Parse N[0-9]+[ ]* differently (PR #2263)
More general solution to skip N[0-9]+[ ]* in the parser as in #2218
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@ -5254,12 +5254,13 @@ void process_next_command() {
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// Sanitize the current command:
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// - Skip leading spaces
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// - Bypass N...
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// - Bypass N[0-9][0-9]*[ ]*
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// - Overwrite * with nul to mark the end
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while (*current_command == ' ') ++current_command;
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if (*current_command == 'N' && current_command[1] >= '0' && current_command[1] <= '9') {
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while (*current_command != ' ' && *current_command != 'G' && *current_command != 'M' && *current_command != 'T') ++current_command;
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while (*current_command == ' ') ++current_command;
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current_command += 2; // skip N[0-9]
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while (*current_command >= '0' && *current_command <= '9') ++current_command; // skip [0-9]*
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while (*current_command == ' ') ++current_command; // skip [ ]*
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}
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char *starpos = strchr(current_command, '*'); // * should always be the last parameter
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if (starpos) *starpos = '\0';
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