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},233 }234 env.AllowScenarioDatatable = func() bool { return true }235 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")236 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)237 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,238 `# My Spec Heading239## Scenario Heading240 |id|name|241 |--|----|242 |1 |foo |243 |2 |bar |244* Example step 245 |id|name |246 |--|-----|247 |1 |<foo>|248 |2 |bar |249`)250}251func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldRetainNewlinesBetweenSteps(c *C) {252 tokens := []*parser.Token{253 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},254 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},255 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 6, LineText: "Example step", Suffix: "\n\n"},256 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 9, LineText: "Example step", Suffix: "\n\n"},257 }258 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")259 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)260 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,261 `# My Spec Heading262## Scenario Heading263* Example step264* Example step265`)266}267func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldStripDuplicateNewlinesBeforeInlineTable(c *C) {268 tokens := []*parser.Token{269 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},270 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 2},271 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 3},272 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},273 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},274 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},275 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},276 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step\n\n"},277 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},278 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},279 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},280 }281 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")282 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)283 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,284 `# My Spec Heading285## Scenario Heading286 |id|name|287 |--|----|288 |1 |foo |289 |2 |bar |290* Example step 291 |id|name |292 |--|-----|293 |1 |<foo>|294 |2 |bar |295`)296}297func (s *MySuite) TestFormatShouldStripDuplicateNewlinesBeforeInlineTableInTeardown(c *C) {298 tokens := []*parser.Token{299 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.SpecKind, Value: "My Spec Heading", LineNo: 1},300 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 2},301 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 3},302 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.ScenarioKind, Value: "Scenario Heading", LineNo: 4},303 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}, LineText: " |id|name|"},304 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "foo"}, LineText: " |1|foo|"},305 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}, LineText: "|2|bar|"},306 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step\n\n"},307 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},308 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},309 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},310 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 10},311 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TearDownKind, Value: "____", LineNo: 9},312 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.CommentKind, Value: "\n", LineNo: 10},313 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.StepKind, Value: "Example step", LineNo: 8, LineText: "Example step\n\n\n"},314 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableHeader, Args: []string{"id", "name"}},315 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"1", "<foo>"}},316 &parser.Token{Kind: gauge.TableRow, Args: []string{"2", "bar"}},317 }318 spec, _, _ := new(parser.SpecParser).CreateSpecification(tokens, gauge.NewConceptDictionary(), "")319 formatted := FormatSpecification(spec)320 c.Assert(formatted, Equals,321 `# My Spec Heading322## Scenario Heading323 |id|name|324 |--|----|325 |1 |foo |326 |2 |bar |327* Example step ...
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Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 p := css.NewParser([]byte("body { color: red; }"))4 for {5 tok, data := p.Next()6 switch tok {7 fmt.Printf("%s8 fmt.Printf("%s9 fmt.Printf("%s10 fmt.Printf("%s11 fmt.Printf("%s12 fmt.Printf("%s13 fmt.Printf("%s14 fmt.Printf("%s15 fmt.Printf("%s16 fmt.Printf("%s17 fmt.Printf("%s18 fmt.Printf("%s19 fmt.Printf("%s20 fmt.Printf("%s21 fmt.Printf("%s22 fmt.Printf("%s23 fmt.Printf("%s24 fmt.Printf("%s25 fmt.Printf("%s26 fmt.Printf("%s27 fmt.Printf("%s28 fmt.Printf("%s29 fmt.Printf("%s30 fmt.Printf("%s31 fmt.Printf("%s32 fmt.Printf("%s
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Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 parser, err := asm.NewParserFromFile("test.ll")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println(err)6 }7 for i := 0; i < parser.LineCount(); i++ {8 fmt.Println(parser.LineText(i))9 }10}11; ModuleID = 'test.ll'12define i32 @main() {13}
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1import (2func main() {3 p := parse.NewInputString("Hello World")4 fmt.Println(p.LineText())5}6LineText() Method7func (p *Input) LineText() string8LineCount() Method
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Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")4 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))5}6import (7func main() {8 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")9 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))10}11import (12func main() {13 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")14 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))15}16import (17func main() {18 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")19 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))20}21import (22func main() {23 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")24 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))25}26import (27func main() {28 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")29 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))30}31import (32func main() {33 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")34 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))35}36import (37func main() {38 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")39 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))40}41import (42func main() {43 p := parser.NewParser("1.txt")44 fmt.Println(p.LineText(2))45}46import (47func main() {
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Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 input := antlr.NewInputStream("hello world")4 lexer := lexer.NewchurchLexer(input)5 stream := antlr.NewCommonTokenStream(lexer, 0)6 p := parser.NewchurchParser(stream)7 tree := p.Start()8 fmt.Println(tree.GetText())9 fmt.Println(tree.GetPayload())10 fmt.Println(tree.GetSourceInterval())11 fmt.Println(tree.GetLine())12 fmt.Println(tree.GetCharPositionInLine())13 fmt.Println(tree.GetParent())14 fmt.Println(tree.GetChildCount())15 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(0))16 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(1))17 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(2))18 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(3))19 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(4))20 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(5))21 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(6))22 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(7))23 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(8))24 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(9))25 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(10))26 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(11))27 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(12))28 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(13))29 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(14))30 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(15))31 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(16))32 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(17))33 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(18))34 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(19))35 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(20))36 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(21))37 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(22))38 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(23))39 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(24))40 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(25))41 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(26))42 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(27))43 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(28))44 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(29))45 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(30))46 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(31))47 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(32))48 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(33))49 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(34))50 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(35))51 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(36))52 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(37))53 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(38))54 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(39))55 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(40))56 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(41))57 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(42))58 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(43))59 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(44))60 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(45))61 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(46))62 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(47))63 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(48))64 fmt.Println(tree.GetChild(49))65 fmt.Println(tree
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Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 p := xc.NewParser("1.go")4 for {5 t, err := p.Next()6 if err != nil {7 }8 fmt.Println(t.LineText())9 }10}11import (12func main() {13 p := xc.NewParser("1.go")14 for {15 t, err := p.Next()16 if err != nil {17 }18 fmt.Println(t.LineText())19 }20}21import (22func main() {23 p := xc.NewParser("1.go")24 for {
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1import (2func main() {3 p, err := parser.NewFile("test.s")4 if err != nil {5 log.Fatal(err)6 }7 if err := p.Parse(); err != nil {8 log.Fatal(err)9 }10 for i := 0; i < p.LineCount(); i++ {11 lineText, err := p.LineText(i)12 if err != nil {13 log.Fatal(err)14 }15 fmt.Println(lineText)16 }17}
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