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* Prevent duplication of external IDs in syncTree * trim component browser accepted value * use flush post for visualization data watcher * do not create empty nodes when closing component browser * Lint --------- Co-authored-by: Kaz <kaz@lambdaverse.org>
904 lines
34 KiB
TypeScript
904 lines
34 KiB
TypeScript
import * as map from 'lib0/map'
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import type { AstId, Module, NodeChild, Owned } from '.'
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import {
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Token,
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asOwned,
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isTokenId,
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newExternalId,
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parentId,
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rewriteRefs,
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subtreeRoots,
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syncFields,
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syncNodeMetadata,
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} from '.'
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import { assert, assertDefined, assertEqual } from '../util/assert'
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import { tryGetSoleValue, zip } from '../util/data/iterable'
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import type { SourceRangeEdit, SpanTree } from '../util/data/text'
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import {
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applyTextEdits,
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applyTextEditsToSpans,
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enclosingSpans,
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textChangeToEdits,
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trimEnd,
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} from '../util/data/text'
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import {
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IdMap,
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isUuid,
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rangeLength,
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sourceRangeFromKey,
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sourceRangeKey,
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type SourceRange,
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type SourceRangeKey,
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} from '../yjsModel'
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import { graphParentPointers } from './debug'
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import { parse_tree, xxHash128 } from './ffi'
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import * as RawAst from './generated/ast'
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import { MutableModule } from './mutableModule'
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import type { LazyObject } from './parserSupport'
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import {
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App,
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Assignment,
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Ast,
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BodyBlock,
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Documented,
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Function,
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Generic,
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Group,
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Ident,
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Import,
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Invalid,
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MutableAssignment,
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MutableAst,
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MutableBodyBlock,
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MutableIdent,
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NegationApp,
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NumericLiteral,
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OprApp,
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PropertyAccess,
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TextLiteral,
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UnaryOprApp,
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Wildcard,
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} from './tree'
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/** Return the raw parser output for the given code. */
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export function parseEnso(code: string): RawAst.Tree.BodyBlock {
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const blob = parse_tree(code)
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const tree = RawAst.Tree.read(new DataView(blob.buffer), blob.byteLength - 4)
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// The root of the parser output is always a body block.
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assert(tree.type === RawAst.Tree.Type.BodyBlock)
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return tree
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}
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/** Print the AST and re-parse it, copying `externalId`s (but not other metadata) from the original. */
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export function normalize(rootIn: Ast): Ast {
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const printed = print(rootIn)
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const idMap = spanMapToIdMap(printed.info)
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const module = MutableModule.Transient()
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const tree = parseEnso(printed.code)
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const { root: parsed, spans } = abstract(module, tree, printed.code)
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module.replaceRoot(parsed)
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setExternalIds(module, spans, idMap)
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return parsed
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}
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/** Produce `Ast` types from `RawAst` parser output. */
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export function abstract(
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module: MutableModule,
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tree: RawAst.Tree.BodyBlock,
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code: string,
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substitutor?: (key: NodeKey) => Owned | undefined,
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): { root: Owned<MutableBodyBlock>; spans: SpanMap; toRaw: Map<AstId, RawAst.Tree> }
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export function abstract(
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module: MutableModule,
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tree: RawAst.Tree,
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code: string,
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substitutor?: (key: NodeKey) => Owned | undefined,
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): { root: Owned; spans: SpanMap; toRaw: Map<AstId, RawAst.Tree> }
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export function abstract(
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module: MutableModule,
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tree: RawAst.Tree,
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code: string,
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substitutor?: (key: NodeKey) => Owned | undefined,
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): { root: Owned; spans: SpanMap; toRaw: Map<AstId, RawAst.Tree> } {
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const abstractor = new Abstractor(module, code, substitutor)
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const root = abstractor.abstractTree(tree).node
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const spans = { tokens: abstractor.tokens, nodes: abstractor.nodes }
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return { root: root as Owned<MutableBodyBlock>, spans, toRaw: abstractor.toRaw }
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}
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/** Produces `Ast` types from `RawAst` parser output. */
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class Abstractor {
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private readonly module: MutableModule
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private readonly code: string
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private readonly substitutor: ((key: NodeKey) => Owned | undefined) | undefined
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readonly nodes: NodeSpanMap
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readonly tokens: TokenSpanMap
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readonly toRaw: Map<AstId, RawAst.Tree>
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/**
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* @param module - Where to allocate the new nodes.
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* @param code - Source code that will be used to resolve references in any passed `RawAst` objects.
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* @param substitutor - A function that can inject subtrees for some spans, instead of the abstractor producing them.
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* This can be used for incremental abstraction.
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*/
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constructor(
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module: MutableModule,
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code: string,
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substitutor?: (key: NodeKey) => Owned | undefined,
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) {
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this.module = module
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this.code = code
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this.substitutor = substitutor
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this.nodes = new Map()
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this.tokens = new Map()
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this.toRaw = new Map()
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}
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abstractTree(tree: RawAst.Tree): { whitespace: string | undefined; node: Owned } {
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const whitespaceStart = tree.whitespaceStartInCodeParsed
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const whitespaceEnd = whitespaceStart + tree.whitespaceLengthInCodeParsed
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const whitespace = this.code.substring(whitespaceStart, whitespaceEnd)
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const codeStart = whitespaceEnd
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const codeEnd = codeStart + tree.childrenLengthInCodeParsed
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const spanKey = nodeKey(codeStart, codeEnd - codeStart)
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const substitute = this.substitutor?.(spanKey)
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if (substitute) return { node: substitute, whitespace }
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let node: Owned
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switch (tree.type) {
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.BodyBlock: {
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const lines = Array.from(tree.statements, (line) => {
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const newline = this.abstractToken(line.newline)
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const expression = line.expression ? this.abstractTree(line.expression) : undefined
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return { newline, expression }
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})
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node = BodyBlock.concrete(this.module, lines)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Function: {
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const name = this.abstractTree(tree.name)
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const argumentDefinitions = Array.from(tree.args, (arg) => this.abstractChildren(arg))
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const equals = this.abstractToken(tree.equals)
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const body = tree.body !== undefined ? this.abstractTree(tree.body) : undefined
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node = Function.concrete(this.module, name, argumentDefinitions, equals, body)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Ident: {
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const token = this.abstractToken(tree.token)
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node = Ident.concrete(this.module, token)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Assignment: {
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const pattern = this.abstractTree(tree.pattern)
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const equals = this.abstractToken(tree.equals)
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const value = this.abstractTree(tree.expr)
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node = Assignment.concrete(this.module, pattern, equals, value)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.App: {
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const func = this.abstractTree(tree.func)
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const arg = this.abstractTree(tree.arg)
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node = App.concrete(this.module, func, undefined, undefined, arg)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.NamedApp: {
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const func = this.abstractTree(tree.func)
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const open = tree.open ? this.abstractToken(tree.open) : undefined
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const name = this.abstractToken(tree.name)
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const equals = this.abstractToken(tree.equals)
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const arg = this.abstractTree(tree.arg)
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const close = tree.close ? this.abstractToken(tree.close) : undefined
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const parens = open && close ? { open, close } : undefined
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const nameSpecification = { name, equals }
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node = App.concrete(this.module, func, parens, nameSpecification, arg)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.UnaryOprApp: {
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const opr = this.abstractToken(tree.opr)
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const arg = tree.rhs ? this.abstractTree(tree.rhs) : undefined
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if (arg && opr.node.code() === '-') {
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node = NegationApp.concrete(this.module, opr, arg)
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} else {
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node = UnaryOprApp.concrete(this.module, opr, arg)
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}
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.OprApp: {
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const lhs = tree.lhs ? this.abstractTree(tree.lhs) : undefined
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const opr = tree.opr.ok
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? [this.abstractToken(tree.opr.value)]
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: Array.from(tree.opr.error.payload.operators, this.abstractToken.bind(this))
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const rhs = tree.rhs ? this.abstractTree(tree.rhs) : undefined
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const soleOpr = tryGetSoleValue(opr)
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if (soleOpr?.node.code() === '.' && rhs?.node instanceof MutableIdent) {
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// Propagate type.
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const rhs_ = { ...rhs, node: rhs.node }
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node = PropertyAccess.concrete(this.module, lhs, soleOpr, rhs_)
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} else {
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node = OprApp.concrete(this.module, lhs, opr, rhs)
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}
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Number: {
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const tokens = []
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if (tree.base) tokens.push(this.abstractToken(tree.base))
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if (tree.integer) tokens.push(this.abstractToken(tree.integer))
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if (tree.fractionalDigits) {
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tokens.push(this.abstractToken(tree.fractionalDigits.dot))
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tokens.push(this.abstractToken(tree.fractionalDigits.digits))
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}
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node = NumericLiteral.concrete(this.module, tokens)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Wildcard: {
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const token = this.abstractToken(tree.token)
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node = Wildcard.concrete(this.module, token)
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break
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}
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// These expression types are (or will be) used for backend analysis.
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// The frontend can ignore them, avoiding some problems with expressions sharing spans
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// (which makes it impossible to give them unique IDs in the current IdMap format).
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.OprSectionBoundary:
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.TemplateFunction:
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return { whitespace, node: this.abstractTree(tree.ast).node }
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Invalid: {
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const expression = this.abstractTree(tree.ast)
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node = Invalid.concrete(this.module, expression)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Group: {
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const open = tree.open ? this.abstractToken(tree.open) : undefined
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const expression = tree.body ? this.abstractTree(tree.body) : undefined
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const close = tree.close ? this.abstractToken(tree.close) : undefined
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node = Group.concrete(this.module, open, expression, close)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.TextLiteral: {
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const open = tree.open ? this.abstractToken(tree.open) : undefined
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const newline = tree.newline ? this.abstractToken(tree.newline) : undefined
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const elements = []
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for (const e of tree.elements) {
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elements.push(...this.abstractChildren(e))
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}
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const close = tree.close ? this.abstractToken(tree.close) : undefined
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node = TextLiteral.concrete(this.module, open, newline, elements, close)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Documented: {
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const open = this.abstractToken(tree.documentation.open)
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const elements = []
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for (const e of tree.documentation.elements) {
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elements.push(...this.abstractChildren(e))
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}
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const newlines = Array.from(tree.documentation.newlines, this.abstractToken.bind(this))
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const expression = tree.expression ? this.abstractTree(tree.expression) : undefined
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node = Documented.concrete(this.module, open, elements, newlines, expression)
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break
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}
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case RawAst.Tree.Type.Import: {
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const recurseBody = (tree: RawAst.Tree) => {
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const body = this.abstractTree(tree)
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if (body.node instanceof Invalid && body.node.code() === '') return undefined
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return body
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}
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const recurseSegment = (segment: RawAst.MultiSegmentAppSegment) => ({
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header: this.abstractToken(segment.header),
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body: segment.body ? recurseBody(segment.body) : undefined,
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})
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const polyglot = tree.polyglot ? recurseSegment(tree.polyglot) : undefined
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const from = tree.from ? recurseSegment(tree.from) : undefined
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const import_ = recurseSegment(tree.import)
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const all = tree.all ? this.abstractToken(tree.all) : undefined
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const as = tree.as ? recurseSegment(tree.as) : undefined
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const hiding = tree.hiding ? recurseSegment(tree.hiding) : undefined
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node = Import.concrete(this.module, polyglot, from, import_, all, as, hiding)
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break
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}
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default: {
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node = Generic.concrete(this.module, this.abstractChildren(tree))
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}
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}
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this.toRaw.set(node.id, tree)
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map.setIfUndefined(this.nodes, spanKey, (): Ast[] => []).unshift(node)
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return { node, whitespace }
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}
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private abstractToken(token: RawAst.Token): { whitespace: string; node: Token } {
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const whitespaceStart = token.whitespaceStartInCodeBuffer
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const whitespaceEnd = whitespaceStart + token.whitespaceLengthInCodeBuffer
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const whitespace = this.code.substring(whitespaceStart, whitespaceEnd)
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const codeStart = token.startInCodeBuffer
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const codeEnd = codeStart + token.lengthInCodeBuffer
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const tokenCode = this.code.substring(codeStart, codeEnd)
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const key = tokenKey(codeStart, codeEnd - codeStart)
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const node = Token.new(tokenCode, token.type)
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this.tokens.set(key, node)
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return { whitespace, node }
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}
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private abstractChildren(tree: LazyObject): NodeChild<Owned | Token>[] {
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const children: NodeChild<Owned | Token>[] = []
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const visitor = (child: LazyObject) => {
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if (RawAst.Tree.isInstance(child)) {
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children.push(this.abstractTree(child))
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} else if (RawAst.Token.isInstance(child)) {
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children.push(this.abstractToken(child))
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} else {
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child.visitChildren(visitor)
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}
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}
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tree.visitChildren(visitor)
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return children
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}
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}
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declare const nodeKeyBrand: unique symbol
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/** A source-range key for an `Ast`. */
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export type NodeKey = SourceRangeKey & { [nodeKeyBrand]: never }
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declare const tokenKeyBrand: unique symbol
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/** A source-range key for a `Token`. */
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export type TokenKey = SourceRangeKey & { [tokenKeyBrand]: never }
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/** Create a source-range key for an `Ast`. */
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export function nodeKey(start: number, length: number): NodeKey {
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return sourceRangeKey([start, start + length]) as NodeKey
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}
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/** Create a source-range key for a `Token`. */
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export function tokenKey(start: number, length: number): TokenKey {
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return sourceRangeKey([start, start + length]) as TokenKey
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}
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/** Maps from source ranges to `Ast`s. */
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export type NodeSpanMap = Map<NodeKey, Ast[]>
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/** Maps from source ranges to `Token`s. */
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export type TokenSpanMap = Map<TokenKey, Token>
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/** Maps from source ranges to `Ast`s and `Token`s. */
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export interface SpanMap {
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nodes: NodeSpanMap
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tokens: TokenSpanMap
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}
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/** Code with an associated mapping to `Ast` types. */
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interface PrintedSource {
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info: SpanMap
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code: string
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}
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/** Generate an `IdMap` from a `SpanMap`. */
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export function spanMapToIdMap(spans: SpanMap): IdMap {
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const idMap = new IdMap()
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for (const [key, token] of spans.tokens.entries()) {
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assert(isUuid(token.id))
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idMap.insertKnownId(sourceRangeFromKey(key), token.id)
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}
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for (const [key, asts] of spans.nodes.entries()) {
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for (const ast of asts) {
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assert(isUuid(ast.externalId))
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idMap.insertKnownId(sourceRangeFromKey(key), ast.externalId)
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}
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}
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return idMap
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}
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/** Given a `SpanMap`, return a function that can look up source ranges by AST ID. */
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export function spanMapToSpanGetter(spans: SpanMap): (id: AstId) => SourceRange | undefined {
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const reverseMap = new Map<AstId, SourceRange>()
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for (const [key, asts] of spans.nodes) {
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for (const ast of asts) {
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reverseMap.set(ast.id, sourceRangeFromKey(key))
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}
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}
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return (id) => reverseMap.get(id)
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}
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/** Return stringification with associated ID map. This is only exported for testing. */
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export function print(ast: Ast): PrintedSource {
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const info: SpanMap = {
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nodes: new Map(),
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tokens: new Map(),
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}
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const code = ast.printSubtree(info, 0, undefined)
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return { info, code }
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}
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/** @internal Used by `Ast.printSubtree`. Note that some AST types have overrides. */
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export function printAst(
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ast: Ast,
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info: SpanMap,
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offset: number,
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parentIndent: string | undefined,
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verbatim?: boolean,
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): string {
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let code = ''
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for (const child of ast.concreteChildren(verbatim)) {
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if (!isTokenId(child.node) && ast.module.get(child.node) === undefined) continue
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if (child.whitespace != null) {
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code += child.whitespace
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} else if (code.length != 0) {
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code += ' '
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}
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if (isTokenId(child.node)) {
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const tokenStart = offset + code.length
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const token = ast.module.getToken(child.node)
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const span = tokenKey(tokenStart, token.code().length)
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info.tokens.set(span, token)
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code += token.code()
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} else {
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const childNode = ast.module.get(child.node)
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code += childNode.printSubtree(info, offset + code.length, parentIndent, verbatim)
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// Extra structural validation.
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assertEqual(childNode.id, child.node)
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if (parentId(childNode) !== ast.id) {
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console.error(
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`Inconsistent parent pointer (expected ${ast.id})`,
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childNode,
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graphParentPointers(ast.module.root()!),
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)
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}
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assertEqual(parentId(childNode), ast.id)
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}
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}
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const span = nodeKey(offset, code.length)
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map.setIfUndefined(info.nodes, span, (): Ast[] => []).unshift(ast)
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return code
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}
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/** @internal Use `Ast.code()' to stringify. */
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export function printBlock(
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block: BodyBlock,
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info: SpanMap,
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offset: number,
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parentIndent: string | undefined,
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verbatim?: boolean,
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): string {
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let blockIndent: string | undefined
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let code = ''
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for (const line of block.fields.get('lines')) {
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code += line.newline.whitespace ?? ''
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const newlineCode = block.module.getToken(line.newline.node).code()
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// Only print a newline if this isn't the first line in the output, or it's a comment.
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if (offset || code || newlineCode.startsWith('#')) {
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// If this isn't the first line in the output, but there is a concrete newline token:
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// if it's a zero-length newline, ignore it and print a normal newline.
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code += newlineCode || '\n'
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}
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if (line.expression) {
|
|
if (blockIndent === undefined) {
|
|
if ((line.expression.whitespace?.length ?? 0) > (parentIndent?.length ?? 0)) {
|
|
blockIndent = line.expression.whitespace!
|
|
} else if (parentIndent !== undefined) {
|
|
blockIndent = parentIndent + ' '
|
|
} else {
|
|
blockIndent = ''
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
const validIndent = (line.expression.whitespace?.length ?? 0) > (parentIndent?.length ?? 0)
|
|
code += validIndent ? line.expression.whitespace : blockIndent
|
|
const lineNode = block.module.get(line.expression.node)
|
|
assertEqual(lineNode.id, line.expression.node)
|
|
assertEqual(parentId(lineNode), block.id)
|
|
code += lineNode.printSubtree(info, offset + code.length, blockIndent, verbatim)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
const span = nodeKey(offset, code.length)
|
|
map.setIfUndefined(info.nodes, span, (): Ast[] => []).unshift(block)
|
|
return code
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Parse the input as a block. */
|
|
export function parseBlock(code: string, inModule?: MutableModule): Owned<MutableBodyBlock> {
|
|
return parseBlockWithSpans(code, inModule).root
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Parse the input. If it contains a single expression at the top level, return it; otherwise, return a block. */
|
|
export function parse(code: string, module?: MutableModule): Owned {
|
|
const module_ = module ?? MutableModule.Transient()
|
|
const ast = parseBlock(code, module_)
|
|
const soleStatement = tryGetSoleValue(ast.statements())
|
|
if (!soleStatement) return ast
|
|
const parent = parentId(soleStatement)
|
|
if (parent) module_.delete(parent)
|
|
soleStatement.fields.set('parent', undefined)
|
|
return asOwned(soleStatement)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Parse a block, and return it along with a mapping from source locations to parsed objects. */
|
|
export function parseBlockWithSpans(
|
|
code: string,
|
|
inModule?: MutableModule,
|
|
): { root: Owned<MutableBodyBlock>; spans: SpanMap } {
|
|
const tree = parseEnso(code)
|
|
const module = inModule ?? MutableModule.Transient()
|
|
return abstract(module, tree, code)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Parse the input, and apply the given `IdMap`. Return the parsed tree, the updated `IdMap`, the span map, and a
|
|
* mapping to the `RawAst` representation.
|
|
*/
|
|
export function parseExtended(code: string, idMap?: IdMap | undefined, inModule?: MutableModule) {
|
|
const rawRoot = parseEnso(code)
|
|
const module = inModule ?? MutableModule.Transient()
|
|
const { root, spans, toRaw } = module.transact(() => {
|
|
const { root, spans, toRaw } = abstract(module, rawRoot, code)
|
|
root.module.replaceRoot(root)
|
|
if (idMap) setExternalIds(root.module, spans, idMap)
|
|
return { root, spans, toRaw }
|
|
})
|
|
const getSpan = spanMapToSpanGetter(spans)
|
|
const idMapOut = spanMapToIdMap(spans)
|
|
return { root, idMap: idMapOut, getSpan, toRaw }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Return the number of `Ast`s in the tree, including the provided root. */
|
|
export function astCount(ast: Ast): number {
|
|
let count = 0
|
|
ast.visitRecursiveAst((_subtree) => {
|
|
count += 1
|
|
})
|
|
return count
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Apply an `IdMap` to a module, using the given `SpanMap`.
|
|
* @returns The number of IDs that were assigned from the map.
|
|
*/
|
|
export function setExternalIds(edit: MutableModule, spans: SpanMap, ids: IdMap): number {
|
|
let astsMatched = 0
|
|
for (const [key, externalId] of ids.entries()) {
|
|
const asts = spans.nodes.get(key as NodeKey)
|
|
if (asts) {
|
|
for (const ast of asts) {
|
|
astsMatched += 1
|
|
const editAst = edit.getVersion(ast)
|
|
if (editAst.externalId !== externalId) editAst.setExternalId(externalId)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
return astsMatched
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Try to find all the spans in `expected` in `encountered`. If any are missing, use the provided `code` to determine
|
|
* whether the lost spans are single-line or multi-line.
|
|
*/
|
|
function checkSpans(expected: NodeSpanMap, encountered: NodeSpanMap, code: string) {
|
|
const lost = new Array<readonly [NodeKey, Ast]>()
|
|
for (const [key, asts] of expected) {
|
|
const outermostPrinted = asts[0]
|
|
if (!outermostPrinted) continue
|
|
for (let i = 1; i < asts.length; ++i) assertEqual(asts[i]?.parentId, asts[i - 1]?.id)
|
|
const encounteredAsts = encountered.get(key)
|
|
if (encounteredAsts === undefined) lost.push([key, outermostPrinted])
|
|
}
|
|
const lostInline = new Array<Ast>()
|
|
const lostBlock = new Array<Ast>()
|
|
for (const [key, ast] of lost) {
|
|
const [start, end] = sourceRangeFromKey(key)
|
|
;(code.substring(start, end).match(/[\r\n]/) ? lostBlock : lostInline).push(ast)
|
|
}
|
|
return { lostInline, lostBlock }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** If the input tree's concrete syntax has precedence errors (i.e. its expected code would not parse back to the same
|
|
* structure), try to fix it. If possible, it will be repaired by inserting parentheses; if that doesn't fix it, the
|
|
* affected subtree will be re-synced to faithfully represent the source code the incorrect tree prints to.
|
|
*/
|
|
export function repair(
|
|
root: BodyBlock,
|
|
module?: MutableModule,
|
|
): { code: string; fixes: MutableModule | undefined } {
|
|
// Print the input to see what spans its nodes expect to have in the output.
|
|
const printed = print(root)
|
|
// Parse the printed output to see what spans actually correspond to nodes in the printed code.
|
|
const reparsed = parseBlockWithSpans(printed.code)
|
|
// See if any span we expected to be a node isn't; if so, it likely merged with its parent due to wrong precedence.
|
|
const { lostInline, lostBlock } = checkSpans(
|
|
printed.info.nodes,
|
|
reparsed.spans.nodes,
|
|
printed.code,
|
|
)
|
|
if (lostInline.length === 0) {
|
|
if (lostBlock.length !== 0) {
|
|
console.warn(`repair: Bad block elements, but all inline elements OK?`)
|
|
const fixes = module ?? root.module.edit()
|
|
resync(lostBlock, printed.info.nodes, reparsed.spans.nodes, fixes)
|
|
return { code: printed.code, fixes }
|
|
}
|
|
return { code: printed.code, fixes: undefined }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Wrap any "lost" nodes in parentheses.
|
|
const fixes = module ?? root.module.edit()
|
|
for (const ast of lostInline) {
|
|
if (ast instanceof Group) continue
|
|
fixes.getVersion(ast).update((ast) => Group.new(fixes, ast))
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Verify that it's fixed.
|
|
const printed2 = print(fixes.getVersion(root))
|
|
const reparsed2 = parseBlockWithSpans(printed2.code)
|
|
const { lostInline: lostInline2, lostBlock: lostBlock2 } = checkSpans(
|
|
printed2.info.nodes,
|
|
reparsed2.spans.nodes,
|
|
printed2.code,
|
|
)
|
|
if (lostInline2.length !== 0 || lostBlock2.length !== 0)
|
|
resync([...lostInline2, ...lostBlock2], printed2.info.nodes, reparsed2.spans.nodes, fixes)
|
|
|
|
return { code: printed2.code, fixes }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/**
|
|
* Replace subtrees in the module to ensure that the module contents are consistent with the module's code.
|
|
*
|
|
* @param badAsts - ASTs that, if printed, would not parse to exactly their current content.
|
|
* @param badSpans - Span map produced by printing the `badAsts` nodes and all their parents.
|
|
* @param goodSpans - Span map produced by parsing the code from the module of `badAsts`.
|
|
* @param edit - Module to apply the fixes to; must contain all ASTs in `badAsts`.
|
|
*/
|
|
function resync(
|
|
badAsts: Iterable<Ast>,
|
|
badSpans: NodeSpanMap,
|
|
goodSpans: NodeSpanMap,
|
|
edit: MutableModule,
|
|
) {
|
|
const parentsOfBadSubtrees = new Set<AstId>()
|
|
const badAstIds = new Set(Array.from(badAsts, (ast) => ast.id))
|
|
for (const id of subtreeRoots(edit, badAstIds)) {
|
|
const parent = edit.get(id)?.parentId
|
|
if (parent) parentsOfBadSubtrees.add(parent)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
const spanOfBadParent = new Array<readonly [AstId, NodeKey]>()
|
|
for (const [span, asts] of badSpans) {
|
|
for (const ast of asts) {
|
|
if (parentsOfBadSubtrees.has(ast.id)) spanOfBadParent.push([ast.id, span])
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
// All ASTs in the module of badAsts should have entries in badSpans.
|
|
assertEqual(spanOfBadParent.length, parentsOfBadSubtrees.size)
|
|
|
|
for (const [id, span] of spanOfBadParent) {
|
|
const parent = edit.get(id)
|
|
const goodAst = goodSpans.get(span)?.[0]
|
|
// The parent of the root of a bad subtree must be a good AST.
|
|
assertDefined(goodAst)
|
|
parent.syncToCode(goodAst.code())
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
console.warn(
|
|
`repair: Replaced ${parentsOfBadSubtrees.size} subtrees with their reparsed equivalents.`,
|
|
parentsOfBadSubtrees,
|
|
)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** @internal Recursion helper for {@link syntaxHash}. */
|
|
function hashSubtreeSyntax(ast: Ast, hashesOut: Map<SyntaxHash, Ast[]>): SyntaxHash {
|
|
let content = ''
|
|
content += ast.typeName + ':'
|
|
for (const child of ast.concreteChildren()) {
|
|
content += child.whitespace ?? '?'
|
|
if (isTokenId(child.node)) {
|
|
content += 'Token:' + hashString(ast.module.getToken(child.node).code())
|
|
} else {
|
|
content += hashSubtreeSyntax(ast.module.get(child.node), hashesOut)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
const astHash = hashString(content)
|
|
map.setIfUndefined(hashesOut, astHash, (): Ast[] => []).unshift(ast)
|
|
return astHash
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
declare const brandHash: unique symbol
|
|
/** See {@link syntaxHash}. */
|
|
type SyntaxHash = string & { [brandHash]: never }
|
|
/** Applies the syntax-data hashing function to the input, and brands the result as a `SyntaxHash`. */
|
|
function hashString(input: string): SyntaxHash {
|
|
return xxHash128(input) as SyntaxHash
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Calculates `SyntaxHash`es for the given node and all its children.
|
|
*
|
|
* Each `SyntaxHash` summarizes the syntactic content of an AST. If two ASTs have the same code and were parsed the
|
|
* same way (i.e. one was not parsed in a context that resulted in a different interpretation), they will have the same
|
|
* hash. Note that the hash is invariant to metadata, including `externalId` assignments.
|
|
*/
|
|
function syntaxHash(root: Ast) {
|
|
const hashes = new Map<SyntaxHash, Ast[]>()
|
|
const rootHash = hashSubtreeSyntax(root, hashes)
|
|
return { root: rootHash, hashes }
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** If the input is a block containing a single expression, return the expression; otherwise return the input. */
|
|
function rawBlockToInline(tree: RawAst.Tree.Tree) {
|
|
if (tree.type !== RawAst.Tree.Type.BodyBlock) return tree
|
|
return tryGetSoleValue(tree.statements)?.expression ?? tree
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Update `ast` to match the given source code, while modifying it as little as possible. */
|
|
export function syncToCode(ast: MutableAst, code: string, metadataSource?: Module) {
|
|
const codeBefore = ast.code()
|
|
const textEdits = textChangeToEdits(codeBefore, code)
|
|
applyTextEditsToAst(ast, textEdits, metadataSource ?? ast.module)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Find nodes in the input `ast` that should be treated as equivalents of nodes in `parsedRoot`. */
|
|
function calculateCorrespondence(
|
|
ast: Ast,
|
|
astSpans: NodeSpanMap,
|
|
parsedRoot: Ast,
|
|
parsedSpans: NodeSpanMap,
|
|
textEdits: SourceRangeEdit[],
|
|
codeAfter: string,
|
|
): Map<AstId, Ast> {
|
|
const newSpans = new Map<AstId, SourceRange>()
|
|
for (const [key, asts] of parsedSpans) {
|
|
for (const ast of asts) newSpans.set(ast.id, sourceRangeFromKey(key))
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Retained-code matching: For each new tree, check for some old tree of the same type such that the new tree is the
|
|
// smallest node to contain all characters of the old tree's code that were not deleted in the edit.
|
|
//
|
|
// If the new node's span exactly matches the retained code, add the match to `toSync`. If the new node's span
|
|
// contains additional code, add the match to `candidates`.
|
|
const toSync = new Map<AstId, Ast>()
|
|
const candidates = new Map<AstId, Ast>()
|
|
const allSpansBefore = Array.from(astSpans.keys(), sourceRangeFromKey)
|
|
const spansBeforeAndAfter = applyTextEditsToSpans(textEdits, allSpansBefore).map(
|
|
([before, after]) => [before, trimEnd(after, codeAfter)] satisfies [any, any],
|
|
)
|
|
const partAfterToAstBefore = new Map<SourceRangeKey, Ast>()
|
|
for (const [spanBefore, partAfter] of spansBeforeAndAfter) {
|
|
const astBefore = astSpans.get(sourceRangeKey(spanBefore) as NodeKey)?.[0]!
|
|
partAfterToAstBefore.set(sourceRangeKey(partAfter), astBefore)
|
|
}
|
|
const matchingPartsAfter = spansBeforeAndAfter.map(([_before, after]) => after)
|
|
const parsedSpanTree = new AstWithSpans(parsedRoot, (id) => newSpans.get(id)!)
|
|
const astsMatchingPartsAfter = enclosingSpans(parsedSpanTree, matchingPartsAfter)
|
|
for (const [astAfter, partsAfter] of astsMatchingPartsAfter) {
|
|
for (const partAfter of partsAfter) {
|
|
const astBefore = partAfterToAstBefore.get(sourceRangeKey(partAfter))!
|
|
if (astBefore.typeName() === astAfter.typeName()) {
|
|
;(rangeLength(newSpans.get(astAfter.id)!) === rangeLength(partAfter)
|
|
? toSync
|
|
: candidates
|
|
).set(astBefore.id, astAfter)
|
|
break
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Index the matched nodes.
|
|
const oldIdsMatched = new Set<AstId>()
|
|
const newIdsMatched = new Set<AstId>()
|
|
for (const [oldId, newAst] of toSync) {
|
|
oldIdsMatched.add(oldId)
|
|
newIdsMatched.add(newAst.id)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Movement matching: For each new tree that hasn't been matched, match it with any identical unmatched old tree.
|
|
const newHashes = syntaxHash(parsedRoot).hashes
|
|
const oldHashes = syntaxHash(ast).hashes
|
|
for (const [hash, newAsts] of newHashes) {
|
|
const unmatchedNewAsts = newAsts.filter((ast) => !newIdsMatched.has(ast.id))
|
|
const unmatchedOldAsts = oldHashes.get(hash)?.filter((ast) => !oldIdsMatched.has(ast.id)) ?? []
|
|
for (const [unmatchedNew, unmatchedOld] of zip(unmatchedNewAsts, unmatchedOldAsts)) {
|
|
toSync.set(unmatchedOld.id, unmatchedNew)
|
|
// Update the matched-IDs indices.
|
|
oldIdsMatched.add(unmatchedOld.id)
|
|
newIdsMatched.add(unmatchedNew.id)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
// Apply any non-optimal span matches from `candidates`, if the nodes involved were not matched during
|
|
// movement-matching.
|
|
for (const [beforeId, after] of candidates) {
|
|
if (oldIdsMatched.has(beforeId) || newIdsMatched.has(after.id)) continue
|
|
toSync.set(beforeId, after)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
return toSync
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Update `ast` according to changes to its corresponding source code. */
|
|
export function applyTextEditsToAst(
|
|
ast: MutableAst,
|
|
textEdits: SourceRangeEdit[],
|
|
metadataSource: Module,
|
|
) {
|
|
const printed = print(ast)
|
|
const code = applyTextEdits(printed.code, textEdits)
|
|
const rawParsedBlock = parseEnso(code)
|
|
const rawParsed =
|
|
ast instanceof MutableBodyBlock ? rawParsedBlock : rawBlockToInline(rawParsedBlock)
|
|
const parsed = abstract(ast.module, rawParsed, code)
|
|
const toSync = calculateCorrespondence(
|
|
ast,
|
|
printed.info.nodes,
|
|
parsed.root,
|
|
parsed.spans.nodes,
|
|
textEdits,
|
|
code,
|
|
)
|
|
syncTree(ast, parsed.root, toSync, ast.module, metadataSource)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Replace `target` with `newContent`, reusing nodes according to the correspondence in `toSync`. */
|
|
function syncTree(
|
|
target: Ast,
|
|
newContent: Owned,
|
|
toSync: Map<AstId, Ast>,
|
|
edit: MutableModule,
|
|
metadataSource: Module,
|
|
) {
|
|
const newIdToEquivalent = new Map<AstId, AstId>()
|
|
for (const [beforeId, after] of toSync) newIdToEquivalent.set(after.id, beforeId)
|
|
const childReplacerFor = (parentId: AstId) => (id: AstId) => {
|
|
const original = newIdToEquivalent.get(id)
|
|
if (original) {
|
|
const replacement = edit.get(original)
|
|
if (replacement.parentId !== parentId) replacement.fields.set('parent', parentId)
|
|
return original
|
|
} else {
|
|
const child = edit.get(id)
|
|
if (child.parentId !== parentId) child.fields.set('parent', parentId)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
const parentId = target.fields.get('parent')
|
|
assertDefined(parentId)
|
|
const parent = edit.get(parentId)
|
|
const targetSyncEquivalent = toSync.get(target.id)
|
|
const syncRoot = targetSyncEquivalent?.id === newContent.id ? targetSyncEquivalent : undefined
|
|
if (!syncRoot) {
|
|
parent.replaceChild(target.id, newContent)
|
|
newContent.fields.set('metadata', target.fields.get('metadata').clone())
|
|
target.fields.get('metadata').set('externalId', newExternalId())
|
|
}
|
|
const newRoot = syncRoot ? target : newContent
|
|
newRoot.visitRecursiveAst((ast) => {
|
|
const syncFieldsFrom = toSync.get(ast.id)
|
|
const editAst = edit.getVersion(ast)
|
|
if (syncFieldsFrom) {
|
|
const originalAssignmentExpression =
|
|
ast instanceof Assignment
|
|
? metadataSource.get(ast.fields.get('expression').node)
|
|
: undefined
|
|
syncFields(edit.getVersion(ast), syncFieldsFrom, childReplacerFor(ast.id))
|
|
if (editAst instanceof MutableAssignment && originalAssignmentExpression) {
|
|
if (editAst.expression.externalId !== originalAssignmentExpression.externalId)
|
|
editAst.expression.setExternalId(originalAssignmentExpression.externalId)
|
|
syncNodeMetadata(
|
|
editAst.expression.mutableNodeMetadata(),
|
|
originalAssignmentExpression.nodeMetadata,
|
|
)
|
|
}
|
|
} else {
|
|
rewriteRefs(editAst, childReplacerFor(ast.id))
|
|
}
|
|
return true
|
|
})
|
|
return newRoot
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
/** Provides a `SpanTree` view of an `Ast`, given span information. */
|
|
class AstWithSpans implements SpanTree<Ast> {
|
|
private readonly ast: Ast
|
|
private readonly getSpan: (astId: AstId) => SourceRange
|
|
|
|
constructor(ast: Ast, getSpan: (astId: AstId) => SourceRange) {
|
|
this.ast = ast
|
|
this.getSpan = getSpan
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
id(): Ast {
|
|
return this.ast
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
span(): SourceRange {
|
|
return this.getSpan(this.ast.id)
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
*children(): IterableIterator<SpanTree<Ast>> {
|
|
for (const child of this.ast.children()) {
|
|
if (child instanceof Ast) yield new AstWithSpans(child, this.getSpan)
|
|
}
|
|
}
|
|
}
|