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A sane language for omit #18

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sineemore opened this issue Jan 29, 2019 · 9 comments
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A sane language for omit #18

sineemore opened this issue Jan 29, 2019 · 9 comments

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@sineemore
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Lua Patterns is a powerfull and flexible regular strings language, but humankind deserves something a bit more readable.

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naturallymitchell commented Jan 29, 2019

there are good tools available to help with regex
this is one of my favorites https://regexr.com/

@naturallymitchell naturallymitchell changed the title A sane language for ignores A sane language for omit Jan 31, 2019
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https://github.com/hamstergene/pathmatch looks really good

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https://github.com/Gilnaa/globwalk looks better

@sineemore
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The language you've linked is a nice one. I personally thought about glob or a similar language. Also I think it should be written in Lua.

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In Lua?? Why?

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Btw, I hadn't heard of glob before, so I'm glad you had already thought to use its syntax. globwalk looks like it's gone through several beneficial iterations

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jazzdotdev/jazz#251

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In Lua?? Why?

Well, flexibility maybe. I think I'm still defining that line between what should be in Rust and what in Lua.

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globwalk is ready

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