Beispiel #1
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def test_overrides_parent_scope():
    glob = Frame({'x': 2}, None)
    child = Frame({}, glob)
    child['x'] = 3
    assert glob['x'] == 3
    child['b'] = 3
    assert not glob.get('b')
Beispiel #2
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def interpret_function(node, environment):
    global Return
    # Save the functions node and current environment in the environment
    Return.type = node.return_type
    environment[node.lhs.rhs.lhs.tok] = Func(node, environment)

    # Check if function is main
    if node.func_name == "main":
        Return.ret_type = node.return_type
        return recursive_interpret(node.rhs, Frame({}, environment))
Beispiel #3
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def interpret_if(node, environment):
    # Check if the if statement has an else clause
    predicate = recursive_interpret(node.lhs, environment)
    new_frame = Frame({}, environment)
    if node.rhs.tok == "else":
        if predicate:
            return recursive_interpret(node.rhs.lhs, new_frame)
        else:
            return recursive_interpret(node.rhs.rhs, new_frame)
    else:
        if recursive_interpret(node.lhs, environment):
            return recursive_interpret(node.rhs, new_frame)
Beispiel #4
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def interpret_apply(node, environment):

    global Return

    if node.lhs.tok == "print":
        print(recursive_interpret(node.rhs, environment))
        return

    if node.lhs.tok == "apply":
        # recursive_interpret the lhs of the apply
        func, env = recursive_interpret(node.lhs, environment)
    else:
        try:
            func, env = environment[node.lhs.tok]
        except KeyError as error:
            sys.exit(f'NameError: func {error} undefined')

    args = get_args_list(node, environment) or []
    params = func.func_params

    check_args(func, params, args)

    # Create new environment for function with bindings from env
    bindings = {p.name: a for p, a in zip(params, args)}
    new_frame = Frame(bindings, env)

    Return.ret_type = func.return_type

    recursive_interpret(func.rhs, new_frame)

    if Return.returning:
        # if returning:
        Return.returning = False

    check_return_type(Return)
    return Return.ret_val
Beispiel #5
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def interpret_node(head):
    global Return
    Return = ReturnObj(False, None, None)
    recursive_interpret(head, Frame({}, {}))
    check_return_type(Return)
    return Return.ret_val
Beispiel #6
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def test_setitem():
    glob = Frame({'x': 2}, None)
    glob['x'] = 3
    assert glob['x'] == 3
Beispiel #7
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def test_str():
    assert str(Frame({'x': 2}, None)) == "{'x': 2}"
Beispiel #8
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def test_getitem():
    glob = Frame({'x': 2}, None)
    frame = Frame({'y': 3}, glob)
    assert frame.get('x') == 2
Beispiel #9
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def test_get():
    glob = Frame({'x': 2}, None)
    Frame({'y': 2, 'a': 3}, glob)
    assert not glob.get('z')