When a range command is first evaluated on a line after its numeric first
address (inside a block, or after d, n, N, c or a branch skipped it), start
the range on the current line, as GNU sed does, unless a numeric second
address has also been passed. The range can start this way only once.
Fixes#541
The substitution and transliteration compilers read the delimiter with
ScriptCharProvider::current() even when the command letter was the last
character on the line. This indexed past the end of the line and
aborted.
Check for the end of the line first and report an unterminated command,
as GNU sed does. Scripts such as `s`, `1y`, and `p;s` now exit 1 with a
diagnostic instead of aborting.
The address-parser aborts from #570 were fixed separately in #578.
When stderr is a terminal (or UUTILS_DIAG=always), quote the offending
script line and underline the faulty character, in the layout uucore's
diagnostics use. Pipes and the test suite still get the single-line
message.
Both error constructors handle this, so no call site changes.
ScriptLocation now carries the line text, captured only when diagnostics
are on and shared between commands from the same line, so semantic
errors raised after compilation can still be drawn.
Anything that cannot be drawn (non-UTF-8 script, empty line, no line
recorded) leaves the message unchanged.
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