def init_translated_method(orig_method, context):
assert 'translation' not in orig_method.__dict__
logging.debug('entered [init_translated_method] with method:' + repr(orig_method))
method = cpp.cpp_method('lua_munch_' + orig_method.name,
static=True, returns= cpp.cpp_type('int'),
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('L', cpp.cpp_type('lua_State', pointer=True))])
if orig_method.is_virtual:
method.parameters.append(cpp.cpp_type(orig_method.parent.qualname, pointer= True))
method.public = True
#now we embed the default object with a very specific format that will be useful later
method.initialization = [] # will contain initialization steps
method.validation = [] # will contain validation steps
method.recover = [] # will contain the steps to translate the lua arg to a C++ arg
method.execution = [] # will contain execution steps, i.e, calling the native method
method.lua_return = [] # will contain the steps to push a value back to lua
if not 'is_overload' in method.__dict__:
method.is_overload = False
if orig_method.parent and orig_method.is_virtual:
method.parameters.append(cpp.cpp_variable('lua_self', cpp.cpp_type(orig_method.parent.qualname, pointer=True)))
if orig_method.is_constructor:
method.name = 'lua_munch_' + orig_method.parent.name + '_constructor'
method.return_value = cpp.cpp_return(0)
#we 'tie' the translated method on the original method
#so it's easier to work with them without needing to search for them on every callback
orig_method.translation = method
def test_class_method_overload():
cls = cpp.cpp_class('MyTest')
cls.qualname = "MyTest"
method = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('MyTestClass', const=True))])
method1 = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('int', const=True))])
method2 = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('int', const=True)),
cpp.cpp_variable('othervar', cpp.cpp_type('int', const=True))])
cls.public.append(method)
method.parent = cls
cls.public.append(method1)
method1.parent = cls
cls.public.append(method2)
method2.parent = cls
context = lua.lua_context_builder.bake([cls])
assert len(context.translated) == 1
t_cls = context.translated[0]
assert t_cls
assert t_cls.name == 'lua_munch_MyTest'
def init_translated_class(orig_class, context):
assert 'translation' not in orig_class.__dict__
lua_cls = cpp.cpp_class('lua_munch_' + orig_class.identifier_name)
luaReg = cpp.cpp_variable_array('lua_reg_' + orig_class.identifier_name,
cpp.cpp_type('luaL_Reg', static=True))
logging.debug('baking methods for class: %s : %s' % (orig_class.name ,orig_class.public))
#we now bake all methods and subclasses from this class, but not preprocess them
class_ctx = lua_context_builder.bake(orig_class.public, preprocess=False)
for item in class_ctx.translated:
if item.public:
lua_cls.public.append(item)
else:
lua_cls.protected.append(item)
if type(item) == cpp.cpp_method and not item.is_constructor and item.public:
luaReg.expr.append('{ "%s" , lua_munch_%s::lua_munch_%s }' % (item.name, orig_class.name, item.name))
#the base methods are shims that only retrieve it's self and pass it down to the
#base class
for base in orig_class.bases:
for item in base.public:
if type(item) != cpp.cpp_method:
continue
method = cpp.cpp_method('lua_munch_' + item.name,
static=True, returns=cpp.cpp_type('int'),
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('L', cpp.cpp_type('lua_State', pointer=True))])
if item.parent:
item.parameters.append(cpp.cpp_variable('lua_self', cpp.cpp_type(item.parent.name, pointer=True)))
method.exprs.append('%s* lua_self = lua_munch_%s::get(L)' % (orig_class.qualname, orig_class.identifier_name))
method.exprs.append(cpp.cpp_return(cpp.cpp_method_call('lua_munch_%s::lua_munch_%s' % (item.parent.name, item.name), params=['L', 'lua_self'])))
lua_cls.public.append(method)
if not item.is_constructor:
luaReg.expr.append('{ "%s" , lua_munch_%s::lua_munch_%s }' % (item.name, orig_class.name, item.name))
luaReg.expr.append('{ 0, 0 }')
lua_cls.public.append(luaReg)
orig_class.translation = lua_cls
def test_class_base():
base = cpp.cpp_class('base')
base.qualname = 'MyBaseClass'
bmethod = cpp.cpp_method('base_method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('variable', cpp.cpp_type('int'))])
bmethod.is_virtual = True
base.public.append(bmethod)
bmethod.parent = base
cls = cpp.cpp_class('MyTest')
cls.qualname = 'MyTestClass'
cls.bases.append(base)
method = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('MyTestClass', const=True))])
method1 = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('int', const=True))])
cls.public.append(method)
method.parent = cls
cls.public.append(method1)
method1.parent = cls
context = lua.lua_context_builder.bake([base, cls])
assert len(context.translated) == 2
t_cls = context.translated[1]
assert t_cls
assert t_cls.name == 'lua_munch_MyTest'
print context.translated[0]
print t_cls
assert False
def process_function(function, context):
logging.debug('translating:' + repr(function))
method = function.translation
#adding an index value to each positional parameter
for i, parameter in enumerate(function.parameters):
parameter.index = i if function.is_constructor else i + 2
#firstly we add the default initializers for each mapped type
for parameter in function.parameters:
method.initialization.append(lua_context_builder.apply_variable_initialization(parameter, context))
#this additional step will ensure that the amount of parameters is correct
method.validation.append('assert(lua_gettop(L) == %d)' % (len(function.parameters) + (0 if function.is_constructor else 1)))
#then we add type checking
for parameter in function.parameters:
method.validation.append(lua_context_builder.apply_variable_check(parameter, context))
#then we get the variables from LUA
if function.parent:
if function.is_virtual:
cif = cpp.cpp_if(['lua_self != nullptr'])
cif.body.append('lua_self = lua_munch_%s::get(L)' % (function.parent.identifier_name))
method.recover.append(cif)
else:
method.initialization.append('{0}* lua_self = lua_munch_{1}::get(L)'.format(function.parent.qualname, function.parent.identifier_name))
for parameter in function.parameters:
method.recover.append(lua_context_builder.apply_variable_conversion_from_target(parameter, context))
applied_parameters = []
for parameter in function.parameters:
applied_parameters.append(cpp.cpp_dereference(parameter))
#then we call the original method!
method.execution.append(cpp.cpp_method_call(function.name if not function.parent else 'lua_self->' + function.name, applied_parameters))
if function.returns != cpp.cpp_type('void'):
#if the function is not void, we recover the method execution
method_execution = method.execution[0]
#create a variable assignment
assign = cpp.cpp_assignment(cpp.cpp_variable('lua_return', function.returns), method_execution)
#put id back to the execution
method.execution[0] = assign
#push the value to lua
method.lua_return.append(lua_context_builder.apply_variable_conversion_to_target(assign.expr_a, context))
#and then change the call function to 1 so LUA knows it has one value to unpack
method.return_value = cpp.cpp_return(1)
method.exprs += method.initialization + method.validation + method.recover + method.execution + method.lua_return
def test_method_param_lua_primitives():
method = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('int'))])
context = lua.lua_context_builder.bake([method])
assert len(context.translated) == 1
t_method = context.translated[0]
assert t_method.static
assert t_method.name == 'lua_munch_method'
assert t_method.initialization
assert t_method.initialization[0]
assert t_method.initialization[0] == method.parameters[0]
def test_class():
cls = cpp.cpp_class('MyTest')
cls.qualname = "MyTest"
method = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('MyTestClass', const=True))])
cls.public.append(method)
context = lua.lua_context_builder.bake([cls])
assert len(context.translated) == 1
t_cls = context.translated[0]
assert t_cls
assert t_cls.name == 'lua_munch_MyTest'
def test_method_param_class():
method = cpp.cpp_method('method',
params=[cpp.cpp_variable('myvar', cpp.cpp_type('MyTestClass', const=True))])
var = lua.lua_context_builder.apply_variable_initialization(method.parameters[0], None)
assert type(var.ctype) == cpp.cpp_qual_type
assert var.ctype.pointer == True
context = lua.lua_context_builder.bake([method])
assert len(context.translated) == 1
t_method = context.translated[0]
assert t_method.static
assert t_method.name == 'lua_munch_method'
assert t_method.initialization
assert t_method.initialization[0]
def anytype_initializer(variable, ctype):
#the initialized variable shouldn't carry refs and other stuff, so we bake a new one here
new_ctype = cpp.cpp_type(variable.ctype.name, pointer=variable.ctype.pointer)
return cpp.cpp_variable(variable.name, cpp.cpp_type(new_ctype, pointer=True, reference=False))
def string_initializer(variable, ctype):
return cpp.cpp_variable(variable.name, cpp.cpp_type('char', pointer=True))