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This is some functionality based on the way that MVS/other IBM OSes
handle their UI
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Adds unit tests for SimpleDefine and IteratedDefine.
This also fixes an issue with IteratedDefine, where once you had
consumed a replacer, it was consumed for good; you couldn't use it in
the future, even in a different call to apply().
This was fixed through the introduction of a new iterator type from
esodata - ResettableIterator. See that project/type for more details on
what exactly this does; but suffice to say, it allows to restore our
iterator and re-iterate over the same elements on every call to apply.
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Take care of some various warnings that were occuring
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Part II of the cleanup pass
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Add some javadoc comments
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utils.data now lives in the esodata project; not in this one
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Add some tests for stuff in math.NumberUtils
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This class parses DualExprs from prefix expressions
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Tests are now in a 'test' sub-package, so it is clear that they are
indeed test code, not just disjoint parts of the main code
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Just clean up of some warnings/other misc. problems
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QueuedIterators are iterators that can have other iterators interleaved
into their iteration sequences. This was implemented as a decent idea,
and because it may help get the iterative topDownTransform working again
(if it ever worked in the first place...)
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Add some more testing utilities
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Doing more command testing, and introducing coverage testing
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It would also be fairly easy to convert this to a general splitRX, or
add support for additional expressions. This might be a better interface
than the one in ConfigurableTokenSplitter. (It'd almost certainly be
easier to debug/introspect than the bodged together regex that CTS
uses,)
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Cleanup files, and add missing comments in places.
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A large update, this contains much debugging of the CL FORMAT routines,
as well as a few other minor changes.
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This is in preparation for implementing the T and < directives
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