[Crm114-general] determining filename from :stats: (+ vim syntax files)

[Robert K. <cr...@al...>]

Hey all,

Now that I've got myself a really useful classify(), which reports the
winning file (thanks for that, Bill!), I'm facing another small problem:
converting the winning number to an actual filename.

At the moment, my code for this looks like this:

  # get filenames
  isolate (:FILES:)
  syscall () (:FILES:) /ls -1 :*:_env_CSSBASE:\/*.css/

  # classify message against each file
  isolate (:stats:)
  {
    classify <nocase> (:*:FILES:) (:stats:) [:message:] /:*:lcr:/
  }
  {
    match (:dummy: :winningIndex:) [:stats:]  /Best match to file #([[:digit:]]+)/
    isolate (:winningFile:)
    syscall (:*:FILES:) (:winningFile:) /head -$((1 + :*:winningIndex:)) | tail -1/
  }

Notice the shelltrickery '$(( 1 + ... ))' to convert 0-based to 1-based.

Would it be too much of a problem to put the winning file's name in :stats:
somewhere?

Also, on a somewhat different note: are there any people interested in
a VIM 6 syntax file for .crm files? I've hacked one up, and it's quite
usable.

                                                                     robert