- Create histograms automatically so that you can just call record()
and it will work even if you didn't pre-define the histogram.
- Expose an API for printing a range of lines.
- Expose the source code being parsed.
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- Trim output lines to 80 characters. This makes it overwrite the line
correctly instead of scrolling unnecessarily.
- Make the tokens for each parsed file available to a scrape class.
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- Ensure the lexer is running at the latest language version. Before, it
would fail to handle files that used extension methods since it didn't
tokenize "extension" correctly.
- Don't visit files that produce parse errors. It was reporting the
errors but still going ahead and parsing them... which actually
worked surprisingly well (yay error recovery) but could lead to
dubious results.
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The README explains, it but, in short, this is a little library I
harvested from the scripts I wrote during ui-as-code. It makes it easier
to write scripts to gather bits of statistical data from Dart syntax.
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Parker Lougheed