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-- This file contains container classes, i.e. Lists, Dicts, and Sets
{:insert,:remove,:concat} = table
{:repr, :stringify, :equivalent, :nth_to_last, :size} = require 'utils'
lpeg = require 'lpeg'
re = require 're'
local List, Dict
-- List and Dict classes to provide basic equality/tostring functionality for the tables
-- used in Nomsu. This way, they retain a notion of whether they were originally lists or dicts.
_list_mt =
__eq:equivalent
-- Could consider adding a __newindex to enforce list-ness, but would hurt performance
__tostring: =>
"["..concat([repr(b) for b in *@], ", ").."]"
__lt: (other)=>
assert type(@) == 'table' and type(other) == 'table', "Incompatible types for comparison"
for i=1,math.max(#@, #other)
if not @[i] and other[i] then return true
elseif @[i] and not other[i] then return false
elseif @[i] < other[i] then return true
elseif @[i] > other[i] then return false
return false
__le: (other)=>
assert type(@) == 'table' and type(other) == 'table', "Incompatible types for comparison"
for i=1,math.max(#@, #other)
if not @[i] and other[i] then return true
elseif @[i] and not other[i] then return false
elseif @[i] < other[i] then return true
elseif @[i] > other[i] then return false
return true
__add: (other)=>
ret = List[x for x in *@]
for x in *other
insert(ret, x)
return ret
__index:
add_1: insert, append_1: insert
add_1_at_index_2: (t,x,i)-> insert(t,i,x)
at_index_1_add_2: insert
pop: remove, remove_last: remove, remove_index_1: remove
last: (=> @[#@]), first: (=> @[1])
_1_st_to_last:nth_to_last, _1_nd_to_last:nth_to_last
_1_rd_to_last:nth_to_last, _1_th_to_last:nth_to_last
-- TODO: use stringify() to allow joining misc. objects?
joined: => table.concat([tostring(x) for x in *@]),
joined_with_1: (glue)=> table.concat([tostring(x) for x in *@], glue),
has_1: (item)=>
for x in *@
if x == item
return true
return false
index_of_1: (item)=>
for i,x in ipairs @
if x == item
return i
return nil
-- TODO: remove this safety check to get better performance?
__newindex: (k,v)=>
assert type(k) == 'number', "List indices must be numbers"
rawset(@, k, v)
List = (t)-> setmetatable(t, _list_mt)
walk_items = (i)=>
i = i + 1
k, v = next(@table, @key)
if k != nil
@key = k
return i, Dict{key:k, value:v}
_dict_mt =
__eq:equivalent
__len:size
__tostring: =>
"{"..concat(["#{repr(k)}: #{repr(v)}" for k,v in pairs @], ", ").."}"
__ipairs: => walk_items, {table:@, key:nil}, 0
__band: (other)=>
Dict{k,v for k,v in pairs(@) when other[k] != nil}
__bor: (other)=>
ret = {k,v for k,v in pairs(@)}
for k,v in pairs(other)
if ret[k] == nil then ret[k] = v
return Dict(ret)
__bxor: (other)=>
ret = {k,v for k,v in pairs(@)}
for k,v in pairs(other)
if ret[k] == nil then ret[k] = v
else ret[k] = nil
return Dict(ret)
__add: (other)=>
ret = {k,v for k,v in pairs(@)}
for k,v in pairs(other)
if ret[k] == nil then ret[k] = v
else ret[k] += v
return Dict(ret)
__sub: (other)=>
ret = {k,v for k,v in pairs(@)}
for k,v in pairs(other)
if ret[k] == nil then ret[k] = -v
else ret[k] -= v
return Dict(ret)
Dict = (t)-> setmetatable(t, _dict_mt)
for i,entry in ipairs(Dict({x:99}))
assert(i == 1 and entry.key == "x" and entry.value == 99, "ipairs compatibility issue")
local Text
do
{:reverse, :upper, :lower, :find, :byte, :match, :gmatch, :gsub, :sub, :format, :rep} = string
-- Convert an arbitrary text into a valid Lua identifier. This function is injective,
-- but not idempotent, i.e. if (x != y) then (as_lua_id(x) != as_lua_id(y)),
-- but as_lua_id(x) is not necessarily equal to as_lua_id(as_lua_id(x))
as_lua_id = (str)->
-- Empty strings are not valid lua identifiers, so treat them like "\3",
-- and treat "\3" as "\3\3", etc. to preserve injectivity.
str = gsub str, "^\3*$", "%1\3"
-- Escape 'x' when it precedes something that looks like an uppercase hex sequence.
-- This way, all Lua IDs can be unambiguously reverse-engineered, but normal usage
-- of 'x' won't produce ugly Lua IDs.
-- i.e. "x" -> "x", "oxen" -> "oxen", but "Hex2Dec" -> "Hex782Dec" and "He-ec" -> "Hex2Dec"
str = gsub str, "x([0-9A-F][0-9A-F])", "x78%1"
-- Map spaces to underscores, and everything else non-alphanumeric to hex escape sequences
str = gsub str, "%W", (c)->
if c == ' ' then '_'
else format("x%02X", byte(c))
-- Lua IDs can't start with numbers, so map "1" -> "_1", "_1" -> "__1", etc.
str = gsub str, "^_*%d", "_%1"
return str
line_matcher = re.compile([[
lines <- {| line (%nl line)* |}
line <- {(!%nl .)*}
]], nl:lpeg.P("\r")^-1 * lpeg.P("\n"))
text_methods =
reversed:=>reverse(tostring @)
uppercase:=>upper(tostring @)
lowercase:=>lower(tostring @)
as_lua_id:=>as_lua_id(tostring @)
formatted_with_1:(args)=>format(tostring(@), unpack(args))
byte_1:(i)=>byte(tostring(@), i)
position_of_1:=>find(tostring @),
position_of_1_after_2:(i)=> find(tostring(@), i)
bytes_1_to_2: (start, stop)=> List{byte(tostring(@), start, stop)}
bytes: => List{byte(tostring(@), 1, #@)},
capitalized: => gsub(tostring(@), '%l', upper, 1)
lines: => List(line_matcher\match(@))
matches_1: (patt)=> match(tostring(@), patt) and true or false
[as_lua_id "* 1"]: (n)=> rep(@, n)
matching_1: (patt)=>
result = {}
stepper,x,i = gmatch(tostring(@), patt)
while true
tmp = List{stepper(x,i)}
break if #tmp == 0
i = tmp[1]
result[#result+1] = tmp
return List(result)
[as_lua_id "with 1 -> 2"]: (patt, sub)=> gsub(tostring(@), patt, sub)
_coalesce: =>
if rawlen(@) > 1
s = table.concat(@)
for i=rawlen(@), 2, -1 do @[i] = nil
@[1] = s
return @
setmetatable(text_methods, {__index:string})
getmetatable("").__index = (i)=>
-- Use [] for accessing text characters, or s[{3,4}] for s:sub(3,4)
if type(i) == 'number' then return sub(@, i, i)
elseif type(i) == 'table' then return sub(@, i[1], i[2])
else return text_methods[i]
return {:List, :Dict, :Text}
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