csg, branch 6-stagecomplicated (static) site generatorhttps://git.syndamia.com/archive/csg/atom/?h=6-stage2024-07-21T04:33:55Z?2024-07-21T04:33:55ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-07-21T04:33:55Zurn:sha1:e84573b4790347a8a8de82da12bd352794c69ec8(csg) Added an explanation for field splitting shenanigans2024-04-30T06:21:41ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-30T06:21:41Zurn:sha1:8002c5d3f376138ab0fe7a1abf92638c70bb3b26(csg) Roughly reworked pipeline with multiple types of scripts2024-04-30T05:43:14ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-30T05:37:11Zurn:sha1:f8266b610f9787689a4f121c57c039952ca9cec2
Now, rather than having all scripts at once, there are 6 types of script, running at 6 different "stages"
[s2] Fixed error when timestamp.txt is disabled2024-04-14T07:27:12ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T07:27:12Zurn:sha1:4409b3c0998d06ef3f06f40d1f691e8bf0328e2d[p3] Fixed logic for disabling timestamp.txt2024-04-14T07:25:44ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T07:25:44Zurn:sha1:5cc370ceb60b8571de636b30e731e2aad97b3958[s2] Fixed error "cannot open source file -f" when you have no awk libraries2024-04-14T06:44:00ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T06:44:00Zurn:sha1:956b9d38e5b5fbc187fc3b45efa1d55043f3fd6d[README] Publicised POSIX compatibility and updated future features2024-04-14T06:15:11ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T06:15:07Zurn:sha1:27da58d078f4be6f95f3a50c6a514089e464945a[s1] Added check if there are any scripts inside AWKSCRIPTS2024-04-14T05:50:56ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T05:50:56Zurn:sha1:56a09d2d3f35cc8c8251e2c54811cf8e16c190fe[s0] Added simple git repository check2024-04-14T05:49:54ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-04-14T05:49:54Zurn:sha1:a194e60853f0309e6892d13cf24e81312306d200[s1] Combined CSG scripts are now ordered, according to regexes in alphabetically-ordered scripts2024-02-26T08:06:47ZSyndamiakamen@syndamia.com2024-02-26T08:06:47Zurn:sha1:4cdb05b97f24f66f026abc7846b3aff1fc53f71b
Scripts are alphabetically ordered, and combined files use the order in which new regexes (amongst the ordered scripts) are found.
By regex I'm reffering to the filename regex as the top comment of every script.
This allows some crude amount of control over the order in which scripts are concatenated.
Since POSIX doesn't have @include or a similar construct, and the idea is to promote splitting your projects into
smaller scripts, this is required.
To summarize, all files with the same regex have their rules concatenated in filename alphabetic order, and
the rules themselves are ordered, according to their first occurrence in the files in filename alphabetic order.
So, rules of script B.awk will always run after script A.awk, no matter regexes.
To make script C.awk run before script B.awk, you'll need A.awk and C.awk to share regex, but B.awk to not (A.awk could even be a dummy script, only having the regex on top).