forked from osmocom/wireshark
![]() Besides "STRING", there is now "UNPARSED_STRING", where the distinction is that "STRING" was a double-quoted string and "UNPARSED_STRING" is just a sequence of characters that the scanner didn't know how to scan/parse, so it's up to the Ftype to parse it. This gives us more flexibility and prepares the dfilter parsing engine for the upcoming addition of the "contains" operator. In the process of doing this, I also re-did the double-quoted string support in the scanner, so that instead of the naively-simple support we used to have, double-quoted strings now can have embedded dobule-quotes, embedded octal sequences, and embedded hexadecimal sequences: "\"" embedded double-quote "\110" embedded octal "\x48" embedded hex Enhance the dfilter unit test script to be able to run a single collection of tests instead of having to run all of them all the time. svn path=/trunk/; revision=8083 |
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lemon | ||
.cvsignore | ||
Makefile.am | ||
Makefile.nmake | ||
cvsdiff-fix.py | ||
dfilter-test.py | ||
pkt-from-core.py |