X-Git-Url: http://nitlanguage.org diff --git a/src/modelize/modelize_class.nit b/src/modelize/modelize_class.nit index 470afb2..c779df9 100644 --- a/src/modelize/modelize_class.nit +++ b/src/modelize/modelize_class.nit @@ -295,9 +295,8 @@ redef class ModelBuilder nmodule.build_classes_is_done = true var mmodule = nmodule.mmodule.as(not null) for imp in mmodule.in_importation.direct_greaters do - - if not mmodule2nmodule.has_key(imp) then continue - build_classes(mmodule2nmodule[imp]) + var nimp = mmodule2node(imp) + if nimp != null then build_classes(nimp) end if errcount != toolcontext.error_count then return @@ -426,114 +425,6 @@ redef class ModelBuilder # Registration of the nclassdef associated to each mclassdef private var mclassdef2nclassdef = new HashMap[MClassDef, AClassdef] - - # Return the static type associated to the node `ntype`. - # `mmodule` and `mclassdef` is the context where the call is made (used to understand formal types) - # In case of problem, an error is displayed on `ntype` and null is returned. - # FIXME: the name "resolve_mtype" is awful - fun resolve_mtype_unchecked(mmodule: MModule, mclassdef: nullable MClassDef, ntype: AType, with_virtual: Bool): nullable MType - do - var name = ntype.n_id.text - var res: MType - - # Check virtual type - if mclassdef != null and with_virtual then - var prop = try_get_mproperty_by_name(ntype, mclassdef, name).as(nullable MVirtualTypeProp) - if prop != null then - if not ntype.n_types.is_empty then - error(ntype, "Type error: formal type {name} cannot have formal parameters.") - end - res = prop.mvirtualtype - if ntype.n_kwnullable != null then res = res.as_nullable - ntype.mtype = res - return res - end - end - - # Check parameter type - if mclassdef != null then - for p in mclassdef.mclass.mparameters do - if p.name != name then continue - - if not ntype.n_types.is_empty then - error(ntype, "Type error: formal type {name} cannot have formal parameters.") - end - - res = p - if ntype.n_kwnullable != null then res = res.as_nullable - ntype.mtype = res - return res - end - end - - # Check class - var mclass = try_get_mclass_by_name(ntype, mmodule, name) - if mclass != null then - var arity = ntype.n_types.length - if arity != mclass.arity then - if arity == 0 then - error(ntype, "Type error: '{name}' is a generic class.") - else if mclass.arity == 0 then - error(ntype, "Type error: '{name}' is not a generic class.") - else - error(ntype, "Type error: '{name}' has {mclass.arity} parameters ({arity} are provided).") - end - return null - end - if arity == 0 then - res = mclass.mclass_type - if ntype.n_kwnullable != null then res = res.as_nullable - ntype.mtype = res - return res - else - var mtypes = new Array[MType] - for nt in ntype.n_types do - var mt = resolve_mtype_unchecked(mmodule, mclassdef, nt, with_virtual) - if mt == null then return null # Forward error - mtypes.add(mt) - end - res = mclass.get_mtype(mtypes) - if ntype.n_kwnullable != null then res = res.as_nullable - ntype.mtype = res - return res - end - end - - # If everything fail, then give up :( - error(ntype, "Type error: class {name} not found in module {mmodule}.") - return null - end - - # Return the static type associated to the node `ntype`. - # `mmodule` and `mclassdef` is the context where the call is made (used to understand formal types) - # In case of problem, an error is displayed on `ntype` and null is returned. - # FIXME: the name "resolve_mtype" is awful - fun resolve_mtype(mmodule: MModule, mclassdef: nullable MClassDef, ntype: AType): nullable MType - do - var mtype = ntype.mtype - if mtype == null then mtype = resolve_mtype_unchecked(mmodule, mclassdef, ntype, true) - if mtype == null then return null # Forward error - - if ntype.checked_mtype then return mtype - if mtype isa MGenericType then - var mclass = mtype.mclass - for i in [0..mclass.arity[ do - var bound = mclass.intro.bound_mtype.arguments[i] - var nt = ntype.n_types[i] - var mt = resolve_mtype(mmodule, mclassdef, nt) - if mt == null then return null # forward error - var anchor - if mclassdef != null then anchor = mclassdef.bound_mtype else anchor = null - if not mt.is_subtype(mmodule, anchor, bound) then - error(nt, "Type error: expected {bound}, got {mt}") - return null - end - end - end - ntype.checked_mtype = true - return mtype - end - end redef class AModule @@ -580,11 +471,3 @@ redef class AFormaldef # The associated bound var bound: nullable MType = null end - -redef class AType - # The mtype associated to the node - var mtype: nullable MType = null - - # Is the mtype a valid one? - var checked_mtype: Bool = false -end