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13 | 13 | import qualified System.Console.GetOpt as Opt |
14 | 14 | import qualified System.Environment as Sys |
15 | 15 | |
16 | data Options = Options | |
17 | { optInputFile :: Maybe String, | |
18 | optUseDefaultTags :: Bool, | |
19 | optTagFile :: Maybe String | |
20 | } | |
21 | deriving (Eq, Show) | |
22 | ||
23 | opts :: [Opt.OptDescr (Options -> Options)] | |
24 | opts = | |
25 | [ Opt.Option | |
26 | ['n'] | |
27 | ["no-default-tags"] | |
28 | (Opt.NoArg (\o -> o {optUseDefaultTags = False})) | |
29 | "Do not include any default tags", | |
30 | Opt.Option | |
31 | ['t'] | |
32 | ["tags"] | |
33 | (Opt.ReqArg (\f o -> o {optTagFile = Just f}) "[file]") | |
34 | "The file of tag definitions to use" | |
35 | ] | |
36 | ||
37 | parseOpts :: IO Options | |
38 | parseOpts = do | |
39 | args <- Sys.getArgs | |
40 | let def = | |
41 | Options | |
42 | { optInputFile = Nothing, | |
43 | optUseDefaultTags = True, | |
44 | optTagFile = Nothing | |
45 | } | |
46 | case Opt.getOpt Opt.Permute opts args of | |
47 | (flags, [], []) -> | |
48 | return (foldl (flip id) def flags) | |
49 | (flags, [input], []) -> | |
50 | return (foldl (flip id) def flags) {optInputFile = Just input} | |
51 | (_, _, errors) -> | |
52 | error (unlines errors) | |
16 | -- | The main driver | |
17 | main :: IO () | |
18 | main = do | |
19 | -- parse command-line options | |
20 | options <- parseOpts | |
21 | -- read the source file | |
22 | telmlSource <- case optInputFile options of | |
23 | Nothing -> getContents | |
24 | Just f -> readFile f | |
25 | -- attempt to parse it | |
26 | let telml = case TeLML.parse telmlSource of | |
27 | Right str -> str | |
28 | Left err -> error err | |
29 | -- read the Lua source file, if provided | |
30 | luaSource <- case optTagFile options of | |
31 | Nothing -> return "" | |
32 | Just f -> BS.readFile f | |
33 | -- run everything needed in the Lua context (i.e. evaluating the | |
34 | -- source and then using it to interpret tags) | |
35 | result <- Lua.runEither (luaMain options luaSource telml) | |
36 | -- either print the result or print the error nicely | |
37 | case result of | |
38 | Right msg -> Text.putStr msg | |
39 | Left err -> putStrLn (Exn.displayException err) | |
40 | ||
41 | -- * Lua stuff | |
42 | ||
43 | -- | Everything in Lua should be in this monad, which includes our | |
44 | -- custom error type | |
45 | type LuaM r = Lua.LuaE Error r | |
46 | ||
47 | -- | Evaluate the provided Lua source code and then use it to | |
48 | -- interpret the `TeLML.Document`. | |
49 | luaMain :: Options -> BS.ByteString -> TeLML.Document -> LuaM Text.Text | |
50 | luaMain opts luaSource doc = do | |
51 | -- load the basic libraries so we have access to stuff like `ipairs` | |
52 | Lua.openbase | |
53 | Lua.pop 1 | |
54 | ||
55 | -- create the global `telml` table as a namespace for tags | |
56 | Lua.newtable | |
57 | Lua.setglobal "telml" | |
58 | ||
59 | -- evaluate the source file. (We don't care what it evaluates to.) | |
60 | _ <- Lua.dostring luaSource | |
61 | ||
62 | -- make sure that the user didn't do something funky like redefine | |
63 | -- the global `telml` to a string. | |
64 | telml <- Lua.getglobal "telml" | |
65 | if telml /= Lua.TypeTable | |
66 | then throw (RedefinedTable telml) | |
67 | else return () | |
68 | ||
69 | -- walk over the document, evaluating as we go | |
70 | handleDoc opts doc | |
71 | ||
72 | -- | Convert a `TeLML.Document` into a piece of `Text` | |
73 | handleDoc :: Options -> TeLML.Document -> LuaM Text.Text | |
74 | handleDoc opts = fmap mconcat . sequence . map (handleFrag opts) | |
75 | ||
76 | -- | Convert a `TeLML.Fragment` into a piece of `Text` with the | |
77 | -- relevant tag evaluation | |
78 | handleFrag :: Options -> TeLML.Fragment -> LuaM Text.Text | |
79 | handleFrag _ (TeLML.TextFrag text) = return text | |
80 | handleFrag opts (TeLML.TagFrag tag) = handleTag opts tag | |
81 | ||
82 | -- | Evaluate a tag in light of both the Lua source and the provided | |
83 | -- options | |
84 | handleTag :: Options -> TeLML.Tag -> LuaM Text.Text | |
85 | handleTag opts (TeLML.Tag n ps) = do | |
86 | -- evaluate the "arguments" first | |
87 | ps' <- mapM (handleDoc opts) ps | |
88 | -- look up the tag in the table | |
89 | Lua.pushstring (Text.encodeUtf8 n) | |
90 | -- check the type of the thing we've gotten out. (If it wasn't | |
91 | -- present in the table, we'll get `nil`.) | |
92 | typ <- Lua.gettable 1 | |
93 | case typ of | |
94 | Lua.TypeNil | |
95 | -- Defer to the standard tags by default | |
96 | | optUseDefaultTags opts -> standardTags n ps' | |
97 | -- ...but if the user opted out, then throw errors | |
98 | | otherwise -> throw (NoSuchTag n) | |
99 | -- if it's a function, then we can call it! | |
100 | Lua.TypeFunction -> do | |
101 | -- it's already on the stack, so now we need to add all the | |
102 | -- arguments to the stack. They're all strings, so push the | |
103 | -- appropriate bytestrings there | |
104 | mapM_ (Lua.pushstring . Text.encodeUtf8) ps' | |
105 | -- Call the function with the number of args we've passed, and | |
106 | -- expect a single return value | |
107 | Lua.call (Lua.NumArgs (fromIntegral (length ps'))) 1 | |
108 | -- look at the top thing on the stack to make sure it's a string | |
109 | -- (or convertible) | |
110 | result <- Lua.tostring 2 | |
111 | case result of | |
112 | -- if we got `Nothing`, then it's not a string; throw an error | |
113 | Nothing -> do | |
114 | actualtyp <- Lua.ltype 2 | |
115 | throw (NotAString n actualtyp) | |
116 | -- otherwise, it's a string, so pass it back down! | |
117 | Just r -> do | |
118 | Lua.pop 1 | |
119 | return (Text.decodeUtf8 r) | |
120 | -- if it's not `nil` _or_ a function, then produce an error about | |
121 | -- it | |
122 | _ -> throw (NotAFunction n typ) | |
123 | ||
124 | -- * Errors and error-handling | |
125 | ||
126 | -- We wrap the usual LuaHS error type in our own | |
53 | 127 | |
54 | 128 | data Error |
55 | 129 | = LuaError Lua.Exception |
57 | 131 | deriving (Show) |
58 | 132 | |
59 | 133 | instance Exn.Exception Error where |
134 | -- did you know this tries to use `show` by default? I really wish | |
135 | -- Haskell had something like the str/repr distinction or | |
136 | -- debug/display distinction. Trying to force every string | |
137 | -- representation into `show` is nonsense. | |
60 | 138 | displayException (LuaError err) = Exn.displayException err |
61 | 139 | displayException (TeLMLError err) = Exn.displayException err |
62 | 140 | |
141 | -- We need this in order to use our custom error type as a wrapper | |
142 | -- around Lua ones | |
63 | 143 | instance Lua.LuaError Error where |
64 | 144 | popException = do |
65 | 145 | err <- Lua.changeErrorType Lua.popException |
73 | 153 | |
74 | 154 | luaException = LuaError . Lua.luaException |
75 | 155 | |
76 | type LuaM r = Lua.LuaE Error r | |
77 | ||
156 | -- | A function that makes it easy to throw our own exceptions | |
78 | 157 | throw :: Exn.Exception e => e -> LuaM a |
79 | 158 | throw = |
80 | 159 | Lua.liftIO . Exn.throwIO . TeLMLError . Exn.toException |
81 | 160 | |
82 | main :: IO () | |
83 | main = do | |
84 | options <- parseOpts | |
85 | telmlSource <- case optInputFile options of | |
86 | Nothing -> getContents | |
87 | Just f -> readFile f | |
88 | let telml = case TeLML.parse telmlSource of | |
89 | Right str -> str | |
90 | Left err -> error err | |
91 | luaSource <- case optTagFile options of | |
92 | Nothing -> return "" | |
93 | Just f -> BS.readFile f | |
94 | result <- Lua.runEither (luaMain luaSource telml) | |
95 | case result of | |
96 | Right msg -> Text.putStr msg | |
97 | Left err -> putStrLn (Exn.displayException err) | |
98 | return () | |
99 | ||
100 | luaMain :: BS.ByteString -> TeLML.Document -> LuaM Text.Text | |
101 | luaMain luaSource doc = do | |
102 | Lua.openbase | |
103 | Lua.pop 1 | |
104 | ||
105 | Lua.newtable | |
106 | Lua.setglobal "telml" | |
107 | _ <- Lua.dostring luaSource | |
108 | telml <- Lua.getglobal "telml" | |
109 | if telml /= Lua.TypeTable | |
110 | then throw (RedefinedTable telml) | |
111 | else return () | |
112 | handleDoc doc | |
113 | ||
161 | -- ** Custom errors | |
162 | ||
163 | -- | This represents when a builtin tag expects a specific arity and | |
164 | -- we invoke it with the wrong one | |
114 | 165 | data BuiltinArityMismatch = BuiltinArityMismatch |
115 | 166 | { bamExpected :: Int, |
116 | 167 | bamProvided :: Int, |
129 | 180 | show (bamProvided bam) |
130 | 181 | ] |
131 | 182 | |
183 | -- | This is thrown when we can't find any tag with the relevant name | |
132 | 184 | data NoSuchTag = NoSuchTag {nstName :: Text.Text} deriving (Show) |
133 | 185 | |
134 | 186 | instance Exn.Exception NoSuchTag where |
135 | 187 | displayException nst = |
136 | 188 | "No such tag: `" ++ Text.unpack (nstName nst) ++ "`" |
137 | 189 | |
190 | -- | This is thrown when the Lua defined something with this name, but | |
191 | -- it wasn't actually a function we could call | |
138 | 192 | data NotAFunction = NotAFunction |
139 | 193 | {nafName :: Text.Text, nafActual :: Lua.Type} |
140 | 194 | deriving (Show) |
149 | 203 | " instead" |
150 | 204 | ] |
151 | 205 | |
206 | -- | This is thrown when we call a Lua function and it returns | |
207 | -- something which either isn't a string or isn't trivially | |
208 | -- convertable to a string (like a number). | |
152 | 209 | data NotAString = NotAString |
153 | 210 | {nasName :: Text.Text, nasActual :: Lua.Type} |
154 | 211 | deriving (Show) |
163 | 220 | " instead" |
164 | 221 | ] |
165 | 222 | |
223 | -- | This is thrown if the code for some reason tries to redefine | |
224 | -- `telml` into something that's not a table. | |
166 | 225 | data RedefinedTable = RedefinedTable |
167 | 226 | {rtType :: Lua.Type} |
168 | 227 | deriving (Show) |
175 | 234 | " instead" |
176 | 235 | ] |
177 | 236 | |
237 | -- | Print a Lua type nicely (for error message purposes) | |
178 | 238 | ppType :: Lua.Type -> String |
179 | 239 | ppType Lua.TypeNil = "nil" |
180 | 240 | ppType Lua.TypeBoolean = "boolean" |
187 | 247 | ppType Lua.TypeThread = "thread" |
188 | 248 | ppType Lua.TypeNone = "something unspeakable" |
189 | 249 | |
250 | -- * Tag definitions | |
251 | ||
252 | -- | Try to interpret this tag from the standard set, throwing an | |
253 | -- error if it doesn't exist | |
190 | 254 | standardTags :: Text.Text -> [Text.Text] -> LuaM Text.Text |
191 | 255 | standardTags n ps = |
192 | 256 | case n of |
224 | 288 | simpleTag _ [item] result = pure (result item) |
225 | 289 | simpleTag name items _ = throw (BuiltinArityMismatch 1 (length items) name) |
226 | 290 | |
227 | handleDoc :: TeLML.Document -> LuaM Text.Text | |
228 | handleDoc = fmap mconcat . sequence . map handleFrag | |
229 | ||
230 | handleFrag :: TeLML.Fragment -> LuaM Text.Text | |
231 | handleFrag (TeLML.TextFrag text) = return text | |
232 | handleFrag (TeLML.TagFrag tag) = handleTag tag | |
233 | ||
234 | handleTag :: TeLML.Tag -> LuaM Text.Text | |
235 | handleTag (TeLML.Tag n ps) = do | |
236 | -- evaluate the "arguments" first | |
237 | ps' <- mapM handleDoc ps | |
238 | Lua.pushstring (Text.encodeUtf8 n) | |
239 | typ <- Lua.gettable 1 | |
240 | case typ of | |
241 | Lua.TypeNil -> standardTags n ps' | |
242 | Lua.TypeFunction -> do | |
243 | mapM_ (Lua.pushstring . Text.encodeUtf8) ps' | |
244 | Lua.call (Lua.NumArgs (fromIntegral (length ps'))) 1 | |
245 | result <- Lua.tostring 2 | |
246 | case result of | |
247 | Nothing -> do | |
248 | actualtyp <- Lua.ltype 2 | |
249 | throw (NotAString n actualtyp) | |
250 | Just r -> do | |
251 | Lua.pop 1 | |
252 | return (Text.decodeUtf8 r) | |
253 | _ -> throw (NotAFunction n typ) | |
291 | -- * Options and option-parsing | |
292 | ||
293 | data Options = Options | |
294 | { optInputFile :: Maybe String, | |
295 | optUseDefaultTags :: Bool, | |
296 | optTagFile :: Maybe String | |
297 | } | |
298 | deriving (Eq, Show) | |
299 | ||
300 | optionDescriptions :: [Opt.OptDescr (Options -> Options)] | |
301 | optionDescriptions = | |
302 | [ Opt.Option | |
303 | ['n'] | |
304 | ["no-default-tags"] | |
305 | (Opt.NoArg (\o -> o {optUseDefaultTags = False})) | |
306 | "Do not include any default tags", | |
307 | Opt.Option | |
308 | ['t'] | |
309 | ["tags"] | |
310 | (Opt.ReqArg (\f o -> o {optTagFile = Just f}) "[file]") | |
311 | "The file of tag definitions to use" | |
312 | ] | |
313 | ||
314 | parseOpts :: IO Options | |
315 | parseOpts = do | |
316 | args <- Sys.getArgs | |
317 | let def = | |
318 | Options | |
319 | { optInputFile = Nothing, | |
320 | optUseDefaultTags = True, | |
321 | optTagFile = Nothing | |
322 | } | |
323 | case Opt.getOpt Opt.Permute optionDescriptions args of | |
324 | (flags, [], []) -> | |
325 | return (foldl (flip id) def flags) | |
326 | (flags, [input], []) -> | |
327 | return (foldl (flip id) def flags) {optInputFile = Just input} | |
328 | (_, _, errors) -> | |
329 | error (unlines errors) |