[CSharp] Add a new CharStream that converts the symbols to upper or lower case.#2140
[CSharp] Add a new CharStream that converts the symbols to upper or lower case.#2140DavidMoraisFerreira wants to merge 6 commits intoantlr:masterfrom larais:case-csharp
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Please use casing instead of Convert methods. It's faster.
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Use an invariant method here: char.ToUpperInvariant(o). Lexer should not depend on users culture.
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Casting: return (int)char.ToLower(o).
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The one-line statement is not used in C# runtime. Please use the following style:
if (c <= 0)
{
return c;
}
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Thanks for the review @KvanTTT. |
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Could you also add runtime tests with chars case changing? See related PR as a sample. Also, include a test with another culture (Turkish), see this code fragment for example |
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@KvanTTT I am not sure about which csproj the tests should be added to, as there don't seem to be any CSharp tests. I'd greatly appreciate some pointers :) |
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Since this PR addresses a rather generic requirement I would definitely support having target agnostic tests.
These tests are all in Java, since any end to end test involves Java for the tool.
From there the Java tests launch the target runtime as a child process.
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… Le 3 déc. 2017 à 02:09, David Morais Ferreira ***@***.***> a écrit :
@KvanTTT I am not sure about which csproj the tests should be added to, as there don't seem to be any CSharp tests. I'd greatly appreciate some pointers :)
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I agree @ericvergnaud. I noticed that this PR didn't make it into #2146. Do I need to make further changes? |
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Hi @DavidMoraisFerreira Just added it now so I am closing this one. |
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Ported @bramp's java implementation (#2048 and #2046) for case insensitive grammars to the CSharp runtime.