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This following grammar I have below behaves really strangely. As you can see in the spec in the code, I should either be able to say this or this should not get typed, and then some stuff gets printed to the nat link console. This behaviour works as expected.
Another weird thing is that I can say should not get typed and then the text should not get typed gets typed into my host OS. Why??? 😕
import aenea.config
import aenea.configuration
from aenea.proxy_contexts import ProxyAppContext
from dragonfly import (
AppContext,
CompoundRule,
Grammar,
)
def load():
global git_grammar
context = aenea.wrappers.AeneaContext(
ProxyAppContext(
match='regex',
app_id='.*',
),
AppContext(title='git'),
)
git_grammar = Grammar('git', context=context)
git_grammar.add_rule(GitRule())
git_grammar.load()
def unload():
global git_grammar
if git_grammar:
git_grammar.unload()
git_grammar = None
class GitRule(CompoundRule):
def __init__(self):
super(GitRule, self).__init__(
spec='this [should not get typed]',
extras=[],
)
def _process_recognition(self, node, extras):
print('_process_recognition', extras)
load()
This following grammar I have below behaves really strangely. As you can see in the spec in the code, I should either be able to say
this
orthis should not get typed
, and then some stuff gets printed to the nat link console. This behaviour works as expected.Another weird thing is that I can say
should not get typed
and then the textshould not get typed
gets typed into my host OS. Why??? 😕