def visit_BinOp(self, node):
self.generic_visit(node)
if isinstance(node.op, BitAnd):
return BoolOp(And(), (node.left, node.right))
elif isinstance(node.op, BitOr):
return BoolOp(Or(), (node.left, node.right))
else:
raise TypeError("unsupported operation '%s'" %
node.op.__class__.__name__)
def compBreaker(self, node):
assert isinstance(node, Compare)
if len(node.comparators) == 1:
return node
else:
comp1 = Compare(node.left, node.ops[0:1], node.comparators[0:1])
comp2 = Compare(node.comparators[0], node.ops[1:],
node.comparators[1:])
newNode = BoolOp(And(), [comp1, self.compBreaker(comp2)])
return newNode
def _union(self, node):
values = []
generated = []
for union in node:
for what, sub in union.items():
if ':' in what:
if what in generated:
# only generate any imported function once
continue
generated.append(what)
name = what
yield self._type(what, name, sub)
else:
# this is a build_in type (and my have been refined)
# therefore generate one function per type
name = self._unique(what)
yield self._function(name, self._type(what, what, sub))
values += [
UnaryOp(
op=Not(),
operand=Call(
func=Name(id=self._python_name(name), ctx=Load()),
args=[Name(id='value', ctx=Load())],
keywords=[],
),
),
]
yield [
If(
test=BoolOp(
op=And(),
values=values,
),
body=[
Return(value=Constant(value=False, kind=None), ),
],
orelse=[],
),
]
def parsePredicate(parser):
predicate = None
if parser.matchLexeme('!'):
parser.next() #skip !.
return Not(parsePredicate(parser))
predicate = parseExpression(parser)
if parser.matchLexeme("."): # var.type?
parser.next("list?, record?, string?", tokensort=KEYWORD)
if parser.matchLexeme(keywords['LIST']):
ptype = "LIST"
if parser.matchLexeme(keywords['RECORD']):
ptype = "RECORD"
if parser.matchLexeme(keywords['STRING']):
ptype = "STRING"
parser.next()
parser.check('type?', lexeme='?')
predicate = Is_a(predicate, ptype, lineo=parser.currentToken[2])
parser.next()
if parser.matchLexeme('&') and parser.peek(lexeme='&'):
parser.next() #skip &&
parser.next()
right = parsePredicate(parser)
#and
predicate = And(predicate, right, lineo=parser.currentToken[2])
if parser.matchLexeme('|') and parser.peek(lexeme='|'):
parser.next() #skip ||
parser.next()
right = parsePredicate(parser)
predicate = Or(predicate, right, lineo=parser.currentToken[2])
#parser.next()
if not predicate:
raise SyntaxError(currentToken,
"pasing predicate failed && || type? variable")
return predicate
def p_and_test(tokens):
return And(tokens[0], tokens[2])
def _(ra: ras.And, ctx: Context):
return ast.BoolOp(op=And(),
values=[
convert(ra[0], ctx),
convert(ra[1], ctx),
])
def handle_f(self, f):
# Do we need to use .attname here?
# What about transforms/lookups?
f.contains_aggregate = False
if "__" in f.name:
# We need to chain a bunch of attr lookups, returning None
# if any of them give us a None, we should be returning a None.
#
# . while x is not None and parts:
# . x = getattr(x, parts.pop(0), None)
# return x
return [
Assign(targets=[Name(id="source", **self.file_store)],
value=Name(id="self", **self.file),
**self.file),
Assign(
targets=[Name(id="parts", **self.file_store)],
value=Call(
func=Attribute(value=Constant(value=f.name,
**self.file),
attr="split",
**self.file),
args=[Constant(value="__", **self.file)],
keywords=[],
kwonlyargs=[],
**self.file,
),
**self.file,
),
While(
test=BoolOp(
op=And(),
values=[
Compare(
left=Name(id="source", **self.file),
ops=[IsNot()],
comparators=[
Constant(value=None, **self.file)
],
**self.file,
),
Name(id="parts", **self.file),
],
**self.file,
),
body=[
Assign(
targets=[Name(id="source", **self.file_store)],
value=Call(
func=Name(id="getattr", **self.file),
args=[
Name(id="source", **self.file),
Call(
func=Attribute(value=Name(id="parts",
**self.file),
attr="pop",
**self.file),
args=[Constant(value=0, **self.file)],
keywords=[],
kwonlyargs=[],
**self.file,
),
Constant(value=None, **self.file),
],
keywords=[],
kwonlyargs=[],
**self.file,
),
**self.file,
),
],
orelse=[],
**self.file,
),
Return(value=Name(id="source", **self.file), **self.file),
]
return Attribute(value=Name(id="self", **self.file),
attr=f.name,
**self.file)
