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* linespec.c (get_search_block): New function. (find_methods): Add FILE_SYMTATB parameter and use it and get_search_block to pass an appropriate block to lookup_symbol_in_namespace. (decode_line_1): Record if *ARGPTR is single-quote enclosed. Check if *ARGPTR starts with a filename first. If it does, call locate_first_half again to locate the next "first half" of the linespec. Pass FILE_SYMTATB to decode_objc and decode_compound. Swallow the trailing single-quote if IS_SQUOTE_ENCLOSED. (locate_first_half): Stop on the first colon seen. (decode_compound): Add FILE_SYMTAB parameter. Pass FILE_SYMTAB to lookup_prefix_sym and find_method. (lookup_prefix_sym): Add FILE_SYMTAB parameter and use get_search_block with lookup_symbol. (find_method): Add FILE_SYMTAB parameter and pass it to find_methods. (decode_objc): Use get_search_block.
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