# This is a hack that works because the Mython expression language
# is identical to Python's.
# XXX Consider splitting the myeval() and myexec() (contrary to
# the original Mython paper).
if isinstance(code, str):
ret_val = eval(code, env)
else:
assert isinstance(code, _ast.AST)
env = env.copy()
code_obj, env = mybackend(code, env)
ret_val = eval(code_obj, env)
return ret_val, env
# ______________________________________________________________________
myescape = _ASTUtils.mk_escaper(_ast)
# ______________________________________________________________________
def mython (name, code, env0):
"""mython(name, code, env0)
Quotation function for Mython."""
stmt_lst = []
ast, env1 = myparse(code, env0)
esc_ast = myescape(ast)
if name is not None:
env1[name] = ast
# XXX Add line and position information to the constructed syntax.
stmt_lst = [_ast.Assign([_ast.Name(name, _ast.Store())], esc_ast)]
else:
stmt_lst = [_ast.Expr(esc_ast)]
