We need to ignore geckolib/tools, otherwise we need to clobber stuff
to avoid a bunch of tidy errors in rust-bindgen etc.
We also preemtively ignore the soon-to-be-added build.rs for the same reason
it's ignored in style/, and gecko_style_structs.rs for the same reason that
bindings.rs is ignored.
Do not run WPT tidy on pyc files
Generalize the mechanism for skipping file patterns and use it for
generating the list of WPT files to lint. Add *.pyc to the list of
file patterns to skip.
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Generalize the mechanism for skipping file patterns and use it for
generating the list of WPT files to lint. Add *.pyc to the list of
file patterns to skip.
Handle escaped strings in rust linting, tidy.py
A little annoying to read since we have to escape for python (\\) and
then escape for re (\\\\) and then even at times escape for single
quotes immediately after, (\\\\\), but tidy.py now strips strings even
if they have escapes before linting.
Fixes#9806 -- basically the problem is that the PR which first revealed this had an escape in one of its strings which included an = sign. The escape meant the string wasn't escaped before it looked for spaces around spaces.
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tidy.py now strips strings even if they have escapes before linting.
Use raw strings for regex with lots of backslashes
Handle ALL escape sequences in strings for tidy, not just escaped string terminators
The deque file was removed in favour of an external crate.
The sync and sync_css directories are automatically created when updating the
in-tree copies of the wpt and css tests.
Add Partial Implementation of style DOM traits for Gecko, and some basic glue to let Gecko call into Servo
The wrapper stuff is partially-complete, modulo some unimplemented methods. The glue code is just a toy for now. Regardless, I think it's worth getting some of this stuff in-tree to minimize breakage.
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This is done, because the majority of the functions splits the lines, and
it would be better to do this just once.
This commit also optimised the licence checking function slightly by only
checking the fist lines of the file (where the amount of lines is the
line span of the longest license)
