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----
-- `alive` Value(stream), implements the `AST` inteface.
--
-- @classmod Value
import Result from require 'core.result'
import scope, base, registry from require 'core.cycle'
ancestor = (klass) ->
assert klass, "cant find the ancestor of nil"
while klass.__parent
klass = klass.__parent
klass
class Value
--- members
-- @section members
--- return whether this Value was changed in the current tick.
--
-- @treturn bool
dirty: => @updated == registry.Registry.active!.tick
--- update this Value.
--
-- Marks this Value as dirty for the remainder of the current tick.
set: (@value) => @updated = registry.Registry.active!.tick
--- unwrap to the Lua type.
--
-- Asserts `@type == type` if `type` is given.
--
-- @tparam[opt] string type the type to check for
-- @tparam[optchain] string msg message to throw if type don't match
-- @treturn @value
unwrap: (type, msg) =>
assert type == @type, msg or "#{@} is not a #{type}" if type
@value
--- alias for `unwrap`.
__call: (...) => @unwrap ...
--- compare two values.
--
-- Compares two `Value`s by comparing their types and their Lua values.
__eq: (other) => other.type == @type and other.value == @value
__tostring: =>
value = if 'table' == (type @value) and rawget @value, '__base' then @value.__name else @value
"<#{@@__name} #{@type}: #{value}>"
--- the type name of the Value.
--
-- the following builtin typenames are used:
--
-- - `str` - strings, `value` is a Lua string
-- - `sym` - symbols, `value` is a Lua string
-- - `num` - numbers, `value` is a Lua number
-- - `bool` - booleans, `value` is a Lua boolean
-- - `bang` - trigger signals, `value` is a Lua boolean
-- - `opdef` - `value` is an `Op` subclass
-- - `builtin` - `value` is an `Action` subclass
-- - `fndef` - `value` is a `FnDef` instance
-- - `scope` - `value` is a `Scope` instance
--
-- @tfield string type the type name
--- the wrapped Lua value.
--
-- the following builtin typenames are used:
--
-- - `str` - strings, `value` is a Lua string
-- - `sym` - symbols, `value` is a Lua string
-- - `num` - numbers, `value` is a Lua number
-- - `bool` - booleans, `value` is a Lua boolean
-- - `bang` - trigger signals, `value` is a Lua boolean
-- - `opdef` - `value` is an `Op` subclass
-- - `builtin` - `value` is an `Action` subclass
-- - `fndef` - `value` is a `FnDef` instance
-- - `scope` - `value` is a `Scope` instance
--
-- @tfield any value the wrapped value
--- AST interface
--
-- `Value` implements the `AST` interface.
-- @section ast
--- evaluate this literal constant.
--
-- Throws an error if `type` is not a literal (`num`, `str` or `sym`).
-- Returns an eval-time const result for `num` and `str`.
-- Resolves `sym`s in `scope` and returns a reference to them.
--
-- @tparam Scope scope the scope to evaluate in
-- @treturn Result the evaluation result
eval: (scope) =>
switch @type
when 'num', 'str'
Result value: @
when 'sym'
assert (scope\get @value), "undefined reference to symbol '#{@value}'"
else
error "cannot evaluate #{@}"
--- quote this literal constant.
--
-- @treturn Value self
quote: => @
--- stringify this literal constant.
--
-- Throws an error if `raw` is not set.
--
-- @treturn string the exact string this Value was parsed from
stringify: => assert @raw, "stringifying Value that wasn't parsed"
--- clone this literal constant.
--
-- @treturn Value self
clone: (prefix) => @
--- static functions
-- @section static
--- construct a new Value.
--
-- @classmethod
-- @tparam string type the type name
-- @tparam any value the Lua value to be accessed through `unwrap`
-- @tparam string raw the raw string that resulted in this value. Used by `parsing`.
new: (@type, @value, @raw) =>
unescape = (str) -> str\gsub '\\([\'"\\])', '%1'
--- create a capture-function (for parsing with Lpeg).
--
-- @tparam string type the type name (one of `num`, `sym` or `str`)
-- @tparam string sep the seperator char (only for `str`)
@parse: (type, sep) =>
switch type
when 'num' then (match) -> @ 'num', (tonumber match), match
when 'sym' then (match) -> @ 'sym', match, match
when 'str' then (match) -> @ 'str', (unescape match), sep .. match .. sep
--- wrap a Lua value.
--
-- Attempts to guess the type and wrap a Lua value.
--
-- @tparam any val the value to wrap
-- @tparam[opt] string name the name of this value (for error logging)
@wrap: (val, name='(unknown)') ->
typ = switch type val
when 'number' then 'num'
when 'string' then 'str'
when 'table'
if rawget val, '__base'
-- a class
switch ancestor val
when base.Op then 'opdef'
when base.Action then 'builtin'
else
error "#{name}: cannot wrap class '#{val.__name}'"
elseif val.__class
-- an instance
switch ancestor val.__class
when scope.Scope then 'scope'
when base.FnDef then 'fndef'
when Value
return val
else
error "#{name}: cannot wrap '#{val.__class.__name}' instance"
else
-- plain table
return Value 'scope', scope.Scope.from_table val
else
error "#{name}: cannot wrap Lua type '#{type val}'"
Value typ, val
--- create a constant number.
-- @tparam number num the number
@num: (num) -> Value 'num', num, tostring num
--- create a constant string.
-- @tparam string str the string
@str: (str) -> Value 'str', str, "'#{str}'"
--- create a constant symbol.
-- @tparam string sym the symbol
@sym: (sym) -> Value 'sym', sym, sym
--- create a constant boolean.
-- @tparam boolean bool the boolean
@bool: (bool) -> Value 'bool', bool, tostring bool
{
:Value
:load_
}
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