def Function():
# convert arguments to python list of strings
a = [e.to_string().value for e in arguments.to_list()]
body = ';'
args = ()
if len(a):
body = '%s;' % a[-1]
args = a[:-1]
# translate this function to js inline function
js_func = '(function (%s) {%s})' % (','.join(args), body)
# now translate js inline to python function
py_func = translate_js(js_func, '')
# add set func scope to global scope
# a but messy solution but works :)
globals()['var'] = PyJs.GlobalObject
# define py function and return it
temp = executor(py_func, globals())
temp.source = '{%s}'%body
temp.func_name = 'anonymous'
return temp
def Eval(code):
local_scope = inspect.stack()[3][0].f_locals['var']
global_scope = this.GlobalObject
# todo fix scope - we have to behave differently if called through variable other than eval
# we will use local scope (default)
globals()['var'] = local_scope
try:
py_code = translate_js(code.to_string().value, '')
except SyntaxError as syn_err:
raise MakeError('SyntaxError', str(syn_err))
lines = py_code.split('\n')
# a simple way to return value from eval. Will not work in complex cases.
has_return = False
for n in xrange(len(lines)):
line = lines[len(lines) - n - 1]
if line.strip():
if line.startswith(' '):
break
elif line.strip() == 'pass':
continue
elif any(
line.startswith(e)
for e in ['return ', 'continue ', 'break', 'raise ']):
break
else:
has_return = True
cand = 'EVAL_RESULT = (%s)\n' % line
try:
compile(cand, '', 'exec')
except SyntaxError:
break
lines[len(lines) - n - 1] = cand
py_code = '\n'.join(lines)
break
#print py_code
executor(py_code)
if has_return:
return globals()['EVAL_RESULT']
def Eval(code):
local_scope = inspect.stack()[3][0].f_locals['var']
global_scope = this.GlobalObject
# todo fix scope - we have to behave differently if called through variable other than eval
# we will use local scope (default)
globals()['var'] = local_scope
try:
py_code = translate_js(code.to_string().value, '')
except SyntaxError as syn_err:
raise MakeError('SyntaxError', str(syn_err))
lines = py_code.split('\n')
# a simple way to return value from eval. Will not work in complex cases.
has_return = False
for n in xrange(len(lines)):
line = lines[len(lines)-n-1]
if line.strip():
if line.startswith(' '):
break
elif line.strip()=='pass':
continue
elif any(line.startswith(e) for e in ['return ', 'continue ', 'break', 'raise ']):
break
else:
has_return = True
cand = 'EVAL_RESULT = (%s)\n'%line
try:
compile(cand, '', 'exec')
except SyntaxError:
break
lines[len(lines)-n-1] = cand
py_code = '\n'.join(lines)
break
#print py_code
executor(py_code)
if has_return:
return globals()['EVAL_RESULT']