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package eval
import (
"errors"
"src.elv.sh/pkg/diag"
"src.elv.sh/pkg/eval/errs"
"src.elv.sh/pkg/eval/vals"
"src.elv.sh/pkg/eval/vars"
"src.elv.sh/pkg/parse"
)
// Parsed group of lvalues.
type lvaluesGroup struct {
lvalues []lvalue
// Index of the rest variable within lvalues. If there is no rest variable,
// the index is -1.
rest int
}
// Parsed lvalue.
type lvalue struct {
diag.Ranging
ref *varRef
indexOps []valuesOp
ends []int
}
type lvalueFlag uint
const (
setLValue lvalueFlag = 1 << iota
newLValue
)
func (cp *compiler) compileCompoundLValues(ns []*parse.Compound, f lvalueFlag) lvaluesGroup {
g := lvaluesGroup{nil, -1}
for _, n := range ns {
if len(n.Indexings) != 1 {
cp.errorpf(n, "lvalue may not be composite expressions")
break
}
more := cp.compileIndexingLValue(n.Indexings[0], f)
if more.rest == -1 {
g.lvalues = append(g.lvalues, more.lvalues...)
} else if g.rest != -1 {
cp.errorpf(n, "at most one rest variable is allowed")
} else {
g.rest = len(g.lvalues) + more.rest
g.lvalues = append(g.lvalues, more.lvalues...)
}
}
return g
}
var dummyLValuesGroup = lvaluesGroup{[]lvalue{{}}, -1}
func (cp *compiler) compileIndexingLValue(n *parse.Indexing, f lvalueFlag) lvaluesGroup {
if !parse.ValidLHSVariable(n.Head, true) {
cp.errorpf(n.Head, "lvalue must be valid literal variable names")
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
varUse := n.Head.Value
sigil, qname := SplitSigil(varUse)
if qname == "" {
cp.errorpfPartial(n, "variable name must not be empty")
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
var ref *varRef
if f&setLValue != 0 {
ref = resolveVarRef(cp, qname, n)
if ref != nil && len(ref.subNames) == 0 && ref.info.readOnly {
cp.errorpf(n, "variable $%s is read-only", parse.Quote(qname))
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
}
if ref == nil {
if f&newLValue == 0 {
cp.autofixUnresolvedVar(qname)
cp.errorpfPartial(n, "cannot find variable $%s", parse.Quote(qname))
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
if len(n.Indices) > 0 {
cp.errorpf(n, "new variable $%s must not have indices", parse.Quote(qname))
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
segs := SplitQNameSegs(qname)
if len(segs) == 1 {
// Unqualified name - implicit local
name := segs[0]
ref = &varRef{localScope,
staticVarInfo{name, false, false}, cp.thisScope().add(name), nil}
} else {
cp.errorpf(n, "cannot create variable $%s; "+
"new variables can only be created in the current scope",
parse.Quote(qname))
return dummyLValuesGroup
}
}
ends := make([]int, len(n.Indices)+1)
ends[0] = n.Head.Range().To
for i, idx := range n.Indices {
ends[i+1] = idx.Range().To
}
lv := lvalue{n.Range(), ref, cp.arrayOps(n.Indices), ends}
restIndex := -1
if sigil == "@" {
restIndex = 0
}
// TODO: Support % (and other sigils?) if https://b.elv.sh/584 is implemented for map explosion.
return lvaluesGroup{[]lvalue{lv}, restIndex}
}
type assignOp struct {
diag.Ranging
lhs lvaluesGroup
rhs valuesOp
temp bool
}
func (op *assignOp) exec(fm *Frame) Exception {
var rc restoreCollector
if op.temp {
rc = fm.addDefer
}
return doAssign(fm, op, op.lhs, op.rhs, rc)
}
func doAssign(fm *Frame, r diag.Ranger, lhs lvaluesGroup, rhs valuesOp, rc restoreCollector) Exception {
// Evaluate LHS.
variables := make([]vars.Var, len(lhs.lvalues))
for i, lvalue := range lhs.lvalues {
variable, err := derefLValue(fm, lvalue)
if err != nil {
return fm.errorp(lhs.lvalues[i], err)
}
variables[i] = variable
}
// Evaluate RHS.
values, exc := rhs.exec(fm)
if exc != nil {
return exc
}
// Now perform assignment.
if rest := lhs.rest; rest == -1 {
if len(variables) != len(values) {
return fm.errorp(r, errs.ArityMismatch{What: "assignment right-hand-side",
ValidLow: len(variables), ValidHigh: len(variables), Actual: len(values)})
}
for i, variable := range variables {
exc := set(fm, lhs.lvalues[i], variable, values[i], rc)
if exc != nil {
return exc
}
}
} else {
if len(values) < len(variables)-1 {
return fm.errorp(r, errs.ArityMismatch{What: "assignment right-hand-side",
ValidLow: len(variables) - 1, ValidHigh: -1, Actual: len(values)})
}
for i := 0; i < rest; i++ {
exc := set(fm, lhs.lvalues[i], variables[i], values[i], rc)
if exc != nil {
return exc
}
}
restOff := len(values) - len(variables)
exc := set(fm, lhs.lvalues[rest],
variables[rest], vals.MakeList(values[rest:rest+restOff+1]...), rc)
if exc != nil {
return exc
}
for i := rest + 1; i < len(variables); i++ {
exc := set(fm, lhs.lvalues[i], variables[i], values[i+restOff], rc)
if exc != nil {
return exc
}
}
}
return nil
}
type restoreCollector func(func(*Frame) Exception)
// Sets the variable to the value.
//
// If rc is non-empty, calls it with a function that restores the original value
// after setting the variable.
func set(fm *Frame, r diag.Ranger, variable vars.Var, value any, rc restoreCollector) Exception {
var restore func(*Frame) Exception
if rc != nil {
restore = save(r, variable)
}
err := variable.Set(value)
if err != nil {
return fm.errorp(r, err)
}
if rc != nil {
rc(restore)
}
return nil
}
// Returns a function that restores a variable to its current value.
func save(r diag.Ranger, variable vars.Var) func(*Frame) Exception {
if head := vars.HeadOfElement(variable); head != nil {
// Needed for temporary assignments to elements (https://b.elv.sh/1515).
variable = head
}
// Handle "unsettable" variables (currently just environment variables)
// correctly.
if unsettable, ok := variable.(vars.UnsettableVar); ok && !unsettable.IsSet() {
return func(fm *Frame) Exception {
if err := unsettable.Unset(); err != nil {
return fm.errorpf(r, "unset variable: %w", err)
}
return nil
}
}
saved := variable.Get()
return func(fm *Frame) Exception {
err := variable.Set(saved)
if err != nil {
return fm.errorpf(r, "restore variable: %w", err)
}
return nil
}
}
// NoSuchVariable returns an error representing that a variable can't be found.
func NoSuchVariable(name string) error {
return noSuchVariableError{name}
}
type noSuchVariableError struct{ name string }
func (er noSuchVariableError) Error() string { return "no variable $" + er.name }
func derefLValue(fm *Frame, lv lvalue) (vars.Var, error) {
variable := deref(fm, lv.ref)
if variable == nil {
return nil, NoSuchVariable(fm.src.Code[lv.From:lv.To])
}
if len(lv.indexOps) == 0 {
return variable, nil
}
indices := make([]any, len(lv.indexOps))
for i, op := range lv.indexOps {
values, exc := op.exec(fm)
if exc != nil {
return nil, exc
}
// TODO: Implement multi-indexing.
if len(values) != 1 {
return nil, errors.New("multi indexing not implemented")
}
indices[i] = values[0]
}
elemVar, err := vars.MakeElement(variable, indices)
if err != nil {
level := vars.ElementErrorLevel(err)
if level < 0 {
return nil, fm.errorp(lv, err)
}
return nil, fm.errorp(diag.Ranging{From: lv.From, To: lv.ends[level]}, err)
}
return elemVar, nil
}
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