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dFUNCTIONS["_g_d_"+sActionId] = sAction
sAction = "_g_d_"+sActionId
return [sOption, sCondition, cAction, sAction]
else:
print("# Unknown action at line " + sActionId)
return None
def checkRegexes (dAllGraph):
"check validity of regexes"
print(" checking regexes...")
aRegex = set()
for sGraphName, dGraph in dAllGraph.items():
for nKey, dVal in dGraph.items():
if "<re_value>" in dVal:
for sRegex in dVal["<re_value>"]:
if sRegex not in aRegex:
_checkRegex(sRegex)
aRegex.add(sRegex)
if "<re_morph>" in dVal:
for sRegex in dVal["<re_morph>"]:
if sRegex not in aRegex:
_checkRegex(sRegex)
aRegex.add(sRegex)
aRegex.clear()
def _checkRegex (sRegex):
#print(sRegex)
if "¬" in sRegex:
sPattern, sNegPattern = sRegex.split("¬")
try:
if not sNegPattern:
print("# Warning! Empty negpattern:", sRegex)
re.compile(sPattern)
re.compile(sNegPattern)
except:
print("# Error. Wrong regex:", sRegex)
traceback.print_exc()
exit()
else:
try:
if not sRegex:
print("# Warning! Empty pattern:", sRegex)
re.compile(sRegex)
except:
print("# Error. Wrong regex:", sRegex)
traceback.print_exc()
exit()
def make (lRule, dDef, sLang, bJavaScript):
"compile rules, returns a dictionary of values"
# for clarity purpose, don’t create any file here
# removing comments, zeroing empty lines, creating definitions, storing tests, merging rule lines
print(" parsing rules...")
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dFUNCTIONS["_g_d_"+sActionId] = sAction
sAction = "_g_d_"+sActionId
return [sOption, sCondition, cAction, sAction]
else:
print("# Unknown action at line " + sActionId)
return None
def make (lRule, dDef, sLang, bJavaScript):
"compile rules, returns a dictionary of values"
# for clarity purpose, don’t create any file here
# removing comments, zeroing empty lines, creating definitions, storing tests, merging rule lines
print(" parsing rules...")
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