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Updated comments in rule files on how to use regexp-assemble.py #2423
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Updated comments in rule files on how to use regexp-assemble.py #2423
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I hope you will continue to unify the regexp-assembly script documentation :). Now I'm using this regex to catch the build instruction in the CRS Rules-doc script:
It would be good to see that each description uses the same syntax. Thanks :). |
Thanks guys! I've changed the comment a bit but I think I got them all this time. I don't think there's any merit in having "word list" in two places, it doesn't add any useful information, IMO. |
Meeting decision March 7: @RedXanadu already reviewed. @franbuehler and @airween are added as reviewers. |
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I reviewed this PR, tried with the parser of the CRS documentation (which is also aligned).
Looks good to me.
We discussed this in the previous meeting:
Adding do-not-merge label. |
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Removing the do-not-merge label since #2422 has been merged in the meantime. The merging of this PR is critical for the v.4-RC. |
The script which builds the CRSDoc structure uses heavily these comments. Let me check the modifications with that before the merge. |
Very good. Thanks. |
Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. |
Thanks @airween, nicely spotted. I also found another lingering one (934120). I hope I got them all now. |
Sorry, after I grabbed you commit, I found a new one occurrence: |
That one has to stay that way for now. There's no good way at the moment to do it differently. I'm working on some enhancements to regexp-assemble that will take care of that. |
This PR accompanies #2422.