Re: Boolean Operators for --script (again)

[Patrick Donnelly <batrick () batbytes com>]

On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Patrick Donnelly <batrick () batbytes com> wrote:
> Here's a rough draft of the Augmented BNF syntax:
>
> ====
> ; Note string literals in ABNF are case-insensitive
> ruleset = rule *("," rule)
> rule    = exp
> exp     = "nil" / "false" / "true" / name / exp binop exp / unop exp
> binop   = "and" / "or"
> unop    = "not"
> name    = %x21-%x2b /
>          %x2d-%x3a /
>          %x3c-%x7e ; All visible characteres except ',' and ';'
> ====
>
> While this describes the syntax, the semantics are:
>
> The binary and unary operators follow the same semantics and
> precedence as in Lua.
>
> A `name` can be a case-insensitive Category ("intrusive", "default",
> etc.), a case-sensitive (is this ok?) filename with optional greedy
> "*" (asterisk) wildcards to match many files. A filename may also have
> an optional (ignored) .nse extension. Directories are not considered
> valid in the above ruleset and are handled separately (we include all
> script files in a directory).

Attached is the new patch implementing the above syntax and semantics.

-- 
-Patrick Donnelly

"One of the lessons of history is that nothing is often a good thing
to do and always a clever thing to say."

-Will Durant

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