Assume that every page has been scanned by the time the scan phase ends
This doesn't prevent memory from being used to track what we have and haven't scanned, but it does make it temporary. The existing %rendered hash, which is filled afterwards, will be larger than %scanned in practice anyway: %scanned will contain an entry for each page that changed, plus an entry for each template used by templatebody, whereas %rendered will contain an entry for each page that changed plus an entry for each page rendered due to links or dependencies.master
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sub scan ($) {
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my $file=shift;
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return if $scanned{$file};
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return if $phase > PHASE_SCAN || $scanned{$file};
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$scanned{$file}=1;
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debug(sprintf(gettext("scanning %s"), $file));
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# At this point it becomes OK to start matching pagespecs.
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$phase = PHASE_RENDER;
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# Save some memory: we no longer need to keep track of which pages
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# we've scanned
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%scanned = ();
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remove_del(@$del, @$internal_del);
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