multiple Records in same state support

[Ali-aqrabawi]

in textFSM you can have multiple records in same state, and when ever you reach to a cmd/line with a record you should add a new record and move to the next line in data.

in go-textFSM it continue on same line and add new record,

for example :

Value Slot (\d)
Value State (\w+)
Value Temperature (\d+)
Value DRAM (\d+)
Value Buffer (\d+)

Start
  # We can't use .* for unused placeholders, as greedy matching will break it.
  ^\s+${Slot}\s+${State}\s+${Temperature}\s+\d+\s+\d+\s+${DRAM}\s+\d+\s+${Buffer} -> Record
  ^\s+${Slot}\s+${State} -> Record

data:

  Slot State            (C)  Total  Interrupt      DRAM (MB) Heap     Buffer
 0  Online            24      7          0       256        38         51
 1  Online            25      7          0       256        38         51
 2  Online            24      3          0       256        37         49
 3  Online            23      3          0       256        37         49
 4  Empty
 5  Empty
 6  Empty
 7  Empty

in go-textfsm the results will be

 [0 Online 24 256 51]  
 [0 Online   ]               <- duplicate record on same line
 [1 Online 25 256 51]
 [1 Online   ]               <- duplicate record on same line
 [2 Online 24 256 49]
 [2 Online   ]               <- duplicate record on same line
 [3 Online 23 256 49]
 [3 Online   ]               <- duplicate record on same line
 [4 Empty   ]
 [5 Empty   ]
 [6 Empty   ]
 [7 Empty   ]

it should be

 [0 Online 24 256 51]
 [1 Online 25 256 51]
 [2 Online 24 256 49]
 [3 Online 23 256 49]
 [4 Empty   ]
 [5 Empty   ]
 [6 Empty   ]
 [7 Empty   ]

[Ali-aqrabawi]

i found this while working on #17 , to solve this issue in unittest i had to be more precised in templates and added $$ like ^\s+${Slot}\s+${State}$$ -> Record

[TobiEiss]

Oh man.. this was brainfuck and then so easy to fix.
Thank you @Ali-aqrabawi for your detailed issue-description!