def abs(self, *args):
if not len(args) is 1:
raise EvaluateException('Abs requires 1 parameter!')
elif not isinstance(args[0], NumberType):
raise EvaluateException(
'Abs requires all parameters to be numbers!')
return op.abs(args[0])
def symcat(self, *args):
if not len(args) > 0:
raise EvaluateException('Symcat requires at least 1 parameter!' +
' (' + str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif False in [isinstance(x, SymbolType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException('Symcat requires 2 symbols!')
return reduce(SymbolType.__add__, args[1:], args[0])
def addition(self, *args):
if not len(args) > 1:
raise EvaluateException('+ requires at least 2 parameters!' +
' (' + str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif False in [isinstance(x, NumberType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException('+ requires all parameters to be numbers!')
return reduce(op.add, args, IntegerType(0))
def strlen(self, *args):
if not len(args) is 1:
raise EvaluateException('Strlen requires 1 parameter!' + ' (' +
str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif not isinstance(args[0], StringType):
raise EvaluateException('Strlen requires 1 string!')
return IntegerType(StringType.str_length(args[0]))
def strindex(self, *args):
if not len(args) is 2:
raise EvaluateException('Strindex requires 2 parameters!' + ' (' +
str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif not isinstance(args[0], StringType) or not isinstance(
args[1], StringType):
raise EvaluateException('Strindex requires 2 strings!')
return args[0].str_index(args[1].content)
def substr(self, *args):
if not len(args) is 3:
raise EvaluateException('Substr requires 3 parameters!' + ' (' +
str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif not isinstance(args[0], StringType) or not isinstance(
args[1], IntegerType) or not isinstance(args[2], IntegerType):
raise EvaluateException('Substr requires 1 string and 2 integers!')
return args[0].sub_string(args[1].content, args[2].content)
def maximum(self, *args):
if not len(args) > 1:
raise EvaluateException('Max requires at least 2 parameters!' +
' (' + str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif False in [isinstance(x, NumberType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException(
'Max requires all parameters to be numbers!')
return max(args)
def power(self, *args):
if not len(args) > 1:
raise EvaluateException('** requires at least 2 parameters!' +
' (' + str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif False in [isinstance(x, NumberType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException(
'** requires all parameters to be numbers!')
return reduce(op.pow, args[1:], args[0])
def module(self, *args):
if not len(args) > 1:
raise EvaluateException('% requires at least 2 parameters!' +
' (' + str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif False in [isinstance(x, NumberType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException('% requires all parameters to be numbers!')
elif 0 in [x.content for x in args[1:]]:
raise EvaluateException('module by zero!')
return reduce(op.mod, args[1:], args[0])
def randint(self, *args):
if not len(args) is 2:
raise EvaluateException('Randint requires 2 parameters!' + ' (' +
str(len(args)) + ' given).')
elif not isinstance(args[0], IntegerType) or not isinstance(
args[1], IntegerType):
raise EvaluateException('Randint requires 2 integers!')
step = 1
if args[0] > args[1]:
step = -1
return IntegerType(
random.randrange(args[0].content, args[1].content, step))
def load_file(self, filename):
# Saves the name and the extension of the file. It assumes that the class
# to be loaded has the same name of the module (.py or .pyc file).
mod_name, file_ext = os.path.splitext(os.path.split(filename)[-1])
py_mod = None
# If the file has .py extension, then it loads that module.
if file_ext.lower() == '.py':
py_mod = importlib.import_module(filename)
# If the file has .pyc extension, then it loads that module.
elif file_ext.lower() == '.pyc':
py_mod = importlib.import_module(filename)
else:
raise EvaluateException('Unable to find the file ' + filename +
'!')
# Builds the list of the classes contained in the module.
classes = [
u for (v, u) in getmembers(py_mod, isclass)
if v.startswith(mod_name)
]
# Loads the classes contained in the module.
for c in classes:
self.load_class(c)
def add_fact(self, fact):
# If the Working Memory doesn't contain a fact with
# the name equal to the one of the specified fact,
# then it adds that fact to the Working Memory
# and it returns the generated WME.
fact.values = [
x.content if isinstance(x, VariableType) else x
for x in fact.values
]
if False in [isinstance(x, BaseType) for x in fact.values]:
raise EvaluateException('The fact "' + str(fact.name) +
'" contains a null variable!')
if not self.__facts[fact]:
wme = WME(self.__counter, fact)
self.__facts[fact] = True
self.__wmes[self.__counter] = wme
self.__counter += 1
return wme
# Otherwise, if the Working Memory already contains
# a fact with the name equal to the one of the
# specified fact, then it doesn't add any fact
# to the Working Memory.
else:
return None
def visitGlobalVariableType(self, node):
value = self.__environment.get_global_variable(node)
if value is None:
raise EvaluateException('The global variable ' + node.name +
' has not been instanced!')
else:
node.content = value
return node
def build_tests(self, is_last, alpha_variables, tests):
var_globals = [
GlobalVariableType(x)
for x in self.environment.global_variables.keys()
]
# For every variable in the set composed by the union
# of the variables of the specified alpha memory
# and the global variables, then it saves
# the tests which involve these variables
# to the specified tests set.
#TODO changed here
for v in set(list(alpha_variables) + list(var_globals)):
if v in tests:
self.__tests.update(tests[v])
del tests[v]
# It removes the set of the identified local test
# from the set of the tests specified as parameter.
for t in self.__tests:
for v in t.test_variables:
if v in tests:
tests[v].remove(t)
# If the flag which specifies if the considered node
# is the last one which contains the test is set to True,
# then, if there are still tests in the set, then it
# raises an exception, because it means that the
# test contains variables not declared in the alpha memory.
if is_last:
# Rimuove tutti gli insiemi di test vuoti rimanenti.
# It removes all the remaining empty sets of tests.
for k in tests.keys():
if not tests[k]:
del tests[k]
if tests:
raise EvaluateException(
'There are tests with invalid variables!')
def get_method(self, name):
predicate = Predicates()
special_function = SpecialFunctions()
predicates = {
"eq": predicate.equal,
"neq": predicate.not_equal,
"<": predicate.less_than,
"<=": predicate.less_equal,
">": predicate.greater_than,
">=": predicate.greater_equal,
"and": predicate.logical_and,
"or": predicate.logical_or,
"not": predicate.not_equal
}
special_functions = {
"printout": special_function.printout,
"assert": special_function.assertion,
"retract": special_function.retract,
"bind": special_function.bind,
"test": special_function.test,
"strategy": special_function.strategy
}
try:
if name in special_functions:
return special_functions[name]
elif name in predicates:
return predicates[name]
else:
return self.__map[name]
except KeyError:
# Raises an exception in the case in which the function is not present.
raise EvaluateException('Unable to find the function ' + name +
'!')
def test(self, *args):
if False in [isinstance(x, BooleanType) for x in args[1:]]:
raise EvaluateException(
'The \"test\" predicate takes only boolean parameters!')
return args[1]
def logical_or(self, *args):
if False in [isinstance(x, BooleanType) for x in args]:
raise EvaluateException('The \"or\" predicate takes only boolean parameters!')
return self.__boolean_converter(True in [x.content for x in args])