X-Git-Url: https://git.kianting.info/?a=blobdiff_plain;f=src%2Findex.ts;h=883d94b742145129ff948e0325d94457b274b8f1;hb=5fbb467bdf501dee03c78817242581d962547c4f;hp=26cd10df0e081ec2ce445b72c26aeef17bdde0bb;hpb=4cfa9c7cb47795674b6f2c2f2d0f63fe24100c49;p=clo diff --git a/src/index.ts b/src/index.ts index 26cd10d..883d94b 100644 --- a/src/index.ts +++ b/src/index.ts @@ -1,8 +1,17 @@ var fs = require('fs'); -type Some = { _tag: "Some"; value: T }; -type None = {_tag: "None"}; +export type Some = { _tag: "Some"; value: T }; +export type None = {_tag: "None"}; + +/** + * wrap a x in a `Some(T)` + * @param x : variable to be wrapped. + * @returns wrapped `x`. + */ +function toSome(x: T): Some{ + return { _tag: "Some", value: x}; +} /** * @description Like the `Some(a)` and `None` in Rust. * @@ -18,10 +27,55 @@ export type Maybe = Some | None; /** * @description * the pair of the string to be matched later and the string that have been matched - * @param matched : string have been matched - * @param remained : string will be tested whether it'll be matched. + * @var matched : have been matched + * @var remained : will be tested whether it'll be matched. + * @var matched_type (optional): the type of the matched string +*/ +export interface MatcheePair { + matched : string + remained : string + matched_type?: TokenType +} + +/** + * The types of Token + * NL, // newline + * + * SP, // half-width space and tab + * + * ID, // identifier + * + * STR, // string + * + * OP, // operator or something like it + * + * FLO, // float num + * + * INT, // Integer */ -export type MatcheePair = {matched : string; remained : string}; +export enum TokenType{ + NL, // newlinw + SP, // half-width space and tab + ID, // identifier + STR, // string + OP, // operator + FLO, // float num + INT, // integer +} + +/** + * tokenized token. + * @var text : the content text + * @var type (optional): the type of the token + * @var col : the column number + * @var ln : the line number + */ +export interface Token{ + text: string, + type?: TokenType, + col: number, + ln: number, +} /** * @description @@ -33,6 +87,9 @@ export type MatcheePair = {matched : string; remained : string}; */ export function match1Char(c : string) : (m: MatcheePair) => Maybe { return (m : MatcheePair)=>{ + if (m.remained.length == 0){ + return { _tag: "None" }; + } const charToBeMatched = m.remained[0]; if (charToBeMatched === c){ return {_tag: "Some", value :{ @@ -45,6 +102,22 @@ export function match1Char(c : string) : (m: MatcheePair) => Maybe } }; +/** + * + * @param m : the `MatcheePair` to be consumed. + * @returns if the length of `m.remained` >= 1; consumes the matchee by 1 char and wraps it in `Some`, + * otherwise, returns `None`. + */ +export function matchAny(m : MatcheePair) : Maybe{ + if (m.remained.length >= 1){ + return {_tag: "Some", value :{ + matched : m.matched + m.remained[0], + remained : m.remained.substring(1)}}; + }else{ + return {_tag: "None"}; + } +} + /** * @description * it returns a function which test if the first char of the `remained` part of @@ -61,7 +134,9 @@ export function matchRange(l : string, u : string) : (m: MatcheePair) => Maybe{ - + if (m.remained.length < 1){ + return {_tag : "None"}; + } const charToBeMatched = m.remained[0]; const codePointToBeMatched = charToCodepoint(charToBeMatched); if (codePointToBeMatched >= lCodepoint && codePointToBeMatched <= uCodepoint){ @@ -92,6 +167,10 @@ export function charToCodepoint(s : string): number{ /** * @description thendo(input, f, ...) like * a ==> f + * @param input: the wrapped input. + * @param f: the function to be applied. + * + * @returns:the applied wrapped result `MatcheePair`. */ export function thenDo(input : Maybe, f : Function) : Maybe{ if (input._tag == "None"){ @@ -102,3 +181,182 @@ export function thenDo(input : Maybe, f : Function) : Maybe{ return f(inner); } } + +/** + * @description "or", like the regex `( f1 | f2 )` . + * It returns a function `f` of which the argument is`x`. + * if `f1(x)` is None, then `f` returns `f2(x)`. Otherwise, + * `F` returns `f1(x)`. + * @param f1 : 1st function to be compared + * @param f2 : 2nd function to be compared + * @returns:the combined function + */ +export function orDo(f1 : Function, f2: Function) : (x : T ) => Maybe{ + return (x) => { + let f1x : Maybe = (f1(x)); + { + if (f1x._tag == "None"){ + return f2(x); + } + else{ + return f1x; + } + } + }; +} + + +/** +* @description repeating matching function `f` +* zero or more times, like the asterisk `*` in regex `f*` . +* @param f : the function to be repeated 0+ times. +* @returns:the combined function +*/ +export function zeroOrMoreDo(f : Function): (x : T) => Maybe{ + return (x)=>{ + var wrapped_old_x : Maybe = {_tag: "Some", value : x}; + var wrapped_new_x : Maybe = wrapped_old_x; + + while (wrapped_new_x._tag != "None"){ + wrapped_old_x = wrapped_new_x; + wrapped_new_x = thenDo(wrapped_old_x, f); + }; + + return wrapped_old_x; + }; +} + +/** +* @description Not. like the `^` inside regex of [^f]. +* returns a function `F(x)` such that if `f(x)` is `None`, +* returns the x consuming a char; if `f(x)` is not None, F(x) +* returns `None`. +* @param f: the function forbidden to be matched. +* @returns: combined function `F`. +*/ +export function notDo(f : Function): (x : T) => Maybe{ + return (x)=>{ + let wrapped_x : Maybe = { + _tag : "Some", + value : x + }; + let f_x = thenDo(wrapped_x, f); + + if (f_x._tag != "None"){ + return {_tag:"None"}; + }else{ + return thenDo(wrapped_x, matchAny); + } + }; +} + +/** + * if `x` is matched by `f` once, returns `f(x)`. Otherwise, + * returns x + * similar to `?` in regex `f?`. + * @param f : the function to be matched + * @returns return wrapped f(x) + */ +export function zeroOrOnceDo(f : Function): (x : T) => Maybe{ + return (x)=>{ + var wrapped_old_x : Maybe = {_tag: "Some", value : x}; + var wrapped_new_x = thenDo(wrapped_old_x, f); + + if (wrapped_new_x._tag != "None"){ + return wrapped_new_x; + }else{ + return wrapped_old_x; + } + }; +} + + +export function tokenize(input : string){ + var input_matchee_pair : Maybe = toSome( + {matched:"", + remained: input}); + + // integer = ([+]|[-])?\d\d* + let integer = (x : MatcheePair) => + { let wrapped_x = toSome(x); + let plusMinus = orDo(match1Char('+'), match1Char('-')); // ([+]|[-]) + let d = matchRange('0','9'); // \d + var result = thenDo(thenDo(thenDo(wrapped_x, + zeroOrOnceDo(plusMinus)),d), + zeroOrMoreDo(d)); + + if (result._tag == "Some"){ + result.value.matched_type = TokenType.INT; + } + return result; + } + let space = (x : MatcheePair) =>{ + let wrapped_x = toSome(x); + let s_aux = orDo(match1Char(' '), match1Char('\t')); // (" " | "\t") + var result = thenDo(thenDo(wrapped_x, s_aux), zeroOrMoreDo(s_aux)); + if (result._tag == "Some"){ + result.value.matched_type = TokenType.SP; + } + return result; + } + let newline = (x : MatcheePair) =>{ + let wrapped_x = toSome(x); + // nl = \r?\n + let result = thenDo(thenDo(wrapped_x, + zeroOrOnceDo(match1Char('\r'))), match1Char('\n')); + if (result._tag == "Some"){ + result.value.matched_type = TokenType.NL; + } + return result; + } + + let term = (token_list : Array, x : Some)=>{ + var ln = 1; + var col = 0; + var old_x = x; + let term_list = [newline, space, integer]; + let term_aux = term_list.reduce((x,y)=> orDo(x,y)); + + var new_x : Maybe = thenDo(old_x, term_aux); + while (new_x._tag != "None"){ + if (new_x.value.matched_type != TokenType.NL){ + col += new_x.value.matched.length; + token_list.push({text : new_x.value.matched, + type: new_x.value.matched_type, + ln : ln, + col : col}); + + } + else{ + col = 0; + ln += 1; + + token_list.push({text : new_x.value.matched, + type: new_x.value.matched_type, + ln : ln, + col : col}); + + } + + + old_x = toSome({matched : "", + remained : new_x.value.remained}); + new_x = thenDo(old_x, term_aux); + } + + if (old_x.value.remained.length){ + console.log(token_list); + throw new Error("the code can't be tokenized is near Ln. "+ln+", Col."+col + +", starting with "+ old_x.value.remained.substring(0,10)); + } + + return token_list; + } + + console.log(term([], input_matchee_pair)); + + // TODO: id, string, space, basic operator, 3 marks: @, {, }. + +} + +