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  • New Features

    • Introduced an enhanced tokenization method for processing inputs with null characters.
    • Provided a new example showcasing the updated input scanning.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced custom token-splitting logic with a standardized scanning approach for improved consistency.
  • Tests

    • Expanded test coverage to verify accurate token parsing and ensure reliability.

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The changes remove a custom token-splitting function from the command-line arguments package and replace it with a standardized token scanning function from the shellescape package. A new function, ScanTokens, is added to handle tokenization based on null characters and EOF conditions. In addition, example and test functions are introduced to demonstrate and verify the new scanning behavior. Unused imports have been removed where appropriate.

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File(s) Change Summary
cmd/escargs/escargs.go Removed the custom splitNullTerminatedItems function and its usage; replaced with shellescape.ScanTokens, and removed the unused bytes import.
shellescape.go, example_test.go, shellescape_test.go Added new ScanTokens function to tokenize input (handling null characters and EOF), introduced ExampleScanTokens for demonstration, and added TestScanTokens for verification; necessary import adjustments added.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant I as Input Source
    participant S as bufio.Scanner
    participant T as ScanTokens
    
    I->>S: Provide input (with null characters)
    S->>T: Call ScanTokens(data, atEOF)
    T-->>S: Return token (up to null character or EOF)
    S->>S: Process token and continue scanning
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ScanTokens leads the way on every byte,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
shellescape.go (1)

69-71: Fix typo in documentation comment.

There's a small typo in the documentation comment.

- // ScanTokens is a split function for a bufio.Scanner that returns each word of text, stripped
- // of amy trailing end-of-text empty byte.
+ // ScanTokens is a split function for a bufio.Scanner that returns each word of text, stripped
+ // of any trailing end-of-text empty byte.
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example_test.go (1)

107-120: Excellent example for ScanTokens!

This example clearly demonstrates how to use the new ScanTokens function with bufio.Scanner to process null-terminated strings. The function correctly shows how tokens are separated by null characters and provides appropriate output expectations.

cmd/escargs/escargs.go (1)

65-65: Good replacement with standardized function.

The custom splitNullTerminatedItems function has been properly replaced with the new standardized shellescape.ScanTokens function, providing better code reuse and consistency.

shellescape.go (1)

71-88: Well-implemented split function for bufio.Scanner.

The implementation correctly handles all required cases for a split function:

  1. EOF with no data
  2. Finding tokens separated by null bytes
  3. Final non-terminated line at EOF
  4. Requesting more data when needed

This follows the standard pattern for bufio.Scanner split functions and handles edge cases appropriately.

shellescape_test.go (1)

88-105: Comprehensive test for the new ScanTokens function.

The test properly validates that:

  1. Multiple tokens separated by null bytes are correctly extracted
  2. The scanner processes all tokens in the expected order
  3. No scanner errors occur during processing

This provides good coverage for the new functionality.

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alessio merged commit 9101d21 into master Feb 25, 2025
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alessio deleted the scanToken branch February 25, 2025 16:59
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