(Changed in version 2.8.0) collect has changed. The previous behavior can be reproduced with toSeq.
Determine whether there are any more input lines to be read from the includer.
Determine whether there are any more input lines to be read from the includer.
true if at least one more line is available,
false otherwise
the regular expression that defines an include directive.
the regular expression that defines an include directive. Must contain a group that surrounds the file or URL part.
the maximum nesting level
Get the next input line.
Get the next input line. You should call hasNext before calling
this method, to ensure that there are input lines remaining.
the next input line
no more input lines
the Source to read
Process "include" directives in files, returning an iterator over lines from the flattened files.
The
grizzled.file.Includerclass can be used to process "include" directives within a text file, returning a file-like object. It also contains some utility functions that permit using include-enabled files in other contexts.Syntax
The include syntax is defined by a regular expression; any line that matches the regular expression is treated as an include directive. The default regular expression,
%include\s"(["]+)"$matches include directives like this:Relative and local file references are relative to the including file or URL. That is, if an
Includeris processing file "/home/bmc/foo.txt" and encounters an attempt to include file "bar.txt", it will assume "bar.txt" is to be found in "/home/bmc".Similarly, if an
Includeris processing URL "http://localhost/bmc/foo.txt" and encounters an attempt to include file "bar.txt", it will assume "bar.txt" is to be found at "http://localhost/bmc/bar.txt".Nested includes are permitted; that is, an included file may, itself, include other files. The maximum recursion level is configurable and defaults to 100.
The include syntax can be changed by passing a different regular expression to the
Includerconstructor.Usage
This package provides an
Includerclass, which processes include directives in a file and behaves somewhat like a ScalaSource. See the class documentation for more details.The package also provides a
preprocess()convenience function, via a companion object, that can be used to preprocess a file; it returns the path to the resulting preprocessed file.Examples
Preprocess a file containing include directives, then read the result:
import grizzled.file.Includer Includer(path).foreach(println(_))Use an include-enabled file with a Scala
scala.io.Sourceobject: