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[ruby-core:87945] [Feature #14912]
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It fails when baseruby is old.
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To avoid the unspecified behavior (the evaluation order of arguments).
In `$$ = foo(bar(), baz());`, it is unspecified which `bar` or `baz` is
called earlier.
This commit changes the code to `v1=bar(); v2=baz(); $$ = foo();`.
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I thought this trick was needed because the result of var_field was
passed to different arguments, as follows:
```
$1 = var_field(p, $1);
$$ = backref_assign_error(p, $1, $1, &@$);
```
Currently the DSL supports that one result is passed to one argument.
However, after the refactoring, I found that `backref_assign_error`
uses only one `$1`.
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* ext/ripper/tools/dsl.rb (DSL#initialize): define `p` for `struct
parser_params *p`.
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* ext/ripper/tools/dsl.rb (DSL#method_missing): expand ID
constnats without parentheses.
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* ext/ripper/tools/dsl.rb (DSL.const_missing): define to expand
Qnil and Qundef as-is.
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* ext/ripper/tools/dsl.rb (DSL#generate): indent after surrounding
by braces.
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I think that they are not used.
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`foo!(...)` means Ripper event, and `foo(...)` means C function/macro
call. This is for fail-safe; if I forget `!` accidentally, it would
fail to compile, instead of wrongly adding a new Ripper event.
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Instead of `_foo`. This makes it useful to do word boundary search of
the editor.
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Currently, parse.y actions are hard to read and write because the code
has double meaning (for core parser and for ripper). I think that, if
it is easy to write ripper's code shortly and simply, the double meaning
trick is not needed.
For the sake, this change adds a simple DSL for ripper's code. For
example, in parse.y, we can write:
/*% ripper: stmts_add(stmts_new, void_stmt) %*/
instead of:
$$ = dispatch2(stmts_add, dispatch0(stmts_new),
dispatch0(void_stmt));
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