Best Python code snippet using gherkin-python
gherkin.js
Source: gherkin.js
...6288 this.match_DocStringSeparator = function match_DocStringSeparator(token) {6289 return activeDocStringSeparator == null6290 ?6291 // open6292 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, '"""', true) ||6293 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, '```', true)6294 :6295 // close6296 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, activeDocStringSeparator, false);6297 };6298 function _match_DocStringSeparator(token, separator, isOpen) {6299 if (token.line.startsWith(separator)) {6300 var contentType = null;6301 if (isOpen) {6302 contentType = token.line.getRestTrimmed(separator.length);6303 activeDocStringSeparator = separator;6304 indentToRemove = token.line.indent;6305 } else {6306 activeDocStringSeparator = null;6307 indentToRemove = 0;6308 }6309 // TODO: Use the separator as keyword. That's needed for pretty printing.6310 setTokenMatched(token, 'DocStringSeparator', contentType);6311 return true;6312 }...
token_matcher.py
Source: token_matcher.py
...66 return True67 def match_DocStringSeparator(self, token):68 if not self._active_doc_string_separator:69 # open70 return (self._match_DocStringSeparator(token, '"""', True) or71 self._match_DocStringSeparator(token, '```', True))72 else:73 # close74 return self._match_DocStringSeparator(token, self._active_doc_string_separator, False)75 def _match_DocStringSeparator(self, token, separator, is_open):76 if not token.line.startswith(separator):77 return False78 content_type = None79 if is_open:80 content_type = token.line.get_rest_trimmed(len(separator))81 self._active_doc_string_separator = separator82 self._indent_to_remove = token.line.indent83 else:84 self._active_doc_string_separator = None85 self._indent_to_remove = 086 # TODO: Use the separator as keyword. That's needed for pretty printing.87 self._set_token_matched(token, 'DocStringSeparator', content_type)88 return True89 def match_Other(self, token):...
token_matcher.js
Source: token_matcher.js
...79 this.match_DocStringSeparator = function match_DocStringSeparator(token) {80 return activeDocStringSeparator == null81 ?82 // open83 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, '"""', true) ||84 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, '```', true)85 :86 // close87 _match_DocStringSeparator(token, activeDocStringSeparator, false);88 };89 function _match_DocStringSeparator(token, separator, isOpen) {90 if (token.line.startsWith(separator)) {91 var contentType = null;92 if (isOpen) {93 contentType = token.line.getRestTrimmed(separator.length);94 activeDocStringSeparator = separator;95 indentToRemove = token.line.indent;96 } else {97 activeDocStringSeparator = null;98 indentToRemove = 0;99 }100 // TODO: Use the separator as keyword. That's needed for pretty printing.101 setTokenMatched(token, 'DocStringSeparator', contentType);102 return true;103 }...
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