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I wish there was a way to interpolate captures into error messages.
As an example my DSL supports == <= => comparison but not any kind of not-equal operator because the comparison is always followed by an operator which indicates what to do if the comparison succeeds or fails — think ternary except that either the if-true part or the if-false part may be left out. I want to throw an error if the user tries to use a not-equal operator, but I also want to detect more than one (im)possible not-equal operator (!= <> ~=). So basically I want to do something like this:
not_equal:
/ ( [ BANG TILDE ] EQUAL | LANGLE RANGLE ) /
`Not-equal operator ('$1') not supported.`
instead of this:
not_equal:
/ BANG EQUAL /
`Not-equal operator ('!=') not supported.`
| / TILDE EQUAL /
`Not-equal operator ('~=') not supported.`
| / LANGLE RANGLE /
`Not-equal operator ('<>') not supported.`
As a compromise I do this:
not_equal:
/ (! [ BANG TILDE ] EQUAL | LANGLE RANGLE ) /
`Not-equal operator not supported.`
but it is not really satisfactory because I want to show the offender in the error message.
So I'm thinking a simple syntax like $n or ${n} to interpolate a capture and $$ to get a single dollar:
$message =~ s{\$ (\$) | \$\{ (?! 0 ) (\d+) \} | \$ (?! 0 ) (\d+) \b}{ if ( defined $1 ) { $1 } elsif ( defined $captures[$+ - 1] ) { $captures[$+ - 1] } else { croak "No capture \$$+ for error message `$message`" }}egx;
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I wish there was a way to interpolate captures into error messages.
As an example my DSL supports
== <= =>
comparison but not any kind of not-equal operator because the comparison is always followed by an operator which indicates what to do if the comparison succeeds or fails — think ternary except that either the if-true part or the if-false part may be left out. I want to throw an error if the user tries to use a not-equal operator, but I also want to detect more than one (im)possible not-equal operator (!= <> ~=
). So basically I want to do something like this:instead of this:
As a compromise I do this:
but it is not really satisfactory because I want to show the offender in the error message.
So I'm thinking a simple syntax like
$n
or${n}
to interpolate a capture and$$
to get a single dollar:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: