Previously, no checking was done on the signature of operators.
While this is not an issue for the model nor the tools this could yield to not POLA error messages when the operator is used. eg.
~~~nit
class A
fun +(other: A) do print "hello"
end
var a = new A
var b = a + a # Error expected expression
a + a # Error unexpected operator +
# no way do invoke `+` in fact.
~~~
With the PR, we have
~~~
Error: mandatory return type for `+`.
fun +(other: A) do print "hello"
^
~~~
The following errors are added by the PR:
* mandatory return
* not enough parameters
* too much parameters
* illegal variadic parameter
Pull-Request: #1269
Reviewed-by: Alexandre Terrasa <alexandre@moz-code.org>
Reviewed-by: Alexis Laferrière <alexis.laf@xymus.net>
Reviewed-by: Romain Chanoir <chanoir.romain@courrier.uqam.ca>
name = amethodid.collect_text
name_node = amethodid
- if name == "+" and self.n_signature.n_params.length == 0 then
+ var arity = self.n_signature.n_params.length
+ if name == "+" and arity == 0 then
name = "unary +"
- end
- if name == "-" and self.n_signature.n_params.length == 0 then
+ else if name == "-" and arity == 0 then
name = "unary -"
+ else
+ if amethodid.is_binary and arity != 1 then
+ modelbuilder.error(self.n_signature, "Syntax Error: binary operator `{name}` requires exactly one parameter; got {arity}.")
+ else if amethodid.min_arity > arity then
+ modelbuilder.error(self.n_signature, "Syntax Error: `{name}` requires at least {amethodid.min_arity} parameter(s); got {arity}.")
+ end
end
end
end
end
+ var accept_special_last_parameter = self.n_methid == null or self.n_methid.accept_special_last_parameter
+ var return_is_mandatory = self.n_methid != null and self.n_methid.return_is_mandatory
+
# Retrieve info from the signature AST
var param_names = new Array[String] # Names of parameters from the AST
var param_types = new Array[MType] # Types of parameters from the AST
# In `new`-factories, the return type is by default the classtype.
if ret_type == null and mpropdef.mproperty.is_new then ret_type = mclassdef.mclass.mclass_type
+ # Special checks for operator methods
+ if not accept_special_last_parameter and mparameters.not_empty and mparameters.last.is_vararg then
+ modelbuilder.error(self.n_signature.n_params.last, "Error: illegal variadic parameter `{mparameters.last}` for `{mpropdef.mproperty.name}`.")
+ end
+ if ret_type == null and return_is_mandatory then
+ modelbuilder.error(self.n_methid, "Error: mandatory return type for `{mpropdef.mproperty.name}`.")
+ end
+
msignature = new MSignature(mparameters, ret_type)
mpropdef.msignature = msignature
mpropdef.is_abstract = self.get_single_annotation("abstract", modelbuilder) != null
end
end
+redef class AMethid
+ # Is a return required?
+ #
+ # * True for operators and brackets.
+ # * False for id and assignment.
+ fun return_is_mandatory: Bool do return true
+
+ # Can the last parameter be special like a vararg?
+ #
+ # * False for operators: the last one is in fact the only one.
+ # * False for assignments: it is the right part of the assignment.
+ # * True for ids and brackets.
+ fun accept_special_last_parameter: Bool do return false
+
+ # The minimum required number of parameters.
+ #
+ # * 1 for binary operators
+ # * 1 for brackets
+ # * 1 for assignments
+ # * 2 for bracket assignments
+ # * 0 for ids
+ fun min_arity: Int do return 1
+
+ # Is the `self` a binary operator?
+ fun is_binary: Bool do return true
+end
+
+redef class AIdMethid
+ redef fun return_is_mandatory do return false
+ redef fun accept_special_last_parameter do return true
+ redef fun min_arity do return 0
+ redef fun is_binary do return false
+end
+
+redef class ABraMethid
+ redef fun accept_special_last_parameter do return true
+ redef fun is_binary do return false
+end
+
+redef class ABraassignMethid
+ redef fun return_is_mandatory do return false
+ redef fun min_arity do return 2
+ redef fun is_binary do return false
+end
+
+redef class AAssignMethid
+ redef fun return_is_mandatory do return false
+ redef fun is_binary do return false
+end
+
redef class AAttrPropdef
redef type MPROPDEF: MAttributeDef
--- /dev/null
+# This file is part of NIT ( http://www.nitlanguage.org ).
+#
+# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
+# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
+# You may obtain a copy of the License at
+#
+# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
+#
+# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
+# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
+# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
+# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
+# limitations under the License.
+
+# no return
+class A
+ fun + do abort
+ fun +(a: A) do abort
+ fun - do abort
+ fun -(a: A) do abort
+ fun *(a: A) do abort
+ fun /(a: A) do abort
+ fun %(a: A) do abort
+ fun <(a: A) do abort
+ fun >(a: A) do abort
+ fun <=(a: A) do abort
+ fun >=(a: A) do abort
+ fun <=>(a: A) do abort
+ fun <<(a: A) do abort
+ fun >>(a: A) do abort
+ fun foo=(a: A) do abort # should be fine
+ fun [](a: A) do abort
+ fun []=(a, b: A) do abort # should be fine
+end
+
+# not enough parameters
+class B
+ fun +: A do abort # should be fine
+ fun -: A do abort # should be fine
+ fun *: A do abort
+ fun /: A do abort
+ fun %: A do abort
+ fun <: A do abort
+ fun >: A do abort
+ fun <=: A do abort
+ fun >=: A do abort
+ fun <=>: A do abort
+ fun <<: A do abort
+ fun >>: A do abort
+ fun foo= do abort
+ fun []: A do abort
+ fun []=(a: A) do abort
+end
+
+# too much parameters
+class C
+ fun +(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun -(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun *(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun /(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun %(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun <(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun >(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun <=(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun >=(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun <=>(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun <<(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun >>(a,b,c:A): A do abort
+ fun foo=(a,b,c:A) do abort # should be fine
+ fun [](a,b,c:A): A do abort # should be fine
+ fun []=(a,b,c:A) do abort # should be fine
+end
+
+# bad vararg
+class D
+ fun +(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun -(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun *(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun /(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun %(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun <(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun >(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun <=(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun >=(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun <=>(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun <<(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun >>(a:A...): A do abort
+ fun foo=(a,b,c:A, d:A...) do abort
+ fun [](a,b,c:A, d:A...): A do abort # should be fine
+ fun []=(a,b,c:A, d:A...) do abort
+end
--- /dev/null
+error_operators.nit:17,6: Error: mandatory return type for `unary +`.
+error_operators.nit:18,6: Error: mandatory return type for `+`.
+error_operators.nit:19,6: Error: mandatory return type for `unary -`.
+error_operators.nit:20,6: Error: mandatory return type for `-`.
+error_operators.nit:21,6: Error: mandatory return type for `*`.
+error_operators.nit:22,6: Error: mandatory return type for `/`.
+error_operators.nit:23,6: Error: mandatory return type for `%`.
+error_operators.nit:24,6: Error: mandatory return type for `<`.
+error_operators.nit:25,6: Error: mandatory return type for `>`.
+error_operators.nit:26,6--7: Error: mandatory return type for `<=`.
+error_operators.nit:27,6--7: Error: mandatory return type for `>=`.
+error_operators.nit:28,6--8: Error: mandatory return type for `<=>`.
+error_operators.nit:29,6--7: Error: mandatory return type for `<<`.
+error_operators.nit:30,6--7: Error: mandatory return type for `>>`.
+error_operators.nit:32,6--7: Error: mandatory return type for `[]`.
+error_operators.nit:40,9: Syntax Error: binary operator `*` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:41,9: Syntax Error: binary operator `/` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:42,9: Syntax Error: binary operator `%` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:43,9: Syntax Error: binary operator `<` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:44,9: Syntax Error: binary operator `>` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:45,10: Syntax Error: binary operator `<=` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:46,10: Syntax Error: binary operator `>=` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:47,11: Syntax Error: binary operator `<=>` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:48,10: Syntax Error: binary operator `<<` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:49,10: Syntax Error: binary operator `>>` requires exactly one parameter; got 0.
+error_operators.nit:50,14: Syntax Error: `foo=` requires at least 1 parameter(s); got 0.
+error_operators.nit:51,10: Syntax Error: `[]` requires at least 1 parameter(s); got 0.
+error_operators.nit:52,9--14: Syntax Error: `[]=` requires at least 2 parameter(s); got 1.
+error_operators.nit:57,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `+` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:58,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `-` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:59,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `*` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:60,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `/` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:61,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `%` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:62,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `<` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:63,7--18: Syntax Error: binary operator `>` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:64,8--19: Syntax Error: binary operator `<=` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:65,8--19: Syntax Error: binary operator `>=` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:66,9--20: Syntax Error: binary operator `<=>` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:67,8--19: Syntax Error: binary operator `<<` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:68,8--19: Syntax Error: binary operator `>>` requires exactly one parameter; got 3.
+error_operators.nit:76,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `+`.
+error_operators.nit:77,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `-`.
+error_operators.nit:78,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `*`.
+error_operators.nit:79,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `/`.
+error_operators.nit:80,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `%`.
+error_operators.nit:81,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `<`.
+error_operators.nit:82,8--13: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `>`.
+error_operators.nit:83,9--14: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `<=`.
+error_operators.nit:84,9--14: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `>=`.
+error_operators.nit:85,10--15: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `<=>`.
+error_operators.nit:86,9--14: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `<<`.
+error_operators.nit:87,9--14: Error: illegal variadic parameter `a: A...` for `>>`.
+error_operators.nit:88,20--25: Error: illegal variadic parameter `d: A...` for `foo=`.
+error_operators.nit:90,19--24: Error: illegal variadic parameter `d: A...` for `[]=`.
false
true
true
+32
+8
52
456
123
return A_value( recv ) <= A_value( other );
`}
- fun >>( other : A ) import value, value=, A `{
+ fun >>( other : A ): A import value, value=, A `{
int new_val = A_value( recv ) >> A_value( other );
A_value__assign( recv, new_val );
+ return recv;
`}
- fun <<( other : A ) import value, A `{
+ fun <<( other : A ): A import value, A `{
int new_val = A_value( recv ) << A_value( other );
A_value__assign( recv, new_val );
+ return recv;
`}
fun []( index : Int ) : A import A `{
print new A( 100 ) >= new A( 100 ) # true
print new A( 100 ) >= new A( 1 ) # true
-#var x = new A( 1 )
-#x << new A( 5 )
-#print x # 16
+var x = new A( 1 )
+x = x << new A( 5 )
+print x # 32
-#var y = new A( 32 )
-#y >> new A( 2 )
-#print y # 8
+var y = new A( 32 )
+y = y >> new A( 2 )
+print y # 8
var a = new A( 456 )
print a[ 52 ] # 52