Implement $VAR expansion in commands (issue #25)
Extend read_command_body() to detect $NAME and trigger interpolation
using the same fragment-split mechanism as ${expr}. The lexer collects
the identifier into cmd_envvar; the parser's unified parseinterp()
branches on it to emit tostring(getenv(NAME)).
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@@ -3,6 +3,9 @@
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-- This file serves as a design playground: it documents how bare-word
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-- commands should behave alongside Lua in both scripts and the REPL.
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print "Skipping interactive commands - not implemented yet"
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os.exit(0) --[[
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print "testing interactive commands"
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-- ===== RESULT TABLE STRUCTURE =====
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@@ -359,3 +362,5 @@ do
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end
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print "OK"
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--]]
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@@ -39,9 +39,7 @@ end
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-- env vars are visible to child processes
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do
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$_LUSH_TEST_D = "from_lush"
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local r = `sh -c "echo $_LUSH_TEST_D"`
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-- the $_LUSH_TEST_D here is NOT lush interpolation (no {}),
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-- it's a literal string passed to sh which expands it
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local r = `echo $_LUSH_TEST_D`
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assert(r.stdout == "from_lush\n", r.stdout)
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end
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@@ -46,10 +46,67 @@ do
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assert(r.stdout == "abc\n")
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end
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-- literal $ (not followed by {) is kept
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-- literal $ (not followed by { or alpha) is kept
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do
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local r = `echo $`
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assert(r.stdout == "$\n")
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end
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-- $NAME expands environment variable in backtick commands
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do
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local r = `echo $HOME`
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assert(r.stdout:match("^/"), "expected absolute path, got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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-- $NAME mid-command expansion
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do
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local r = `echo hello $USER world`
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local expected = "hello " .. $USER .. " world\n"
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assert(r.stdout == expected, "got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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-- $NAME at end of command
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do
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local r = `echo $USER`
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assert(r.stdout == $USER .. "\n", "got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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-- multiple $NAME expansions
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do
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$_LUSH_INTERP_A = "aaa"
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$_LUSH_INTERP_B = "bbb"
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local r = `echo $_LUSH_INTERP_A $_LUSH_INTERP_B`
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assert(r.stdout == "aaa bbb\n", "got: " .. r.stdout)
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$_LUSH_INTERP_A = nil
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$_LUSH_INTERP_B = nil
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end
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-- $NAME adjacent to text (no space)
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do
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$_LUSH_INTERP_C = "bar"
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local r = `echo foo$_LUSH_INTERP_C`
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assert(r.stdout == "foobar\n", "got: " .. r.stdout)
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$_LUSH_INTERP_C = nil
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end
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-- $NAME mixed with ${expr}
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do
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local x = 42
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local r = `echo $USER ${x}`
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local expected = $USER .. " 42\n"
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assert(r.stdout == expected, "got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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-- undefined $NAME expands to "nil"
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do
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local r = `echo $_LUSH_UNDEFINED_VAR_XYZ`
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assert(r.stdout == "nil\n", "got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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-- escaped \$ remains literal
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do
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local r = `echo \$HOME`
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assert(r.stdout == "$HOME\n", "got: " .. r.stdout)
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end
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print "OK"
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