cyr_sequence¶
Debug tool for seqset. Also useful for resolving sequences.
Synopsis¶
cyr_sequence [ -C altconfig ] [ -m maxval ] <command> sequence The command is one of: * parsed * compress * members * ismember * create The sequence is a list of sequences. Discrete numbers are separated with commas, ranges are separated by colons.
Description¶
cyr_sequence shows what happens when various operations are performed over a sequence.
Options¶
-
parsed
*sequence*
¶ Dumps a parsed view of the list structure, broken into contiguous sections.
-
compress
*sequence*
¶ Given a list, compress ranges with colons.
-
members
*sequence*
¶ Displays the full list of members within the sequence, in order, expanding out the ranges.
-
ismember
*[num...]*
¶ For each number in the list, check if it’s in the sequence.
-
create
*[-s] [-o origlist] [items]*
¶ Generate a new list from the items, prefix numbers with
~
to remove them from the list. If an original list is given, this is joined into this new list.The -s flag generates a sparse list.
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join
*sequence1* *sequence2*
¶ Join two sequences together and return the output in compressed format.
-
-C
*altconfig*
¶ Specify an alternate config file.
-
-m
*maxval*
¶ Limit the maximum value to accept.
Examples¶
cyr_sequence parsed 1,3,4,5
Sections: 2
[1, 1]
[3, 5]
cyr_sequence compress 1,3,4,5
1,3:5
cyr_sequence members 1,23:25,28,30:32
1
23
24
25
28
30
31
32