but the submatch pre-dsm field describes deleted submatches occuring *after*
the indicated submatch and *before* the submatch's body. So this
"simplification" was swapping the order of these deleted submatches with
the live submatch, throwing off the ordering.
-Olin
- The LET-MATCH, IF-MATCH, MATCH-COND macros weren't exported,
and the source wasn't even loaded.
- Similarly, the entire SRE-SYNTAX-TOOLS package wasn't exported.
- The SIMPLIFY-REGEXP proc wasn't exported.
I hacked packages.scm to do the right package defining & exporting.
I also renamed let-match.scm to re-match-syntax.scm and moved the enclosing
module code from the file over to packages.scm.
-Olin
- Switching scsh over to the SRE regexp system.
- Upgraded string & character handling
- Switching code over to list-lib SRFI names. Some switchover to
probably new string-lib SRFI names, though that SRFI hasn't happened,
so it's probably a waste of time at the moment to stress out about it.
- General switching from "reduce-" lexeme to "fold-" lexeme.
-Olin
A per-file breakdown of changes:
ccp.scm New
char-set.scm New features
stringlib.scm New
stringpack.scm New
awk.scm SRE
filemtch.scm SRE string-lib
fname.scm string-lib
fr.scm SRE string-lib
glob.scm SRE
procobj.scm list-lib
rdelim.scm SRE
re.c SRE killed
re.scm SRE killed
re1.c SRE moved to rx/ dir
re1.h SRE moved to rx/ dir
rx/... SRE General fitting-it-in to the upgraded scsh.
scsh-interfaces.scm
scsh-package.scm
scsh.scm type-check loophole added; string-lib; list-lib
reduce-port -> foldl-port
syscalls.scm string-lib; diked out unused MATCH-FILES code
syscalls.c
utilities.scm string-lib; {any?,every?} -> {any,every}
procobj list-lib
mainzelm