Add a #replace! predicate that can update a node
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#replace! predicate that can update a node#replace! predicate that can update a node
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I probably should look at how |
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This PR is an attempt to add a
#replace! @capture "regexp(.*)" "rep$1" predicate that can be used to filter content. This is useful for things like extracting injection languages from shebangs or heredocs, and will provide an official equivalent of the#gsub!` function supported by NeoVim.However, I am not sure what the best way to do this is. It seems like this more or less requires instrumenting a
Nodein some way thatutf8_text/utf_16text know to return data from a buffer rather than the input. I am going to try adding something toNodeto allow this, but would like to know if there are other suggestions.