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Grand Unified String Theory #15

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squeek502 opened this issue Sep 29, 2024 · 0 comments
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Grand Unified String Theory #15

squeek502 opened this issue Sep 29, 2024 · 0 comments

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squeek502 commented Sep 29, 2024

In the beginning of resinator, there was 1 parsing algorithm used for string literals. Since then, that has been split many times into multiple specialized parsers for different things:

  • "Normal" string parsing
  • DLGINCLUDE strings
  • Accelerators
  • parseQuotedStringAsWideString
  • Maybe more I'm forgetting right now

Recently, though, these implementations have been re-converging as I find new edge cases and make corrections. For example, accelerator string parsing and parseQuotedStringAsWideString are now roughly equivalent, but they are still using separate implementations.

It's possible that there's some commonality between all of the different implementations that I'm missing that would allow them to converge even further.

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