# efficiently detect the symbols without using RAM. See common.py for formatting
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import subprocess
import re
import json
import sys
import os
sys.path.append(".")
import common
# Scans files for comments of the form /*JSON......*/ and then builds a tree structure of ifs to
# efficiently detect the symbols without using RAM. See common.py for formatting
jsondatas = common.get_jsondata(False)
includes = common.get_includes_from_jsondata(jsondatas)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def treewalk(tree, name, jsondata):
if len(name) == 0:
tree[""] = jsondata
else:
firstchar = name[:1]
if not firstchar in tree: tree[firstchar] = {}
treewalk(tree[firstchar], name[1:], jsondata)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Creates something like 'name[0]=='s' && name[1]=='e' && name[2]=='t' && name[3]==0'
# efficiently detect the symbols without using RAM. See common.py for formatting
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
import subprocess;
import re;
import json;
import sys;
import os;
sys.path.append(".");
import common
# Scans files for comments of the form /*JSON......*/ and then builds a tree structure of ifs to
# efficiently detect the symbols without using RAM. See common.py for formatting
jsondatas = common.get_jsondata(False)
includes = common.get_includes_from_jsondata(jsondatas)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def treewalk(tree, name, jsondata):
if len(name)==0:
tree[""] = jsondata
else:
firstchar = name[:1]
if not firstchar in tree: tree[firstchar] = {}
treewalk(tree[firstchar], name[1:], jsondata)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Creates something like 'name[0]=='s' && name[1]=='e' && name[2]=='t' && name[3]==0'
def createStringCompare(varName, checkOffsets, checkCharacters):
checks = []
