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debugger: fixed cli-parsing of id <text-input> command#1089

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debugger: fixed cli-parsing of id <text-input> command#1089
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Fixes #1088

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  • New Features
    • Allow commands starting with "id" to be entered with or without an extra space, providing a more flexible input experience.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Added clear error feedback and usage instructions when required input is missing, ensuring more robust command handling.

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This change updates the command parsing in the debugger's execute_command method. It now checks for commands starting with "id" (without requiring a trailing space) and safely extracts arguments using the new extract_arg method. Error handling has been added to notify users when the required input is missing, addressing the issue where the id command was not recognized.

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File(s) Change Summary
debugger/.../main.rs Modified the execute_command method in the Cli struct. Relaxed the command check to starts_with("id"), replaced slicing with extract_arg, and added error handling for missing input.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as CLI
    U->>C: Enters command "id<text>" or "id"
    C->>C: Checks if command starts with "id"
    C->>C: Calls extract_arg(command)
    alt Argument provided
        C->>C: Process command with extracted argument
    else No argument provided
        C->>U: Print error message with usage instructions
    end
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Command id should work without an extra space and provide error feedback when input missing (#1088)

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
debugger/src/main.rs (1)

128-130: Good utility method for argument extraction.

The implementation of extract_arg is a clean approach to safely extract command arguments. It separates this concern from the command processing logic, making the code more maintainable.

Consider handling multiple spaces or tabs between the command and argument by trimming the extracted argument:

fn extract_arg(cmd: &str) -> Option<&str> {
-    cmd.find(' ').map(|pos| &cmd[pos + 1..])
+    cmd.find(' ').map(|pos| &cmd[pos + 1..].trim_start())
}
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debugger/src/main.rs (1)

157-164: Fixed CLI parsing for the "id" command.

This change correctly addresses the original issue by:

  1. Modifying the command recognition to check for strings starting with "id" without requiring a space after it
  2. Using the new extract_arg method to safely extract the argument
  3. Adding proper error handling for cases where input text is missing

The implementation now correctly handles the command and provides meaningful feedback to users when input is missing.

@tomtau tomtau merged commit 17a7fa0 into pest-parser:master Mar 21, 2025
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Debugger: Option id not working

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