Example #1
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    def register_ctor(name: Type_name, op: Operation,
                      input_sig: List["StackObject"]) -> None:
        # Ctors only have TypeSignatures that return their own Type.
        # Register the ctor in the Global dictionary.
        op.sig = TypeSignature(input_sig, [StackObject(stype=Type(name))])
        # Type.add_op(op)

        # Append this ctor to our list of valid ctors.
        op_map = Type.ctors.get(name, None)
        assert op_map is not None, (
            "No ctor map for type %s found.\n\tCtors exist for the following types: %s."
            % (name, Type.ctors.keys()))
        op_map.append((input_sig, op))
Example #2
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    def test_op_with_type_multi_output_signature(self) -> None:

        stack = Stack()
        cont = Continuation(stack)

        make_word_context("test", lambda cont: 42, [], [TTest, TParm1])

        print_words()

        op, found = Type.op("test", cont)  #, "Test")

        assert found
        assert op.sig == TypeSignature(
            [], [StackObject(stype=TTest),
                 StackObject(stype=TParm1)])

        op(
            cont
        )  # Do this so the lambda doesn't get counted as a missed branch in our code coverage.

        op, found = Type.op("not found", cont)
        assert not found
Example #3
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    def find_op(name: Op_name, cont: AF_Continuation,
                type_name: Type_name) -> Tuple[Operation, bool]:

        type_def: TypeDefinition = Type.types[
            type_name]  # (type_name,Type.types["Any"])
        cont.log.debug("Searching for op:'%s' in type: '%s'." %
                       (name, type_name))
        assert type_def is not None, "No type '%s' found. We have: %s" % (
            type, Type.types.keys())
        name_found = False
        sigs_found: List[TypeSignature] = []
        if type_def:
            op_list = type_def.ops_list
            cont.log.debug("\top_list = %s" % [op for op in op_list])
            for op in op_list:
                if op.name == name:
                    name_found = True
                    sigs_found.append(op.sig)
                    # Now try to match the input stack...
                    try:
                        if op.check_stack_effect(
                                cont.stack
                        ):  # TODO - are we doing the right thing with this return types?
                            cont.log.debug("Found! Returning %s, %s, %s" %
                                           (op, op.sig, True))
                            return op, True
                    except SigValueTypeMismatchException:
                        # We found the name but not the right value/type sig. Keep looking.
                        pass
        # Not found.
        if name_found:
            # Is this what we want to do?
            # This will happen if names match but stacks don't.
            cont.log.debug(
                "Continuation (stack = %s) doesn't match Op '%s' with available signatures: %s."
                % (cont.stack, name, [s.stack_in for s in sigs_found]))
            raise Exception(
                "Continuation (stack = %s) doesn't match Op '%s' with available signatures: %s."
                % (cont.stack, name, [s.stack_in for s in sigs_found]))

        cont.log.debug("Not found!")
        # Default operation is to treat the symbol as an Atom and put it on the stack.
        return Operation("make_atom",
                         make_atom,
                         sig=TypeSignature([],
                                           [StackObject(stype=TAtom)])), False
Example #4
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    def test_op_dup(self) -> None:
        @dataclass
        class DupTest:
            val: str

        self.c.stack.push(StackObject(value=DupTest("Something"), stype=TAtom))
        op_dup(self.c)
        op_dup(self.c)
        item1 = self.c.stack.pop()
        self.c.stack.tos().value.val = "SomethingElse"
        assert item1.value.val == "Something"
        item2 = self.c.stack.pop()
        assert item2.value.val == "SomethingElse"
        assert item1 != item2
        item3 = self.c.stack.pop()
        assert item3.value.val == "Something"
        assert item2 != item3
        assert item1 == item3
    def test_curry_match_and_execute(self) -> None:
        words = [
            Operation("test",
                      op_gen(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=99), 1),
                      sig=TypeSignature([self.zero_pattern],
                                        [self.int_pattern]))
        ]
        curry, sig = match_and_execute_compiled_word(self.cont, words)

        self.cont.stack.push(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=0))
        curry(self.cont)

        assert self.cont.stack.pop().value == 99

        self.cont.stack.push(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=1))
        with self.assertRaises(Exception) as x:
            curry(self.cont)

        words.append(
            Operation("test",
                      op_gen(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=101), 1),
                      sig=TypeSignature([self.one_pattern],
                                        [self.int_pattern])))

        curry(self.cont)

        assert self.cont.stack.pop().value == 101

        words.append(
            Operation("test",
                      op_gen(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=76), 1),
                      sig=TypeSignature([self.any_pattern],
                                        [self.int_pattern])))

        self.cont.stack.push(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=0))
        self.cont.stack.push(StackObject(stype=TInt, value=42))

        curry(self.cont)

        assert self.cont.stack.pop().value == 76

        curry(self.cont)

        assert self.cont.stack.pop().value == 99
    def setUp(self) -> None:
        self.stack = Stack()
        self.cont = Continuation(self.stack)
        self.save_types = deepcopy(Type.types)
        self.save_ctors = deepcopy(Type.ctors)

        self.zero_pattern = StackObject(stype=TInt, value=0)
        self.one_pattern = StackObject(stype=TInt, value=1)
        self.any_pattern = StackObject(stype=TAny)
        self.true_pattern = StackObject(stype=TBool, value=True)
        self.false_pattern = StackObject(stype=TBool, value=False)
        self.int_pattern = StackObject(stype=TInt)

        op_debug(self.cont)
        op_on(self.cont)
Example #7
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 def test_op_drop(self) -> None:
     self.s.push(StackObject(stype=TAtom, value="test"))
     op_drop(self.c)
     assert self.c.stack.depth() == 0
Example #8
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def op_equals(c: AF_Continuation) -> None:
    sobj1 = optionally_infer_type_from_atom(c)
    # Now we pop off whatever is the ultimate object that's
    # possibly been inferred.
    sobj2 = c.stack.pop()
    c.stack.push(StackObject(value=(sobj1 == sobj2), stype=TBool))
Example #9
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def op_greater_than_or_equal_to(c: AF_Continuation) -> None:
    sobj1 = optionally_infer_type_from_atom(c)
    sobj2 = c.stack.pop()
    c.stack.push(StackObject(value=(sobj2.value >= sobj1.value), stype=TBool))
Example #10
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    if stack_object.stype == TAtom:
        #print ("Got an Atom")
        if stack_object.value == "True":
            #print ("Found a True Atom")
            result.value = True
        if stack_object.value == "False":
            #print ("Found a False Atom")
            result.value = False

    assert result.value is not None, "%s is not a valid Boolean value." % stack_object.value

    c.stack.push(result)


Type.register_ctor('Bool', Operation('bool', op_bool),
                   [StackObject(stype=TAtom)])
Type.register_ctor('Bool', Operation('bool', op_bool),
                   [StackObject(stype=TBool)])
#Type.register_ctor('Bool',Operation('bool',op_bool),[StackObject(stype=TAny)]) # HACK BDM TODO NASTY!

### TODO :  if issue 4 ( https://github.com/ActorForth/ActorForth/issues/4 )
###         is working properly then we shouldn't need this, right?
make_word_context('bool', op_bool, [TAtom], [TBool])
make_word_context('bool', op_bool, [TBool], [TBool])


# TODO : issue #17 wait for created gerneralize type infer
def optionally_infer_type_from_atom(c: AF_Continuation) -> StackObject:
    #op_debug(c)
    #op_on(c)
Example #11
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def make_ratom(c: AF_Continuation) -> None:
    c.rstack.push(StackObject(value=c.symbol.s_id, stype=TAtom))