class RuboCop::Cop::Lint::ImplicitStringConcatenation
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‘Item 2’
‘Item 1’ <br>array = [
array = [‘Item 1’ + ‘Item 2’]
array = [‘Item 1Item 2’]
# good
@example
array = [‘Item 1’ ‘Item 2’]
# bad
@example
which are on the same line.
This cop checks for implicit string concatenation of string literals
def display_str(node)
def display_str(node) if /\n/.match?(node.source) str_content(node).inspect else node.source end end
def each_bad_cons(node)
def each_bad_cons(node) node.children.each_cons(2) do |child_node1, child_node2| # `'abc' 'def'` -> (dstr (str "abc") (str "def")) next unless string_literals?(child_node1, child_node2) next unless child_node1.last_line == child_node2.first_line # Make sure we don't flag a string literal which simply has # embedded newlines # `"abc\ndef"` also -> (dstr (str "abc") (str "def")) next unless child_node1.source[-1] == ending_delimiter(child_node1) yield child_node1, child_node2 end end
def ending_delimiter(str)
def ending_delimiter(str) # implicit string concatenation does not work with %{}, etc. case str.source[0] when "'" "'" when '"' '"' end end
def on_dstr(node)
def on_dstr(node) each_bad_cons(node) do |child_node1, child_node2| range = child_node1.source_range.join(child_node2.source_range) message = format(MSG, string1: display_str(child_node1), string2: display_str(child_node2)) if node.parent&.array_type? message << FOR_ARRAY elsif node.parent&.send_type? message << FOR_METHOD end add_offense(range, message: message) end end
def str_content(node)
def str_content(node) if node.str_type? node.children[0] else node.children.map { |c| str_content(c) }.join end end
def string_literal?(node)
def string_literal?(node) node.str_type? || (node.dstr_type? && node.children.all? { |c| string_literal?(c) }) end
def string_literals?(node1, node2)
def string_literals?(node1, node2) string_literal?(node1) && string_literal?(node2) end