bjc-utils2.git - Miscellaneous utilities and support code

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2017-04-11	More splitters	bculkin2442

2017-04-11	Remove old splitters	bculkin2442

2017-04-10	Add isomorphisms.	bculkin2442
	An isomorphism is a pair of functions between a source and destination type. Ideally, they should be inverses, but java has no way to check that by itself.
2017-04-10	Cleanup	bculkin2442

2017-04-10	Warning resolution	bculkin2442

2017-04-10	Allow varargs passing for exclusions	bjculkin

2017-04-07	New splitter implementation	bjculkin

2017-04-07	Add simple toggle values	bjculkin

2017-04-07	Fix property bugs	student

2017-04-07	Cleanup	bjculkin

2017-04-07	Cleanup	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Convert doubles to properties	bjculkin

2017-04-06	More properties	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Start moving things to properties	bjculkin
	This cuts down on the amount of regex escapes
2017-04-06	Add simple property setup	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Add default constructor	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Add simple lock w/ lambda capabilities	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Reorganize blocks	bjculkin

2017-04-06	Add string editor.	bjculkin
	The operations are very heavily inspired by the 'Sam' editor
2017-03-31	Move Pratt Parser to new project	bjculkin

2017-03-31	Move FDS to new project	bjculkin

2017-03-28	Mostly finish FDS core	bjculkin
	The major changes this time are that we have both data/command macros, as well as proper Unicode character support.
2017-03-28	Work more on FDS	bculkin2442

2017-03-27	Minor update	bculkin2442

2017-03-27	Continue work on FDS	bculkin2442

2017-03-27	Add utility for triggered readers	bculkin2442
	Add a simple utility class for easy I/O prompting on triggered readers.
2017-03-27	Implement more BlockReader types	bculkin2442
	Adds additional useful block reader types. * LayeredBlockReader, which represents priority * SerialBlockReader, which concatenates readers
2017-03-27	Work on FDS more	bjculkin

2017-03-27	Update FDS	student

2017-03-27	Simplifications	bjculkin

2017-03-26	More FDS work	bculkin2442

2017-03-26	Update trees	bculkin2442

2017-03-26	Make BlockReader abstract, with varying impls.	bculkin2442
	This allows cool things to be accomplished through chaining BlockReaders together without having to handle the block plumbing yourself. The current set of implementations are a simple one that reads blocks from a scanner delimited by a pattern, one that has a queue of blocks it will attempt to pull from before reading, and one that triggers an action before a block is read. As an example use, for FDS, a combo of simple -> triggered -> pushback is used where the triggered is used for prompting the user, and the pushback supports macros.
2017-03-26	Update	bculkin2442

2017-03-25	Separate general I/O from parsing.	bculkin2442

2017-03-25	Add static constructors	bculkin2442

2017-03-25	Update Pratt parser	bculkin2442

2017-03-25	General cleanup	bculkin2442

2017-03-24	Update Pratt Parser	bjculkin

2017-03-24	Update Pratt Parser	bjculkin

2017-03-24	Update Pratt parser	student

2017-03-24	Update Pratt parser.	bjculkin

2017-03-24	Implement Pratt parser.	bjculkin

2017-03-23	Add forgetful groups.	bjculkin
	Forgetful groups are groups which reset the currently allowed nested openers/closers from enclosing groups. This is useful for things like quoted strings, where you don't want groups to open inside them. As a consequence, this also adds nested openers. However, predicated openers/closers cannot be nested.
2017-03-22	Fix Block toString	bjculkin
	The toString for block had the start/end lines backwards :-(
2017-03-22	Update	bjculkin

2017-03-20	Update	bjculkin

2017-03-20	Add BlockReader	bjculkin
	Adds BlockReader, which allows you to read blocks of characters delimited by a given sequence from an arbitrary input source. It provides line numbering relative to that source, as well as block numbering. The main caveat is that to prevent spurious NoSuchElementExceptions, EOF is always treated as a valid delimiter, so blocks may be shorter than you expect them to be. This is only meant as a data input utility, not a data validation utility.
2017-03-20	Add sample predicated openers/closers	bjculkin
	This adds a sample predicated opener/closer pair based off of regular expressions. The opener accepts a regular expression and will provide all of its numbered captured groups. The closer accepts a format string and uses the parameters (capture groups) as the format parameters.
2017-03-20	Move delimiter stuff to a new package	bjculkin