Track the codefigs things. Will likely be removed from tracking

in the future.

builtin_types/cp_examples.ainix.yaml

@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ defines:
     y:
     - cp -r [-[$1]-] [-[$2]-]
   - x:
+    # TODO fix
     - copy everything in [-[1=ENGWORD]-]s dir to [-[$1]-]copy
     y:
     - cp -r [-[$1]-]/* [-[$1]-]copy

figures/codefigs/condensed_cp_examples.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+defines:
+  - define_new: example_set
+    y_type: CommandSequence
+    examples:
+      - x:
+        - make a copy of [-[FILENAME]-] in parent dir
+        - copy [-[FILENAME]-] to parent directory
+        - copy [-[FILENAME]-] up one directory
+        y:
+        - cp [-[FILENAME]-] ..
+      - x:
+        - copy [-[1=DIRNAME]-] to [-[2=DIRNAME]-]
+        - recursive copy [-[1=DIRNAME]-] to [-[2=DIRNAME]-]
+        - cp for directories [-[1=DIRNAME]-] [-[2=DIRNAME]-]
+        y:
+        - cp -r [-[$1]-] [-[$2]-]
+      - x:
+        - copy everything in [-[1=ENGWORD]-] dir to [-[$1]-]copy
+        y:
+        - cp -r [-[$1]-]/* [-[$1]-]copy
+      # ...Other examples ommitted for conciseness.............................

figures/codefigs/condensed_ls_examples.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+defines:
+  - define_new: example_set
+    y_type: CommandSequence
+    examples:
+      - x:
+        - list files here with smallest file first
+        - display files smallest to largest
+        - list files small to big
+        - show files. Sort by file size small first
+        y:
+        - ls -lSr
+        - ls -Sr
+      # ...Other examples ommitted for conciseness.............................

figures/codefigs/condensed_numbers.ainix.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+defines:
+  - define_new: type
+    name: Number
+  - define_new: object
+    name: decimal_number
+    type: Number
+    children:
+      - name: SignArg
+        type: Sign
+        required: False
+      - name: BeforeDecimal
+        type: IntBase
+        required: True
+      - name: AfterDecimal
+        type: IntBase
+        required: False
+      - name: Exponent
+        type: IntBase
+        required: False
+    preferred_object_parser:
+      grammar: |
+        SignArg? BeforeDecimal ("." AfterDecimal)? ("e" Exponent)?
+  # Definition of Sign type and IntBase type omitted ..........................

figures/codefigs/condensed_wc.ainix.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+defines:
+  - define_new: object
+    name: wc
+    type: Program
+    # We must provide type data so the default TypeParser for Programs knows
+    # how to recognize this object in strings.
+    type_data: {invoke_name: "wc"}
+    children:
+      - name: l
+        arg_data: {short_name: "l", long_name: "lines"}
+      - name: c
+        # By default arguments are optional.
+        # We can also explicitly specify this for clarity.
+        required: False
+        # The default ObjectParser for Program's knows how to parse
+        # POSIX-compliant program argument conventions. To do this the parser
+        # examines the arg_data that the user provides for the arguments.
+        arg_data: {short_name: "c", long_name: "bytes"}
+      - name: m
+        arg_data: {short_name: "m", long_name: "chars"}
+      - name: w
+        arg_data: {short_name: "w", long_name: "words"}
+      - name: files_list
+        # The previous arguments had None type (were just flags)
+        # However, this positional argument has a Type which needs to be parsed
+        type: PathList
+        arg_data: {position: 0, multiword_pos_arg: True}

figures/codefigs/condensed_wc_examples.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+defines:
+  - define_new: example_set
+    # All example_set definitions must include a root y_type. For Unix commands,
+    # the root type is CommandSequence. However, this framework could also be
+    # used with a root type of RegularExp, SQL, or something else more domain
+    # specific. This allows AInix to be used in multitask settings.
+    y_type: CommandSequence
+    examples:
+      - x:
+          - how many lines are in [-[FILENAME]-]
+          - Counts lines of [-[FILENAME]-]
+          - line count of [-[FILENAME]-]
+          - get line count of [-[FILENAME]-]
+        y:
+          - wc -l [-[FILENAME]-]
+        risk: 0
+      - x:
+          - how many words are in [-[FILENAME]-]
+          - get the word count of [-[FILENAME]-]
+          - word count [-[FILENAME]-]
+        y:
+          - wc -w [-[FILENAME]-]
+        risk: 0
+      - x:
+          - how many letters are in "[-[ENGWORD]-]"
+        y:
+          - echo "[-[ENGWORD]-]" | wc -c
+        risk: 0
+    # ...Examples ommitted for conciseness...

figures/codefigs/makecodeimgs.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+
+for file in $(ls *.yaml)
+do
+    echo ${file}
+    pygmentize -f png -O style=lovelace,font_size=30 ${file} > ${file}.png
+done