class Rouge::TextAnalyzer
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# File lib/rouge/text_analyzer.rb, line 24 def doctype return @doctype if instance_variable_defined? :@doctype self =~ %r(\A\s* (?:<\?.*?\?>\s*)? # possible <?xml...?> tag <!DOCTYPE\s+(.+?)> )xm @doctype = $1 end
Return the contents of the doctype tag if present, nil otherwise.
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# File lib/rouge/text_analyzer.rb, line 35 def doctype?(type=//) type === doctype end
Check if the doctype matches a given regexp or string
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# File lib/rouge/text_analyzer.rb, line 41 def lexes_cleanly?(lexer) lexer.lex(self) do |(tok, _)| return false if tok.name == 'Error' end true end
Return true if the result of lexing with the given lexer contains no error tokens.
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# File lib/rouge/text_analyzer.rb, line 6 def shebang return @shebang if instance_variable_defined? :@shebang self =~ /\A\s*#!(.*)$/ @shebang = $1 end
Find a shebang. Returns nil if no shebang is present.
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# File lib/rouge/text_analyzer.rb, line 17 def shebang?(match) return false unless shebang match = /\b#{match}(\s|$)/ match === shebang end
Check if the given shebang is present.
This normalizes things so that ‘text.shebang?(’bash’)‘ will detect `#!/bash`, ’#!/bin/bash’, ‘#!/usr/bin/env bash’, and ‘#!/bin/bash -x’