Add Go package aliased import (#182)#197
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Add aliased import of Go packages, like in full Go:
import myfmt "fmt"
The implementation is a hack:
- during parsing an import alias is stored as a fake import with an '=' prefix
- during compile, the alias is merged with the following import as <import-path>=<alias>
- during Go code generation (tree/peg.go.tmpl), the string is split
So import aliases are not properly represented in tree.Tree.
Closes pointlander#182.
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Add aliased import of Go packages in
PEGfiles, like in full Go:The implementation is a hack:
<import-path>=<alias>tree/peg.go.tmpl), the string is split using a function imported in the templateSo import aliases are not properly represented as specific nodes in the AST
tree.Tree, but that representation fits the purpose.Closes #182.