Allan Odgaard
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c2397484b8
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Use C++11 for loop
Majority of the edits done using the following ruby script:
def update_loops(src)
dst, cnt = '', 0
block_indent, variable = nil, nil
src.each_line do |line|
if block_indent
if line =~ /^#{block_indent}([{}\t])|^\t*$/
block_indent = nil if $1 == '}'
line = line.gsub(%r{ ([^a-z>]) \(\*#{variable}\) | \*#{variable}\b | \b#{variable}(->) }x) do
$1.to_s + variable + ($2 == "->" ? "." : "")
end
else
block_indent = nil
end
elsif line =~ /^(\t*)c?iterate\((\w+), (?!diacritics::make_range)(.*\))$/
block_indent, variable = $1, $2
line = "#$1for(auto const& #$2 : #$3\n"
cnt += 1
end
dst << line
end
return dst, cnt
end
paths.each do |path|
src = IO.read(path)
cnt = 1
while cnt != 0
src, cnt = update_loops(src)
STDERR << "#{path}: #{cnt}\n"
end
File.open(path, "w") { |io| io << src }
end
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2014-03-03 10:34:13 +07:00 |
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