Au3 source splitter.

[MvGulik]

Mmm, I'm sure there must be some related topics on this on the forum. But could not find any.

O well.

Anyway, Looking (again) for some (info/data/code/whatever) in relation to splitting a Au3 source code file into separate function files.

What I have:

Basic working core code ... that only needs to ignore function-code blocks inside comment blocks.

As I'm not exception any useful comments and posting this will get help me moving along to next problem/task. I already left this topic.

(Mmm, maybe wiki has something ... maybe later.)

[water]

As I'm not exception any useful comments ...

??

[Xenobiologist]

If you want to strip your code from comments then Obfuscator with /striponly could help you out.

[water]

After re-reading the OP I think he wants some code that automatically splits a single au3 file into multiple files so that every output file holds a separate func/endfunc.

At the moment he struggles with comments ( #cs / #ce / ; ) including a func/endfunc.

Edited May 4, 2012 by water

[MvGulik]

At the moment he struggles with comments ( #cs / #ce / ; ) including a func/endfunc.

Correct. (A little unintended behavior(bug) that I don't mind seeing gone.)

Current used method in a nutshell:

Return StringSplit(StringRegExpReplace($sSource, '(?im)^h*endfunc[^rn]*rn', '$0' & $sToken), $sToken)

[BrewManNH]

This is what I did in a program I made that parses a script for Function names and creates a listing of them inside the script for quick referencing them later. It looks for the word Func at the beginning of the line,but only if it doesn't detect a comment block start before it. It resets itself once it sees the comment block end (#ce or #comments-end), it's ver rudimentary, but it works.

For $I = 1 To $aFile[0]
  If StringLeft($aFile[$I], 3) = "#cs" Or StringLeft($aFile[$I], 16) = "#comments-start" Then $Start = 1 ; look for the start of a comment block
  If StringLeft($aFile[$I], 3) = "#ce" Or StringLeft($aFile[$I], 13) = "#comments-end" Then $Start = 0 ; look for the end of the comment block
  If Not $Start Then ; if not inside a comment block, then parse the script section.
   If StringLeft($aFile[$I], 5) = "Func " Then
    $aTemp = StringMid($aFile[$I], 5, StringInStr($aFile[$I], "(", 0, 1) - 5)
    $aOutFile[$aOutFile[0] + 1] = $aTemp
    $aOutFile[0] = $aOutFile[0] + 1
   EndIf
  EndIf
 Next

[MvGulik]

Roger.

I'm not to fond on doing a manual pars of the source file/code (instead of having a RE doing the parsing). But it would at least fix the problem.

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Edited May 4, 2012 by MvGulik

[BrewManNH]

My function lister runs through about 1600 lines of a script in about 190 ms, which is more than fast enough for me. The writing of the function list is what takes a long time. I'm not sure you'd gain a lot with a RegEx over that.