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#lang racket/base
(require racket/list
racket/file
racket/path
racket/pretty
racket/string
laundry/parser
laundry/tokenizer
(rename-in (only-in laundry/heading make-rule-parser)
[make-rule-parser heading-rule-parser])
(for-syntax
racket/base
(only-in racket/port with-output-to-string)
syntax/parse))
(provide dotest dotest-q dotest-file dotest-quiet)
(define testing-parse (make-parameter parse))
(define testing-token (make-parameter laundry-make-tokenizer))
(define dotest-prefix (make-parameter #f))
(define dotest-suffix (make-parameter #f))
(define dotest-quiet (make-parameter #t)) ; parameters across require ... ?
(define-syntax (current-module-path stx)
(syntax-parse stx
[(_)
#`(displayln
#,(datum->syntax
stx
(with-output-to-string
(λ ()
(display "Running tests in module: ")
(display (variable-reference->module-path-index (#%variable-reference)))))))]))
#;
(define testing-parse-to-datum (make-parameter parse-to-datum))
(define (rec-cont tree atom)
; I'm lazy and not going to write a proper bfs
(string-contains? (pretty-format tree) (symbol->string atom)))
(define-namespace-anchor anc-test)
(define ns-test (namespace-anchor->namespace anc-test))
(define (dotest test-value
#:eq [eq #f] #:eq-root [eq-root #f]
#:nt [nt #f] #:node-type [node-type nt]
#:nte [nte #f] #:node-type-expanded [node-type-expanded nte]
#:quiet [quiet #f]
#:parse-to-datum [parse-to-datum #f]
; FIXME parameterize do-expand (define test-expand (make-parameter #t))
#:expand? [do-expand #t])
(define test-value-inner
(let ([p (dotest-prefix)]
[s (dotest-suffix)])
(let ([prepended (if p (string-append p test-value) test-value)])
(if s (string-append prepended s) prepended))))
(define (t) ((testing-token) (open-input-string test-value-inner)))
(define hrm ((if parse-to-datum ; used for debug
parse-to-datum
(compose syntax->datum (testing-parse)))
(t)))
(when (and node-type (not (rec-cont hrm node-type)))
(error (format "parse of ~s does not contain ~s" test-value node-type)))
(when (and eq (not (equal? eq hrm)))
(error (format "foo ~s ~s" test-value-inner hrm)))
; WAIT!? setting a parameter modifies the parent in module+ but not
; if you actually require the module !? ARGH!
(unless (or quiet (dotest-quiet))
(pretty-write (list 'dotest: hrm)))
(if (or do-expand node-type-expanded)
(when (or do-expand node-type-expanded) ; LOL when x vs begin ...
(define hrms #`(module org-module laundry/expander
#,((testing-parse) ; watch out for the 2 arity case in the case-lambda here
#; ; NAH just a completely insane case-lambda
; that causes the call to revert to the full grammar
(format "test-source ~s" test-value-inner)
(t))))
(parameterize ([current-namespace ns-test])
(eval-syntax hrms)
(define root (dynamic-require ''org-module 'root))
(when (and node-type-expanded (not (rec-cont root node-type-expanded)))
(error (format "expansion of ~s does not contain ~s" test-value node-type-expanded)))
(when (and eq-root (not (equal? eq-root root)))
(error (format "foo ~s ~s" test-value-inner root)))
(unless (or eq-root node-type node-type-expanded)
root)))
(unless (or eq node-type)
hrm)))
#;
(require debug/repl)
(define (dotest-q test-value)
(dotest test-value #:quiet #t))
(define (dotest-fail test-value)
(unless (with-handlers ([exn? (λ (exn) #t)])
(dotest test-value)
#f)
(error "Should have failed.")))
(define (dotest-file path #:eq [eq #f])
; FIXME super inefficient
#;
(define (t) (laundry-make-tokenizer (open-input-string (file->string (string->path path) #:mode 'text))))
(define hrm
(with-input-from-file (expand-user-path (string->path path))
(λ ()
(let ([t (laundry-make-tokenizer (current-input-port))])
(parse-to-datum t)))
#:mode 'text))
(if eq
(unless (equal? eq hrm)
(error (format "path bar ~s" path)))
#;
(pretty-print hrm)
hrm))
(module+ test-bof
(current-module-path)
; fooing annoying as foo having to duplicate the whole fooing grammar
; just for this one fooing little special case FOO
(dotest "")
(dotest " ")
(dotest " \n")
(dotest "* ") ; XXX broken in the rework due to bof eof combo issues
(dotest "* Headline") ; XXX broken in the rework due to bof eof combo issues
(dotest "* Headline\n:properties:\n:poop: foo\n:end:") ; LOL broken again after it was fixed woo ambiguity
(dotest "Paragraph foo poop.")
(dotest "1. ordered list")
(dotest "- descriptive list")
(dotest "| table ")
; bof eof same line problem
(dotest ":drawer:\n:end:") ; so this one works with bof-eof
(dotest "\n:drawer:\n:end:") ; FIXME but now this one is wrong?
(dotest ":drawer:\n:end:\n")
)
(module+ test-wat
(current-module-path)
(dotest "\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n")
(dotest "x. ")
(dotest "x ")
(dotest "abc1")
(dotest "abcd")
(dotest "a.. ")
(dotest "a. ") ; XXX
(dotest ":d:\n* \n:end:")
(dotest "\n:d:\n* \n:end:")
(dotest " \t ")
(dotest " ")
(dotest " ") ; XXX
(dotest " ") ; XXX
(dotest " ") ; XXX
(dotest " ") ; XXX
(dotest " ") ; XXX
(dotest "x. ") ; XXX
(dotest "x. \n")
)
(module+ test-list
(current-module-path)
(define node-type 'plain-list-line)
(dotest "0." #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "0)" #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "0. " #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "0. " #:node-type node-type) ; XXX neg srcloc
(dotest " * poop" #:node-type node-type)
(dotest " - foo" #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "A. " #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "A. " #:node-type node-type) ; XXX neg srcloc
(dotest "A. asdf" #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "a. " #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "1. \n 2. " #:node-type node-type) ; XXX neg srcloc
(dotest " A. asdf" #:node-type node-type)
(dotest " a. " #:node-type node-type)
(dotest "1. \n a. " #:node-type node-type) ; XXX neg srcloc
(dotest "1. There\n a. asdf" #:node-type node-type) ; XXX
(dotest "1. There\n A. asdf" #:node-type node-type) ; XXX
(dotest "1. There\n A. asdf\n" #:node-type node-type)
)
(module+ test-npnn
(current-module-path)
(dotest "asdf" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest ";alksdjf;l jd; j;1oj;oij10j [p0j asd;foja ;kjas.d/f a.ldfjaoiejf01923jOAJ--1!@@#$%^&*[]{}\\/" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "\n")
(dotest "\t")
(dotest " ")
(dotest "|" #:node-type 'table)
)
(module+ test-cell
(current-module-path)
; from this it seems that we can't do PIPE? at the end because it will be eaten
; nope, not true, the PIPE? takes precednece so that does work in the limited case
(dotest "|" #:eq-root '(org-file (table (table-row (table-cell)))))
(dotest "||" #:eq-root '(org-file (table (table-row (table-cell)))))
(dotest "|||" #:eq-root '(org-file (table (table-row (table-cell) (table-cell)))))
(dotest "||||")
(dotest "|||||")
(dotest "|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||")
(dotest "||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||")
(dotest "|a")
(dotest "|a|")
(dotest "|a||")
(dotest "||a|")
(dotest "||a|b")
(dotest "||a|b|")
(dotest "|||oops|||oops|||oops oops|||")
(dotest "|a\n")
(dotest "| hello there")
(dotest "|a ")
(dotest "\n|a")
(dotest "| a | yo")
(dotest "| a | yo |")
(dotest "| \\| |")
(dotest "| - |")
(dotest "| oh it is *bad /yes/ _it_ =is=* <https://> [[(oh-boy)]] |")
)
(module+ test-row
(current-module-path)
(dotest "|\n|" #:eq-root '(org-file (table (table-row (table-cell)) (table-row (table-cell)))))
(dotest "||\n|")
(dotest "||\n||")
(dotest "|a|\n||")
(dotest "|a|\n|c|")
(dotest "|a|b\n|c|")
(dotest "|a|b\n|c|d")
(dotest "|a|b|\n|c|d|")
)
(module+ test-table
(current-module-path)
(dotest "|") ; XXX
(dotest "| ")
(dotest " |") ; XXX
(dotest " | ")
(dotest "|t\n|2\n|-\n|3")
(dotest "|i|am|a|table")
(dotest "|i |am|a|table ")
(dotest "| t")
(dotest "| t")
(dotest "| t|")
(dotest "|t|")
(dotest "|t|\n")
(dotest "|t ")
(dotest "|table ")
(dotest "|table")
(dotest "|ta")
(dotest "|t")
(dotest "|t\n")
(dotest "|t\n|2")
(dotest "|t\n|2|")
(dotest "|\n")
(dotest "|\n|")
(dotest "|\n|\n")
(dotest "|\n|\n||")
(dotest "|\n|\n|||")
(dotest "|\n|\n|||\n|")
(dotest "||")
(dotest "||\n||")
(dotest "\n| the foo")
; FIXME the bug here is that these should all be one table but show
; up as multiple tables possibly due to ambiguity in the grammar
(dotest "|ah poop| wut\n|is going| on here| oh hai mark") ;x
(dotest "|ah-poop|-wut\n|is-going|-on-here|-oh-hai-mark") ;x
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d \n|e f g | hi|j|k\n|l\n|m|n\n|o\n|p") ;x
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d \n|e f g | hi|j|k\n|l\n|m|n\n|o\n|p") ;x
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d \n|e f g | hi|j|k\n|l\n|m|n\n|o\n") ;x
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d \n|e f g | hi|j|k\n|l\n|m|n\n") ;x
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d \n|e f g | hi|j|k\n|l") ;x
(dotest "*
|a|b | c | d
|e f g | hi|j|k") ; broken
(dotest "||\n|||") ;ok
(dotest "||\n|c|d|e") ;ok
(dotest "||b\n|c|d| e") ;ok
(dotest "|a|b\n|c|d| e") ;bad WAT XXX seriously wat
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d ")
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c | d |")
(dotest "* \n|a|b | c")
(dotest "* \n|a|b")
(dotest "* \n|a")
(dotest "* \n|a\n")
(dotest "* \n|a\n|b")
(dotest "* \n|a\n|b c")
(dotest "|tables\n|-\n|rule!")
(dotest "|a\n|b\n|c\n\n|d\n|e") ; FIXME this should be two nodes
(dotest "|\n\n|")
(dotest "|\n\n\n|")
(dotest "|a\n\nb|c")
(dotest "|a\nb|c") ; tests stop-before correction
(dotest "|a \n b|c")
; FIXME can't repro from test.org
(dotest "
| can you have newlines in cells?
this seems strange to me? | no, you can't
")
)
(module+ test-headline-content
(current-module-path)
(parameterize ([testing-parse
; XXX watch out for the 2 arg part of case-lambda produced by make-rule-parser
(heading-rule-parser --test--heading-rest)]
[testing-token (bind-runtime-todo-keywords)]
[dotest-prefix " "]
[dotest-suffix "\n"])
(dotest "")
(dotest ":")
(dotest ": ")
(dotest ":t:")
(dotest ":n: :t:") ;
(dotest "TODO")
(dotest "DONE")
(dotest "DONE :t:")
(dotest "DONE:t:") ;
(dotest "DONE :n: :t:") ;
(dotest "DONE T")
(dotest "DONE COMMENT T")
(dotest "DONE [#P] COMMENT T")
(dotest "DONE [#P] COMMENT T :n: :t:") ;
(dotest "DONE [#P] COMMENT Title")
(dotest "DONE [#P] COMMENT Title :n: :t:") ;
(dotest "DONE[#P] COMMENT Title")
(dotest "DONE[#P] COMMENT Title :tag:")
(dotest "DONE[#P] COMMENT T :t:")
(dotest "DONE[#P] COMMENT T :t:")
(dotest "DONE Title")
(dotest "DONE Title :t:")
(dotest "T :n: :t:")
(dotest "T :t:")
(dotest "T n:t:")
))
(module+ test-planning ; FIXME very broken now
(current-module-path)
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE:")
(dotest "* H\nSCHEDULED:")
(dotest "* H\nCLOSED:")
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE:SCHEDULED:CLOSED:")
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: SCHEDULED: CLOSED:")
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020-08-11> SCHEDULED: <0100-03-01> CLOSED: <1873-09-12>")
(dotest "* H\nOPENED:")
(dotest "* H\nOPENED: DEADLINE: SCHEDULED: CLOSED:")
(dotest "* H\nOPENED: <2012-09-16> DEADLINE: <2020-08-11> SCHEDULED: <0100-03-01> CLOSED: <1873-09-12>")
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020>") ;x FIXME shouldn't parse fail should -> malformed line but I think we can't quite do that
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020-11>") ;x
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020-11-1>") ;x
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020-11-01>")
(dotest "* H\nDEADLINE: <2020-11-01 ASDF>")
)
(module+ test-priority
(dotest "* [#A]")
(dotest "* [#A]Title")
(dotest "* [#A]:not_a_tag:")
(dotest "* [#A] :a_tag:") ; FIXME why no hyphen? opporunity for regularization or what is going on?
(dotest "* TODO [#A]")
(dotest "* x [#A]")
)
(module+ test-headline
(current-module-path)
; FIXME not sure what COMMENT breaks things ?!
;(define test-value "this is ORG MODE\n* headline\n YEAH\n** COMMENT comment headline\nstuff\n* hl2 :tag:\n")
; ok, so BOF and EOF are causing annoying edge cases
#;
(dotest-quiet #f)
(dotest "* " #:node-type 'headline)
(dotest (string-append (make-string 99 #\*) " "))
(dotest "* H")
(dotest "* H ") ; how the foo does this work
(dotest "* He") ; and this work
(dotest "* He ") ; but this fail?
(dotest "* T n:t:")
(dotest "* [#P]:t:")
(dotest "* [#P] :t:")
(dotest "* H [#P]:t:") ; x
(dotest "* H [#P] :t:") ; x
; not the immediate issue
(dotest "* [#P]:ta:")
(dotest "* [#P]:t:1:")
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTT") ; ok
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTTi") ; ok
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTTi :t:") ; broken
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTT :t:") ; broken
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTT :t: ") ; broken
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTT :wat:asdf: ") ; broken
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENTT :ARCHIVE:") ; ok !?
(dotest "* Headline [#P]COMMENT Title")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT T")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT Ti")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT Ti :t:")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT T :t:")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT :t:")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT:t:")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT:ta:")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT:t: ")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT:ARCHIVE:")
; the behavior of org-export is clear here, no spaces -> title
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT T")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT Ti")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT Ti :t:")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT T :t:")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT :t:")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT:t:")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT:ta:")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT:t: ")
(dotest "* TODO[#P]COMMENT:ARCHIVE:")
(dotest "* COMMENTARY") ; the poor sods
(dotest "* TODO:tag:")
; wow wtf these are max spook
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENTT")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENTTi")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENTT :t:")
(dotest "* [#P]COMMENT Sigh")
(dotest "* H [#P]COMMENT Sigh :tag:")
(dotest "* [#P] COMMENT Sigh")
(dotest "* [#P] COMMENT Sigh")
(dotest "* H [#P] COMMENT Sigh :tag:")
(dotest "* H [#P]\n") ; broken again
(dotest "* H [#P] \n") ; broken again
; still amgibuous
(dotest "* H [#P] T\n")
(dotest "* H [#P] T :tag:\n")
(dotest "* H [#P] :tag:\n")
; FIXME this should parse with the todo keyword ???? XXX fixed now, the clauses were out of order (duh) ; XXX FIXME broke it again
; because we don't know the actual TODO keyword values at runtime AND because title will gobble
; the priority ... this is tricky ... yes ... yes it is
; ok
(dotest "* [#B] COMMENT YEAHH!!!!\n")
(dotest "* [#H] COMMENT a a1 aaa :tag: \n") ; (ref:break-1)
(dotest "* [#M] COMMENT wat :tag: \n")
(dotest "* [#O] COMMENT wat :tag: \n")
(dotest "* [#N] COMMENT wat 1 :tag: \n") ; WAT a todo keyword !? also LOL this can actually happen
(dotest "* [#P] COMMENT wat :tag: \n") ; WAT a todo keyword ?! also LOL this can actually happen
;; annoyingly inconsistent
(dotest "* [#G] COMMENT :tag: \n")
; behavior doesn't matches elisp but that behavior is not consistent with null title
; I have moved h-comment to its own element not nested inside the title and then opened
; up the possibility to have tags that are ending
(dotest "* [#C] COMMENT :some:tag:\n") ; wait what the foo?
; ambig
(dotest "* [#A] Urg\n")
(dotest "* [#D] Urg :tag:tag:tag:\n")
(dotest "* [#I] aaaaaaaaa a1aaaaaa aaaaaaa :tag: \n")
(dotest "* [#J] wat :tag: \n")
(dotest "* [#K] wat wat :tag: \n")
; so there is some seriously broken poop going on here? there is NO way that
; adding an additional wat should break any of this ...
(dotest "* [#L] wat wat wat :tag: \n")
(dotest "* [#K] wat wat wat :tag: \n")
; always ambig since we don't use title unprefixed
(dotest "** Headline level 2\n" #:nte 'heading)
; FIXME XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX WHAT !?
(dotest "why can't we share this newline?\n** Headline level 2\n" #:nte 'heading)
;; broken
(dotest "* Headline Sigh\n") ; this should hit todo-keyword but is gobbled just the title
(dotest "* [#F] so apparently this tag is valid :tag: \n") ; how the foo is this broekn again
(dotest "* [#E] NOOOO :1:2:3: derp\n") ; broken !?
(dotest "* Headline [#Z] Sigh :T:A:G:S:\n") ; FIXME SOMEHOW adding tags makes the todo-keyword work !??!?!
(dotest "* Headline [#Z] :T:A:G:S:\n")
(dotest "* Headline [#Z]Sigh") ; broken
(dotest "* Headline [#Z]Sigh :t:\n") ; now broken
(dotest "* : H")
(dotest "* : H ")
(dotest "* [ H")
(dotest "* [ H ")
(dotest "* ] H")
(dotest "* ] H ")
(dotest "* :")
(dotest "* : ")
(dotest "* [")
(dotest "* [ ")
(dotest "* ]")
(dotest "* ] ")
(dotest "*
**
***
****
******
*******
********
********* ")
; watch out for negated patterns that don't include a newline in the negated set >_<
(dotest "a\nb\nc\nd\n* \ne\nf\ng\n****** h\ni" #:nte 'heading)
(dotest "* \ne\nf\ng\n****** h\ni" #:nte 'heading)
(dotest "g\n****** h" #:nte 'heading)
(dotest "g\n***** h" #:nte 'heading)
(dotest "\n****** h\ni" #:nte 'heading) ; this one ok in most cases anyway
)
(module+ test-paragraph-start
(current-module-path)
(dotest " #+begin_src")
(dotest " #+begin_srclol" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " #+begin_src\n")
(dotest " #+begin_")
(dotest " #+begin_-") ; -> block
(dotest " #+begin_:") ; -> block FIXME keyword line confict XXX ambig
(dotest "#+end_ " #:node-type 'malformed) ; ok
(dotest " #+begin_src oops not a thing") ; ok
(dotest " #+begin_ more" #:node-type 'paragraph) ; ok
; FIXME dynamic block weirdness
(dotest "#+end:" #:node-type 'keyword) ; -> keyword
(dotest " #+end:" #:node-type 'keyword)
(dotest " #+end") ; FIXME dynamic block end, possibly a bug in the dynamic bock spec
(dotest "#+end")
(dotest " #+end_")
(dotest "#+end_")
(dotest "#+end_srclol" #:node-type 'bg-end-special) ; -> block
(dotest "#+:end::properties::end: lol" #:node-type 'keyword) ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:end:" #:node-type 'keyword) ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:properties:" #:node-type 'keyword) ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:end::asdf")
#; ; in our current implementation this is a keyword-line what the key and value actually parse to ???
(dotest "#+:end::asdf" #:node-type 'paragraph) ; XXX inconsistnet org element says keyword, font locking and spec say paragraph
(dotest (make-string 99 #\*)) ; FIXME ideally nested markup should issue a warning and not nest in the tree
; now fixed and blazingly fast but
; but wow NAME+ has horrible performance, probably need to move more of this stuff to the lexer
; LOL at 99 it is bad, at 999 THIS IS A DISASTER for performnace and memory usage
(dotest " *********")
(dotest " ********* ")
(dotest " ** ")
(dotest "*********")
(dotest " *\n")
(dotest " *")
(dotest " * ")
(dotest " #" #:node-type 'comment) ; -> comment
(dotest "#" #:node-type 'comment) ; -> comment
(dotest "# " #:node-type 'comment) ; -> comment
(dotest " #a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "#a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " #+")
(dotest "#+")
(dotest "#+:")
(dotest "#+:aaaa:")
#; ; correct but not fully implemented yet
(dotest "#+:aaaa:" #:eq-root '(org-file (keyword (keyword-key ":aaaa"))))
(dotest "#+:aaaa")
(dotest "#+::")
(dotest "#+: :")
(dotest "#+ :")
(dotest "#+a :")
(dotest "#+a : asdf :")
(dotest "#+a hello there: YEAH")
; ugh big tokes and drawer tokens
(dotest " #+call:")
(dotest " #+call:eeeeeeeeee")
(dotest " #+calla") ; XXX TODO malformed case
(dotest "#+:end")
(dotest "#+:end: lol: oops") ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:end: asdf") ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:end:lol: oops") ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:properties: lol: oops") ; -> keyword
(dotest "#+:properties:lol: oops") ; -> keyword
(dotest " -") ; -> descriptive-list
(dotest "-") ; -> descriptive-list
(dotest " -a")
(dotest "-a")
(dotest " +") ; -> descriptive-list
(dotest "+") ; -> descriptive-list
(dotest " +a")
(dotest "+a")
(dotest " *") ; -> descriptive-list
(dotest "*" #:node-type 'paragraph) ; interestingly this parses as a paragraph line in elisp too, it can't ever be a plain list
(dotest " *a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "*a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "* ") ; -> headline
(dotest " |" #:node-type 'table)
(dotest "|" #:node-type 'table)
(dotest "|lol" #:node-type 'table)
(dotest "0")
(dotest " 9")
(dotest " 9.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "9.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest " 9)") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "9)") ; -> ordered list
(dotest " 9.a")
(dotest "9.a")
(dotest " 9)a")
(dotest "9)a")
(dotest "9)#+end:")
(dotest "9)ARCHIVE")
(dotest " 9999999." #:nte 'ordered-list-line) ; -> ordered list XXX FIXME broken ??!
(dotest "9.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "99")
(dotest "99._")
(dotest "99 _")
(dotest "999999 hello world")
(dotest "99. ") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "99." #:nte 'ordered-list-line) ; -> ordered list
(dotest "999.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "9999.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "99999.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "999999.") ; -> ordered list
(dotest "9999999." #:nte 'ordered-list-line) ; -> ordered list
(dotest " 9999999.a")
(dotest "9999999.a")
(dotest " COMMENT")
(dotest "COMMENT")
(dotest "COMMENT more")
(dotest " ARCHIVE")
(dotest "ARCHIVE")
(dotest "ARCHIVE more")
(dotest " :ARCHIVE")
(dotest ":ARCHIVE")
(dotest ":ARCHIVE more")
(dotest " (a)" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " (" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " )" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " _" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest ".\n," #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest ".\n ," #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "," #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest "." #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest ".a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest ".ab" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " .a" #:node-type 'paragraph)
(dotest " .ab" #:node-type 'paragraph)
)
(module+ test-paragraphs
(current-module-path)
(dotest "aaaaaaaaa paragraph")
(dotest "\nIf nothing else this is a paragraph.")
; (dotest "p") ; sigh bof
(dotest "\np")
(dotest "\np\n")
(dotest "\np a r a g p\n")
; what the heck ; resolved now, issue identified see note at top of file in impl approach and no backtracking optimization
; (dotest "p a r a g p") ; ok
(dotest "\np a r a g p") ; totally broken !??!?!?!
(dotest "\naaaaaaaaaaa") ; also totally broken ... wat
;(dotest "aaaaaaaaaaa")
;(dotest "aaaaaaaaaaaa")
(dotest "\n0123456789") ; ok
(dotest "\n0123456789A") ; broken
(dotest "\n01234567890") ; broken
(dotest "\n0123456789\n") ; ok
(dotest "\n0123456789A\n") ; broken
#; ; this is so fooing slow that I'm commenting it out what the foo
(dotest
; FIXME this takes an astoundlingly long time to parse if paragraph-line : @not-newline+
; it takes a stupidly long time even if it is just defined as not-newline ... wtf
; it totally poops the bed with the newline but is just fine without it ...
"\nI'm sorry I really just do not understand what the issue is here.")
(dotest
; and this one runs just fine ... sort of, still slower than desired
"\nI'm sorry I really just do not understand what the issue is here.")
(dotest "
* I don't get it
Seriously what the foo?
")
(dotest "\n#+NAME: hello there\nGeneral Kenobi")
(dotest "\n#+ATTR_HTML: hello there\nGeneral Kenobi")
(dotest "
#+ATTR_FOO: POO
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
* Why is this so fooed?
asdf")
; the parser reads everything twice the only difference in the token stream
; is whether or not the newline is there what the foo?
(dotest "p") ; broken again due to BOF issues
(dotest "\n\np\n\n")
(dotest "\n0123456789A")
(dotest "0123456789A") ; broken BOF
(dotest "paragraph\n") ; broken BOF
)
(module+ test-markup
(current-module-path)
(dotest "*")
(dotest "**")
(dotest "***")
(dotest " *hello* ")
(dotest " /hello/ ")
(dotest " _hello_ ")
(dotest " +hello+ ")
(dotest " =hello= ")
(dotest " ~hello~ ")
(dotest " ~hello~ there")
(dotest "a *b* /c/ _d_ +e+ =f= ~g~ ")
(dotest " ~hello~ there")
(dotest "/hahaha/") ; XXX bof issues in the tokenizer
(dotest " /asdf/")
(dotest "\n/asdf/")
(dotest "\n**oops\n* hello\nOH NO *lol*")
(dotest "*/bi/*")
(dotest "/*ib*/")
(dotest "/*_ibu_*/")
(dotest "_*/ubi/*_")
(dotest "*/_+bius+_/*")
(dotest "*bold text /bi text/ bold _bu text_ bold =bold verb= bold ~bold code~ code*") ; NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
(dotest "*b /i _u +s =v /*_+lol+_*/= ~c /*_+lol+_*/~ s+ u_ i/ b*")
(dotest "\n =v=")
(dotest "\n =v=\n")
(dotest "*b*\n =v=")
(dotest "*b*\n =/v/=")
(dotest " *b*")
(dotest " =v=")
(dotest " =v=")
(dotest "*b*")
(dotest "/i/")
(dotest "_u_")
(dotest "+s+")
(dotest "=v=")
(dotest "~c~")
(dotest "d/f \\/")
(dotest "d*f \\*")
)
(module+ test-macros
(current-module-path)
(dotest "{{{macro}}}")
(dotest "{{{macro(a,b,c)}}}")
)
(module+ test-comments
(current-module-path)
(dotest "35934")
(dotest "35934" #:eq-root '(org-file (paragraph "\n35934")))
(dotest "# 35934")
(dotest "# hello")
(dotest "# hello\n# there\nwat")
(dotest "\n#")
(dotest "\n#\n\n")
(dotest "\n# a\nwat")
(dotest "\n# comment comment comment # lol")
(dotest "
# comment 1
# comment 2
#
#
#")
(dotest "\n# oops this is broken\n#+NAME: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\npoop")
(dotest "\n# oops this is broken\n#+WAIT a gosh darned moment")
(dotest "\n#+NAME: aaaaaaaa\n# hello there a named comment")
(dotest "\n#not a comment" #:node-type 'paragraph)
)
(module+ test-rando
(current-module-path)
(dotest "* Headline")
(dotest "1.")
(dotest "This is a paragraph sigh.") ; lol this breaks because there is something else that expects yet another newline
;(dotest "")
(dotest "1. a plain list maybe?")
;(dotest "")
(dotest "0.
yes
1. a list of things
maybe
2. other
more
Less?
1. or is it 3?
")
(dotest "
* Headline 1
:property:
confusingly
:end:
Paragraph
** Headline 2
") ; FIXME now drawers are broken for foos sake
(dotest "
this is ORG MODE\n* headline\n YEAH\n** comment headline\nstuff\n* hl2 :tag:
# this is a comment line 1\n# line 2\n\n")
(dotest "\n??$>]\n\thello world")
(dotest "\n@@@@")
(dotest "\nasdf @ hello there @ lol")
(dotest "\n@@asdf: wat@@")
(dotest "
@@comment: ok this is cool
yeah don't you agree? look @ that!
@@")
(dotest "\neven cooler are you ready? @@latex: OH
HELL YES
look at all these newlines
@@ and now for something completely different!")
(dotest "
OH NO
#+begin_src elisp
(+ 1 2)
#+end_src
WHEEEEEEEEEE
")
(dotest "\n#+NAME: lol\nare you fooing kidding me!")
)
(module+ test-drawers
(current-module-path)
(dotest "
* Headline 1
:properties:
:olo: lol
:end:" #:node-type 'property-drawer)
(dotest "
* asdf
:properties:
:hrm: oops :end:" #:nt 'paragraph)
; FIXME TODO perfect example of why we will also need a way to chain a newline when we peek the eof
(dotest "
* Headline 1
:properties:
:end:")
(dotest
; FIXME why does :header-args:python+: asdf lower the affinity of the property-drawer relative to the plain drawer
; despite the fact that property-drawer clearly matches? Is the grammar compiler making a sly optimizaiton choice?
; can we force it to _not_ make that choice? well the parse is consistent with the grammar
; there is no clear way to say "drawer directly attached to headline with :properties: or :PROPERTIES: is always property-drawer"
; I'm BETTING that what happens is that it backtracks ALL THE WAY on the first failure instead of part way, so if there is _any_
; failure, then it rolls forward to see if it can find another correct parse
; XXX lol ok, it looks like there was something else that was fooed up in my grammar and it is fixed now
; so all this angst for nothing?
"
******** Oops
:properties:
:oh: yeah
:header-args:python+: :var hrm=1
:end:")
(dotest "
******** Ok
:properties:
:oh: yeah
:end:")
; FIXME it seems I managed to break property drawers again
(dotest "
******** Oops
:properties:
:oh:no: !? actually ok?! :wait for it
:end:")
(dotest "
** Also ok!?
:properties:
:key: :var oops
:end:")
(dotest "
** Also ok!?
:properties:
:key: :a b :c d
:end:")
(dotest
; what the foo is this :/
"
** Also ok!?
:properties:
:k1:k2+: x ! ?! :ijk b c
:end:")
(dotest
"
******** Oops
:properties:
:oh:noo: !? actually ok?!
:oh-noo: !? actually ok?!
:end:"
)
(dotest
"
******** Oops
:properties: