Implement the is operator for the new static and typedesc type classes

This also makes the first baby steps towards a sound treatment of
higher-order kinds (type type int).

Adds test cases showcasing the new features.

* Also fixes breakage after the rebase
This commit is contained in:
Zahary Karadjov 2018-04-23 17:23:14 +03:00
commit a49b06a52a
10 changed files with 210 additions and 55 deletions

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@ -5,15 +5,16 @@ type
x: T
y: U
proc getTypeName(t: typedesc): string = t.name
proc getTypeName1(t: typedesc): string = t.name
proc getTypeName2(t: type): string = t.name
proc foo(T: typedesc[float], a: auto): string =
proc foo(T: type float, a: auto): string =
result = "float " & $(a.len > 5)
proc foo(T: typedesc[TFoo], a: int): string =
result = "TFoo " & $(a)
proc foo(T: typedesc[int or bool]): string =
proc foo(T: type[int or bool]): string =
var a: T
a = 10
result = "int or bool " & ($a)
@ -23,8 +24,8 @@ template foo(T: typedesc[seq]): string = "seq"
test "types can be used as proc params":
# XXX: `check` needs to know that TFoo[int, float] is a type and
# cannot be assigned for a local variable for later inspection
check ((string.getTypeName == "string"))
check ((getTypeName(int) == "int"))
check ((string.getTypeName1 == "string"))
check ((getTypeName2(int) == "int"))
check ((foo(TFoo[int, float], 1000) == "TFoo 1000"))
@ -37,6 +38,25 @@ test "types can be used as proc params":
check ((foo(seq[int]) == "seq"))
check ((foo(seq[TFoo[bool, string]]) == "seq"))
when false:
proc foo(T: typedesc[seq], s: T) = nil
template accept(x) =
static: assert(compiles(x))
template reject(x) =
static: assert(not compiles(x))
var
si: seq[int]
ss: seq[string]
proc foo(T: typedesc[seq], s: T) =
discard
accept:
foo seq[int], si
reject:
foo seq[string], si
reject:
foo seq[int], ss

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@ -4,9 +4,9 @@ type
Base = object of RootObj
Child = object of Base
proc pr(T: typedesc[Base]) = echo "proc " & T.name
method me(T: typedesc[Base]) = echo "method " & T.name
iterator it(T: typedesc[Base]): auto = yield "yield " & T.name
proc pr(T: type[Base]) = echo "proc " & T.name
method me(T: type[Base]) = echo "method " & T.name
iterator it(T: type[Base]): auto = yield "yield " & T.name
Base.pr
Child.pr

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@ -5,16 +5,16 @@ output: "8\n8\n4"
import
macros, typetraits
template selectType(x: int): typeDesc =
template selectType(x: int): type =
when x < 10:
int
else:
string
template simpleTypeTempl: typeDesc =
template simpleTypeTempl: type =
string
macro typeFromMacro: typedesc = string
macro typeFromMacro: type = string
# The tests below check that the result variable of the
# selected type matches the literal types in the code:

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@ -1,17 +1,42 @@
discard """
action: run
"""
type
R = ref
V = var
D = distinct
P = ptr
T = type
S = static
OBJ = object
TPL = tuple
SEQ = seq
var i: int
var x: ref int
var y: distinct int
var z: ptr int
const C = @[1, 2, 3]
static:
assert x is ref
assert y is distinct
assert z is ptr
assert C is static
assert C[1] is static[int]
assert C[0] is static[SomeInteger]
assert C isnot static[string]
assert C is SEQ|OBJ
assert C isnot OBJ|TPL
assert int is int
assert int is T
assert int is SomeInteger
assert seq[int] is type
assert seq[int] is type[seq]
assert seq[int] isnot type[seq[float]]
assert i isnot type[int]
assert type(i) is type[int]
assert x isnot T
assert y isnot S
assert z isnot enum
assert x isnot object
assert y isnot tuple
assert z isnot seq
doAssert x is ref
doAssert y is distinct
doAssert z is ptr

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@ -1,25 +1,91 @@
discard """
nimout: '''
staticAlialProc instantiated with 4
staticAlialProc instantiated with 6
staticAlialProc instantiated with 358
staticAlialProc instantiated with 368
'''
output: '''
16
16
b is 2 times a
17
'''
"""
import macros
template ok(x) = assert(x)
template no(x) = assert(not x)
template accept(x) =
static: assert(compiles(x))
template reject(x) =
static: assert(not compiles(x))
proc plus(a, b: int): int = a + b
template isStatic(x: static): bool = true
template isStatic(x: auto): bool = false
var v = 1
when true:
# test that `isStatic` works as expected
const C = 2
static:
ok C.isStatic
ok isStatic(plus(1, 2))
ok plus(C, 2).isStatic
no isStatic(v)
no plus(1, v).isStatic
when true:
# test that proc instantiation works as expected
type
StaticTypeAlias = static[int]
proc staticAliasProc(s: StaticTypeAlias) =
static: echo "staticAlialProc instantiated with ", s + 1
echo s
proc staticAliasProc(a: StaticTypeAlias,
b: static[int],
c: static int) =
static:
assert a.isStatic and b.isStatic and c.isStatic
assert isStatic(a + plus(b, c))
echo "staticAlialProc instantiated with ", a, b, c
staticAliasProc 1+2
staticAliasProc 3
staticAliasProc 5
when b mod a == 0:
echo "b is ", b div a, " times a"
echo a + b + c
staticAliasProc 1+2, 5, 8
staticAliasProc 3, 2+3, 9-1
staticAliasProc 3, 3+3, 4+4
when true:
# test static coercions. normal cases that should work:
accept:
var s1 = static[int] plus(1, 2)
var s2 = static(plus(1,2))
var s3 = static plus(1,2)
var s4 = static[SomeInteger](1 + 2)
# the sub-script operator can be used only with types:
reject:
var just_static3 = static[plus(1,2)]
# static coercion takes into account the type:
reject:
var x = static[string](plus(1, 2))
reject:
var x = static[string] plus(1, 2)
reject:
var x = static[SomeFloat] plus(3, 4)
# you cannot coerce a run-time variable
reject:
var x = static(v)
when true:
type
@ -35,7 +101,7 @@ when true:
var aw1: ArrayWrapper1[5]
var aw2: ArrayWrapper2[5]
var aw3: ArrayWrapper3[(10, "str")]
static:
assert aw1.data.high == 5
assert aw2.data.high == 6

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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ false
false
true
true
no'''
yes'''
"""
proc IsVoid[T](): string =