Random notes

There are three types of Python source input -

1. From file
2. From command line (ex cli -d "print('Hello World')")
3. Interactive

architecture choices

1. At the top of the lexer/processor object-graph needs to be a String that can then be referenced multiple times by lower tier strs.

2. Fuck it, everything is a String, just dump everything on the heap.

Architecture decision

The battle with &str has been seriously discouraging so I am going with the fuck it plan and everything being a String (heap).

STDIN piped processing

stdin::lock()::read_to_string

1. Find out if this is blocking.

String processing

After the standard string captures, look for triple quoted strings.

1. Need to remember to match/watch for f string and other string prefixes.

If the CAPTURE patterns failed then there will only be a single triple quote/apos on a line followed by content. I know I already solved this before, but it was a mess in Gen 3.