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Nested if statements / curly braces cause issues with compiler (iOS) #143

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mvan231 opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 6 comments
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@mvan231
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mvan231 commented Aug 1, 2024

Describe the bug

when nesting if statements or other items that have curly braces, the compiler gets confused and is looking for RegEx

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Make an if statement
  2. Inside the if statement, make another if statement

Expected behavior

compiling should happen without issue with nested if statements

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  • Device: iPhone 14

  • OS: 17.5.1

  • Jellycuts Version: 2.3(0)

  • Jailbroken? No

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@mvan231 mvan231 added the bug Something isn't working label Aug 1, 2024
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Note: there was talk on discord regarding nested ifs being "fixed" in Open-Jellycore. I have verified that the program below, compiles without syntax errors in Open-Jellycore

import Shortcuts
dictionary() >> d0
setValue(dictionary: d0, key: "a", value: "a0") >> d1
setValue(dictionary: d1, key: "b", value: "b0") >> d2
valueFor(dictionary: d2, key: "a") >> xa
valueFor(dictionary: d2, key: "b") >> xb
//
if(xa != nil) {
  if(xb != nil) {
  }
}

@chrysaora-achlyos
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simplier program shows the same syntax error

import Shortcuts
var xa = "a"
if(xa != nil) {
  if(xa != nil) {
  }
}

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mvan231 commented Aug 2, 2024

Note: there was talk on discord regarding nested ifs being "fixed" in Open-Jellycore. I have verified that the program below, compiles without syntax errors in Open-Jellycore import Shortcuts dictionary() >> d0 setValue(dictionary: d0, key: "a", value: "a0") >> d1 setValue(dictionary: d1, key: "b", value: "b0") >> d2 valueFor(dictionary: d2, key: "a") >> xa valueFor(dictionary: d2, key: "b") >> xb // if(xa != nil) {   if(xb != nil) {   } }

We can't use open jellycore in iOS though, can we?

@chrysaora-achlyos
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Open-Jellycore is used by Open-Jellycuts https://github.com/openjelly/open-jellycuts an iOS app.

That said, Open-Jellycuts is far behind the AppStore version of Jellycuts, and you would be likely to encounter many other issues of things that work in Jellycuts but don't work in Open-Jellycuts.

My comments intended as context for whomever was going be fixing the nested if issue and has access to both source code bases.

@Nevio024
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Is there any updates in this? :)

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mvan231 commented Oct 11, 2024

Is there any updates in this? :)

Not that I've seen. As mentioned above, it's not an issue in Open Jelly, but that doesn't really help the rest of us until Open Jelly gets up to speed. The other issues I've been running into with JellyCuts makes it hard to use as a way to build shortcuts. Hoping for some fixes soon. If you have other issues you've noticed, please do make an issue for them in this repo. You can also provide info to me, as I am helping them compile some other issue notes as well.

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