How to use checkCircularReferencing method of parser Package

Best Gauge code snippet using parser.checkCircularReferencing

conceptParser.go

Source: conceptParser.go Github

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...227 return parseRes.ParseErrors228}229func validateConcepts(conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary) *ParseResult {230 for _, concept := range conceptDictionary.ConceptsMap {231 err := checkCircularReferencing(conceptDictionary, concept.ConceptStep, nil)232 if err != nil {233 return &ParseResult{CriticalErrors: []ParseError{err.(ParseError)}, FileName: concept.FileName}234 }235 }236 return &ParseResult{ParseErrors: []ParseError{}}237}238func checkCircularReferencing(conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary, concept *gauge.Step, traversedSteps map[string]string) error {239 if traversedSteps == nil {240 traversedSteps = make(map[string]string, 0)241 }242 currentConceptFileName := conceptDictionary.Search(concept.Value).FileName243 traversedSteps[concept.Value] = currentConceptFileName244 for _, step := range concept.ConceptSteps {245 if fileName, exists := traversedSteps[step.Value]; exists {246 return ParseError{247 FileName: fileName,248 LineText: step.LineText,249 LineNo: concept.LineNo,250 Message: fmt.Sprintf("Circular reference found in concept. \"%s\" => %s:%d", concept.LineText, fileName, step.LineNo),251 }252 }253 if step.IsConcept {254 if err := checkCircularReferencing(conceptDictionary, step, traversedSteps); err != nil {255 return err256 }257 }258 }259 delete(traversedSteps, concept.Value)260 return nil261}...

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checkCircularReferencing

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Enter the number of files")4 fmt.Scan(&num)5 fmt.Println("Enter the file names")6 for i := 0; i < num; i++ {7 fmt.Scan(&file)8 files = append(files, file)9 }10 p := parser{}11 p.checkCircularReferencing(files)12}13import (14type parser struct {15}16func (p parser) checkCircularReferencing(files []string) {17 for _, file := range files {18 fileNames = append(fileNames, file)19 }20 for _, file := range files {21 f, err := os.Open(file)22 if err != nil {23 fmt.Println(err)24 }25 scanner := bufio.NewScanner(f)26 for scanner.Scan() {27 line = scanner.Text()28 if strings.Contains(line, "import") {29 line = strings.Trim(line, "import")30 line = strings.Trim(line, " ")31 line = strings.Trim(line, "(")32 line = strings.Trim(line, ")")33 line = strings.Trim(line, "\"")34 line = strings.Trim(line, ";")35 line = strings.Trim(line, " ")36 if strings.Contains(line, ",") {37 fileNames = append(fileNames, strings.Split(line, ",")...)38 } else {39 fileNames = append(fileNames, line)40 }41 }42 }43 f.Close()44 }45 for _, file := range fileNames {46 for _, file1 := range fileNames {47 if file == file1 {48 fmt.Println("Circular referencing in files")49 }50 }51 }52 fmt.Println("No circular referencing")53}

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checkCircularReferencing

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1import (2func main() {3 p.CheckCircularReferencing(file_name)4}5import (6type Parser struct {7}8func (p Parser) CheckCircularReferencing(file_name string) {9 var file, err = os.Open(file_name)10 if err != nil {11 fmt.Println("Error while opening file")12 fmt.Println(err)13 }14 var scanner = bufio.NewScanner(file)15 var file_content = make(map[string]string)16 for scanner.Scan() {17 var line = scanner.Text()18 var key_value = strings.Split(line, "=")19 file_content_keys = append(file_content_keys, key_value[0])20 }21 for _, key := range file_content_keys {22 var visited_keys = make(map[string]bool)23 for {24 if current_value == "" {25 }26 if visited_keys[current_value] {27 fmt.Println("Circular Referencing found in file")28 fmt.Println("Key: " + current_key + " Value: " + current_value)29 }

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 p := parser.NewParser()5 p.CheckCircularReferencing()6}7import (8type Parser struct {9}10func NewParser() *Parser {11 return &Parser{}12}13func (p *Parser) CheckCircularReferencing() {14 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")15}16func main() {17 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")18 p := parser.NewParser()19 p.CheckCircularReferencing()20}21 /​usr/​local/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test (from $GOROOT)22 /​Users/​rahulmadduluri/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test (from $GOPATH)23 /​usr/​local/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test/​parser (from $GOROOT)24 /​Users/​rahulmadduluri/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test/​parser (from $GOPATH)25 /​usr/​local/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test/​parser (from $GOROOT)26 /​Users/​rahulmadduluri/​go/​src/​github.com/​rahulmadduluri/​test/​parser (from $GOPATH)

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