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%{
/* A template scanner file to build "scanner.c".
Run as:
test-lineno-trailing # report flex's yylineno
test-lineno-trailing 1 # report count_newlines(stdin)
*/
%%
/* The goal here is to test the yylineno in the context of trailing-contexts.
Using rules that have newlines in look-ahead.
*/
"Fixed_trailing:"/[\n]"test"[\n] {}
"Var_trailing:"{WORD}/[\n] {}
"Var_prefix_and_trailing:"{WORD}":"/(\n{WORD})* {}
\n {}
{}
<<EOF>> { printf("%d\n", yylineno);
yyterminate();
}
%%
/* returns number of '\n' characters in input, plus one.
This is what flex does, essentially. */
static int
count_newlines (FILE* in)
{
int n=1,c;
while ((c=fgetc(in)) != EOF)
if( c == '\n')
n++;
return n;
}