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/*
* @LANG: c++
*
* This is a conds test modified to exercise actions arguments.
*/
#include <iostream>
#include <string.h>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
%%{
machine foo;
action c(v) { $v }
action c1 {i}
action c2 {j}
action one {"one"}
action pr(str) { cout << " " $str << endl;}
main := (
[a-z] |
('\n' when c(c1) @pr( one ) )
)*
('\n' when c({j}) @pr( {"two"} ) );
}%%
%% write data noerror;
void test( int i, int j, const char *str )
{
int cs = foo_start;
const char *p = str;
const char *pe = str + strlen( str );
cout << "run:" << endl;
%% write exec;
if ( cs >= foo_first_final )
cout << " success" << endl;
else
cout << " failure" << endl;
cout << endl;
}
int main()
{
test( 0, 0, "hi\n\n" );
test( 1, 0, "hi\n\n" );
test( 0, 1, "hi\n" );
test( 0, 1, "hi\n\n" );
test( 1, 1, "hi\n" );
test( 1, 1, "hi\n\n" );
test( 1, 1, "hi\n\nx" );
return 0;
}
##### OUTPUT #####
run:
failure
run:
one
one
failure
run:
two
success
run:
two
failure
run:
one
two
success
run:
one
two
one
two
success
run:
one
two
one
two
failure
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