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# Author: PK & JJ March 1998
# Description: general m4 macro definitions for sgrep
# For documentation on these macros see
# http://www.cs.helsinki.fi/~jjaakkol/sgrepsamplerc.html
# Use this macro to find out which macros there are in a file
define(MACRO_NAMES,("efine" not in ("(" .. ")") .. "(" __ ( "," .. ")" )))
# SGML macros
define(ELEMENTS, ( stag($1) .. etag($1) ))
define(ROOT_ELEMENTS, (outer(elements)))
define(PARENTS, (elements parenting ($1)))
define(CHILDREN, (elements childrening ($1)))
# This is a slower version of STAGS_OF, but it serves as a demonstration of
# childrening operator
define(STAGS_OF, ((stag("*") or elements) childrening ($1) equal stag("*")))
#define(STAGS_OF, ((stag("*") containing first_bytes(1,($1)))))
define(ETAGS_OF, ((etag("*") containing last_bytes(1,($1)))))
define(HAVING_PARENT, ( (elements or ($1)) childrening ($2) ) equal ($1))
# These are general macros used by other macros
# Character macros
define(NUMERAL,( "1" or "2" or "3" or "4" or "5" or "6" or "7" or "8" or
"9" or "0" ))
define(BLANK,( " " or "\t" or "\n" or "\r"))
define(LOWER,("a"or"b"or"c"or"d"or"e"or"f"or"g"or"h"or"i"or"j"or"k"or"l"
or"m"or"n"or"o"or"p"or"q"or"r"or"s"or"t"or"u"or"v"or"x"or"y"or"z"))
define(UPPER,("A"or"B"or"C"or"D"or"E"or"F"or"G"or"H"or"I"or"J"or"K"or"L"
or"M"or"N"or"O"or"P"or"Q"or"T"or"S"or"Y"or"U"or"V"or"X"or"Y"or"Z"))
# Lines
define(LEND,( "\n" or end ))
define(LSTART,( "\n" or start))
define(LINES,( (start .. LEND) or (("\n") _. (LEND)) ))
# Empty lines
define(ELINE,( LINE in concat(BLANK)))
# Ordering and containment macros
# First $1 regions of $2 right after $3
define(REGS_AFTER,( $2 in (($3) .. join($1,$2))))
# First $1 regions of $2 right before $3
define(REGS_BEFORE,( $2 in ( join($1,$2) .. ($3))))
# First possible index in regions
define(FIRST_I,( (start in ($1)) or (chars ._ ($1))))
# First $1 in $2:
define(FIRST_IN,( $1 in ($2) not in
(($1) _. ($1) in ($1 .. ($1) in ($2)))
or ($1 in ($2) in
($1 not in ($2) .. ($1 in ($2)) in ($1 .. ($1))))
))
# Second $1 in $2:
define(SECOND_IN,( $1 in (FIRST_IN($1,$2) .. ($1) in ($2)
extracting FIRST_IN($1,$2)) ))
# Third $1 in $2:
define(THIRD_IN,( $1 in (SECOND_IN($1,$2) .. ($1) in ($2)
extracting SECOND_IN($1,$2)) ))
# Last $1 in $2:
define(LAST_IN,( $1 in ($2) not in
($1 ._ ($1) in ($1 .. ($1) in ($2))) ))
# $1 immediately followed by $2:
define(FBY,( $1 .. ($2) not containing ($1 __ ($2)) ))
define(ALL,( start .. end ) )
define(NEXTTO,( ($1) .. ($2) not containing (($1)__($2)) ) )
define(WORDS,(concat(LOWER or UPPER)))
define(WORD,(($1) containing WORDS))
# mail macros
define(MAIL_HSTART,( FBY("F" in start, "rom ") or
("From " in ("\nFrom " extracting "\n" .. ":" .. ":" in LINE) ) ))
define(MAIL_HEND,( "\n\n" or end ))
define(MAIL_HEADER,( MAIL_HSTART .. MAIL_HEND ))
define(MAIL_MESS,( MAIL_HSTART ._ MAIL_HSTART or (MAIL_HSTART .. end) ))
define(MAIL_BODY, (MAIL_MESS extracting MAIL_HEADER ))
define(MAIL_FROM,( "\nFrom: " .. LEND extracting ("\n" in "\nFrom: ") ))
define(MAIL_SUBJ,( "\nSubject: " .. LEND extracting ("\n" in "\nSubject: ") ))
define(MAIL_TO,( "\nTo: " ._ (LINE containing ":" or MAIL_HEND)
extracting ("\n" in "\nTo: ") ))
define(MAIL_DATE,( "\nDate: " .. LEND extracting ("\n" in "\nDate: ") ))
# News macros
define(NEWS_START, ( start or (("\n\nFrom ") extracting ("\n\n" in "\n\nFrom "))))
define(NEWS_ARTICLE,( NEWS_START ._ (NEWS_START or end) ) )
define(NEWS_HEADER,( NEWS_START .. ("\n" in "\n\n")))
define(NEWS_BODY,( NEWS_HEADER _. (NEWS_START or end) ))
define(NEWS_HLINE,("\n$1 " in NEWS_HEADER extracting ("\n" in "\n$1 ") .. LEND))
define(NEWS_FROM,(NEWS_HLINE(From:)))
define(NEWS_SUBJ,(NEWS_HLINE(Subject:)))
define(NEWS_PATH,(NEWS_HLINE(Path:)))
define(NEWS_GROUPS,(NEWS_HLINE(Newsgroups:)))
define(NEWS_DATE,(NEWS_HLINE(Date:)))
define(NEWS_ORG,(NEWS_HLINE(Organization)))
# And finally we need to disable comments entirely, so that a query like
# 'file("*") containing' "#" will work without interpreting the phrase
# "#" as a comment. The C-macros require this.
# C macros
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define(C_COMMENTS,( "/*" quote "*/" ) )
define(C_PREPROCS,(
start in "#" or "\n#" .. ( ("\n" not in "\\\n") or end )
) )
define(C_BLOCKS,("{".."}") not in ( C_COMMENTS ) )
define(C_PAREN,( "("..")" not in (C_COMMENTS or C_PREPROCS) ))
define(C_FUNCS,( ALL extracting C_BLOCKS extracting C_COMMENTS extracting C_PREPROCS containing C_PAREN not containing ";" ) )
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