In which case, the language can be hardcoded in as a single language.
Later versions after this first locale support will then consider supporting multiple languages not necessarily compiled in.
-- Consider creating an fss simple content type (such that data->contents.array[at].start can be used instead of data->contents.array[at].array[0].start).
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-- FSS needs to allow escaping of comments, "\# " would escape a comment, every backslash after that would be literal.
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-- status_code and fss_status_code should be able to distinguish a number and a non-number string.
- This will allow for auto-detecting whether or not something is a code to print the string or a string to print the code.
- When this is done, then the --number parameter can be removed.
- (Also add --help Note: pointing out that f, -w, and -e only apply to numeric codes and will result in 0 (false) for all strings.)
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-- investigate static executables in how valgrind reports errors.
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- consider updating byte_dump to support multiple --first and multiple parameters such all --first parameters are effectively added together.
What this does is allow skipping a file using counters greater than the max_int size.
The --last position, should therefore be rewritten to be relative to the --first position.
alternatively, implement a --skip parameter that skips past the max_int number of bytes X number of times (--skip X) would skip X*max_int bytes.
alternatively, implement support for specifying metric unit symbols (such as 100m for 100 megabytes).
-- implement the "time" functonality to represent a unit of time (unlike the normal system, this unit of time is say milliseconds in any given year that can continue on until max_int).
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-- implement the "data" unit that using the metric system more appropriately, such that a data is a single byte.
- 1 megadata in base 10 is (10^6)*8 = # of bits, and 1 megadata in base 16 s (16^6)*8 = # of bits.
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-- console processing code needs to ignore unknown codes (namely, negative/positive numbers like: -3 or +4) (do not consider these parameters).
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- Research/Implement optimizaton by using pointers to reduce the complexity of processing multi-depth structures, such as fss_nest:
this:
nests->array[nests->used].array[index].array[0] = xxx;
current->array[0] = xxx;
The idea is that in the first case, thee is a lot more dereferencing needing to be performed whereas the second case, the massive dereferencing happens only the first time and then all subsequent calls have simpler dereferencing.
-- Add support for truncating whitespace before and after the name:
- 1) When selecting by object name 'ex ample' could then match ' ex ample '.
- 2) When printing the object name by itself, 'ex ample' would be printed instead of ' ex ample '.
- 3) Use -T/--trim to remove whitespace both before and after for all FSS read programs (just like PHP trim).
- 4) The leading whitespace on newlines that are to support such need not be trimmed automatically unless -T/--trim is passed.
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-- Add support for printing line numbers, including when printing objects.
- - Consider adding support for printing selection identifiers, such as the second object will have an id of 2, even if it is 100 lines down.
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-- The leading and trailing whitespaces in names should be ignored when selecting and printing.
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-- Update level-3 code to use the newly minted color2 function where appropriate.
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* Programs to create:
* - document: the documentation is built/processed/generated.
- * - generate: special scripts are run for the purpose of generating any build-time code/scripts/files.
* - finish: the project is installed.
- * - package: the project is turned into a package (tarballed, etc..).
* - coverage: the project has tests run against it.
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-- consider redesigning console parameters to use three sets of arrays instead of one (short, long, and other).
- - this would increase performance, but is it worth the complexity of the structure?
- - it may simplify the design in other ways.
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- F_STATUS_XX could be the error code for the program on exit, such that +s, ++status is a new standard parameter for specifying the variable name.
Variable name will be made uppercase and will be only alphabetic or underscore.
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-Go though all source code and ensure that, for all non-exceptional cases, any dynamic strings appends to existing buffers instead of overwriting them (based on buffer->used).
-Then document this behavior.
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-The status code processing code are all out of alphabetic order and need cleanup.
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Go back through all existing f_file and f_directory code, updating return codes and respective documentation.
Update f_utf_file and create a f_utf_directory?
-Remove empty projects and cleanup private functions.
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The f_conversion project:
- needs to have its parameter orders corrected.
- needs to follow the private-conversion.? design.
-Consider implementing a specification for accessibility characters using non-printing characters as a code word followed by another UTF-8 character to represent its code.
-Followed by a UTF-8 character s done to ensure type safety.
-This is likely to be limited to programs/terminals that accept it as to avoid printing extra noise.
-A simpler compatible version might be made that only utilizes non-printing characters.
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-fl_string_find_next() and fl_string_find_previous() find next or previous occurances of a string.
-fl_string_locations() find all locations where a string exists.
-fl_string_total() find total occurances of a string.
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fix recursive functions to be consistent and all have max recursion lengths just like the *_all() file functions.