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; Authors: Richard Kelsey, Jonathan Rees, Robert Ransom
; Interpreting commands.
; Commands begin with a comma because it's an unshifted key and because
; someone else (I can't remember who) was already using it as a command
; prefix.
(define command-prefix #\,)
; Fire up the processor.
;
; The double-paren around the WITH-HANDLER is because it returns a
; thunk which is the thing to do after the command-processor exits.
;
; There are two version, one for an initial start and the other for restarting
; with an existing user context.
(define (start-command-processor resume-args greeting-thunk start-thunk)
(restart-command-processor resume-args #f greeting-thunk start-thunk))
(define (restart-command-processor resume-args context greeting-thunk start-thunk)
((with-handler command-loop-condition-handler
(lambda ()
(start-command-levels resume-args
context
greeting-thunk
start-thunk
script-runner
real-command-loop
#f ; no condition
#f ; not inspecting
(current-input-port)
(current-output-port)
(current-error-port))))))
; Entry for initialization & testing.
(define (command-processor command-env resume-args)
(start-command-processor resume-args
values
(lambda ()
(set-user-command-environment! command-env)
unspecific)))
;----------------
; Command loop
; Called from:
; 1. condition handler, 2. abort-to-level, 3. breakpoint
;
; The condition is either #F or whatever caused a new command loop to be
; started.
(define (command-loop condition)
;; The handler may have gotten unwound by `raise'
(with-handler command-loop-condition-handler
(lambda ()
(push-command-level condition #f))))
; Install the handler, bind $NOTE-UNDEFINED to keep from annoying the user,
; bind $FOCUS-BEFORE to avoid keeping state on the stack where it can be
; captured by CALL/CC, display the condition and start reading commands.
(define (real-command-loop)
(let ((results-cell (make-cell #f)))
(let-fluids $note-undefined #f ;useful
$command-results results-cell
(lambda ()
(display-command-level-condition
(command-level-condition (command-level)))
(let command-loop ()
(let ((command (read-command-carefully (command-prompt)
(form-preferred?)
(command-input))))
(cell-set! results-cell #f)
(execute-command command)
(let ((results (cell-ref results-cell)))
(if results
(show-command-results results)))
(command-loop)))))))
; For saving the results returned by a command.
(define $command-results (make-fluid #f))
(define (set-command-results! results . maybe-set-focus-object?)
(fluid-cell-set! $command-results results)
(if (or (null? maybe-set-focus-object?)
(car maybe-set-focus-object?))
(case (length results)
((0)
(values))
((1)
(if (not (eq? (car results)
(unspecific)))
(set-focus-object! (car results))))
(else
(set-focus-object! results)))))
(define (display-command-level-condition condition)
(if condition
(display-condition condition (command-output)
(condition-writing-depth) (condition-writing-length))))
; If #T anything that doesn't start with the command prefix (a comma) is
; treated as an argument to RUN. If #F no commas are needed and RUN
; commands must be explicit.
(define (form-preferred?)
(not (value-stack)))
; If true then print a menu when showing results.
(define (inspect-mode?)
(value-stack))
; Go up to the previous level or exit if there are no more levels.
(define (pop-command-level)
(let ((levels (command-levels)))
(if (null? (cdr levels))
(cond ((batch-mode?)
; perhaps this should use scheme-exit-now, but I'm
; worried that it is what handles normal EOF. (HCC)
(exit-command-processor (lambda () 0)))
((y-or-n? "Exit Scheme 48" #t)
(exit-command-processor (lambda () 1)))
(else
(abort-to-command-level (car levels))))
(let ((level (cadr (command-levels))))
(if (command-level-paused-thread level)
(kill-paused-thread! level))
(proceed-with-command-level level)))))
(define (exit-command-processor thunk)
(throw-to-command-level (top-command-level)
(lambda () thunk)))
; Condition handler.
; For warnings and notes we go stop the current level or continue, for
; errors and interrupts we stop the level or exit. We always continue for
; warnings on the command level thread to avoid circularity problems.
(define (command-loop-condition-handler c next-handler)
(cond ((or (warning? c)
(note? c))
(if (break-on-warnings?)
(deal-with-condition c)
(begin (force-output (current-output-port)) ; keep synchronous
(display-condition c (current-error-port)
(condition-writing-depth) (condition-writing-length))
(unspecific)))) ;proceed
((or (serious-condition? c) (interrupt-condition? c))
(if (batch-mode?)
(begin (force-output (current-output-port)) ; keep synchronous
(display-condition c (current-error-port)
(condition-writing-depth) (condition-writing-length))
(let ((status
(cond
((error? c) 1)
((violation? c) 3) ; historical, probably nonsense
(else 2))))
(scheme-exit-now status)))
(deal-with-condition c)))
((reset-command-input-condition? c)
(unspecific)) ;proceed
(else
(next-handler))))
; Stop the current level either by pushing a new one or restarting it.
; If we restart the current level we save it as the focus object to give
; the user a chance to figure out what happened.
(define (deal-with-condition c)
(if (push-command-levels?)
(command-loop c)
(let ((level (car (command-levels))))
(set-focus-object! level)
(display-condition c (command-output)
(condition-writing-depth) (condition-writing-length))
(restart-command-level level))))
(define (abort-to-command-level level)
(cond ((eq? level (car (reverse (command-levels))))
(newline (command-output))
(write-line "Top level" (command-output)))
(else
(display "Back to " (command-output))))
(restart-command-level level))
; The prompt is "level-number environment-id-string> " or just
; "environment-id-string> " at top level. The id-string is empty for the
; current user package and the name of the package otherwise.
; The ">" changes to ":" in command-preferred mode.
(define (command-prompt)
(let ((level (- (length (command-levels)) 1))
(id (environment-id-string (environment-for-commands))))
(string-append (if (= level 0)
""
(number->string level))
(if (or (= level 0) (= (string-length id) 0))
""
" ")
id
(if (form-preferred?)
"> "
": "))))
(define-generic environment-id-string &environment-id-string (env))
(define-method &environment-id-string (env) "")
;----------------
; Loading scripts
(define (script-runner)
(run-script (cdr (focus-object))))
; This loads a script SRFI-22-style
; ARG is a list of command-line arguments after "run-script"
(define (run-script arg)
(run-script-handler (os-string->string (car arg)) (cdr arg)))
(define *script-handler-alist* '())
(define (define-script-handler tag proc)
(set! *script-handler-alist*
(cons (cons tag proc) *script-handler-alist*)))
(define (run-script-handler tag args)
(cond
((assoc tag *script-handler-alist*)
=> (lambda (pair)
(silently
(lambda ()
((cdr pair) args)))))
(else
(display "invalid argument to run-script-handler: " (current-error-port))
(display tag (current-error-port))
(newline (current-error-port))
1)))
(define (EX_SOFTWARE) (shared-binding-ref (lookup-imported-binding "EX_SOFTWARE")))
(define (with-srfi-22-error-handling thunk)
(call-with-current-continuation
(lambda (k)
(with-handler
(lambda (c punt)
(if (serious-condition? c)
(begin
(display-condition c (current-error-port)
(condition-writing-depth) (condition-writing-length))
(k (EX_SOFTWARE)))
(punt)))
(lambda ()
(thunk)
0)))))
(define-script-handler "r5rs"
(lambda (args)
(with-srfi-22-error-handling
(lambda ()
(load-script-into (os-string->string (car args)) (interaction-environment))
((environment-ref (interaction-environment) 'main) (map os-string->string args))))))
(define-script-handler "srfi-7"
(lambda (args)
(with-srfi-22-error-handling
(lambda ()
(eval '(load-package 'srfi-7) (user-command-environment))
(eval `(load-srfi-7-script 'srfi-7-script ,(os-string->string (car args)))
(user-command-environment))
(let ((cell (make-cell #f))) ; kludge
(let-fluid $command-results cell
(lambda ()
(eval '(in 'srfi-7-script '(run main))
(user-command-environment))))
((car (cell-ref cell)) (map os-string->string args)))))))
;----------------
; Evaluate a form and save its result as the current focus values.
; The unspecific object is discarded.
(define (evaluate-and-select form env)
(call-with-values (lambda ()
(eval form env))
(lambda results
(set-command-results! results)
(apply values results))))
;----------------
; Printing command results. The results are also saved as the current
; focus object.
(define (show-command-results results)
(let ((out (command-output)))
(case (length results)
((0)
(display "; no values returned" out)
(newline out))
((1)
(show-command-result (car results))
(if (inspect-mode?)
(present-menu)))
(else
(display "; " out)
(write (length results) out)
(display " values returned" out)
(if (inspect-mode?)
(present-menu)
(begin
(newline out)
(for-each show-command-result results)))))))
(define (show-command-result result)
(let ((out (command-output)))
((if (inspect-mode?)
with-limited-output
(lambda (p) (p)))
(lambda ()
(write-carefully result out)
(newline out)))))
;----------------
; Sentinels - run after every command.
(define *sentinels* '())
(define (run-sentinels)
(for-each (lambda (sentinel) (sentinel)) *sentinels*))
(define (add-sentinel! sentinel)
(if (not (memq sentinel *sentinels*))
(set! *sentinels* (cons sentinel *sentinels*))))
;----------------
; Commands.
(define environment-for-commands interaction-environment)
(define command-environment
(user-context-accessor 'command-environment interaction-environment))
;(define *command-structure* (unspecific))
;
;(define (command-structure)
; *command-structure*)
;
;(define (set-command-structure! structure) ; called on initial startup
; (set! *command-structure* structure))
(define command-syntax-table (make-table))
(define *command-help* '())
(define (get-command-syntax name)
(or (table-ref (user-command-syntax-table) name)
(table-ref command-syntax-table name)))
(define (define-command-syntax name help1 help2 arg-descriptions)
(table-set! command-syntax-table name arg-descriptions)
(if help1
(set! *command-help* (add-help *command-help* name help1 help2))))
(define (add-help help name help1 help2)
(insert (list name
(string-append (symbol->string name) " " help1)
help2)
help
(lambda (z1 z2)
(string<=? (cadr z1) (cadr z2)))))
(define user-command-syntax-table
(user-context-accessor 'user-command-syntax-table (lambda () (make-table))))
(define user-command-environment
(user-context-accessor 'user-command-environment (lambda () #f)))
(define set-user-command-environment!
(user-context-modifier 'user-command-environment))
(define user-command-help
(user-context-accessor 'user-command-help (lambda () *command-help*)))
(define set-user-command-help!
(user-context-modifier 'user-command-help))
(define (define-user-command-syntax name help1 help2 arg-descriptions)
(table-set! (user-command-syntax-table) name arg-descriptions)
(if help1
(set-user-command-help!
(add-help (user-command-help) name help1 help2))))
(define (execute-command command)
(run-sentinels)
(cond ((eof-object? command)
(newline (command-output))
(pop-command-level))
((not command)) ; error while reading
(else
(let* ((name (car command))
(proc (eval name (user-command-environment))))
(apply proc (cdr command))))))
;----------------
; Settings - these are cells for controlling the behavior
; of the command interpreter.
;
; This code is here so that the help listing can print out the settings
; and their current values.
(define-record-type setting :setting
(make-setting name type get set on-doc off-doc)
setting?
(name setting-name)
;; is #t for boolean or a predicate
(type setting-type)
(get setting-get)
(set setting-set)
;; We have two documentation strings, one for `on' and one for `off'.
(on-doc setting-on-doc)
(off-doc setting-off-doc))
(define (setting-boolean? setting)
(eqv? #t (setting-type setting)))
; alist mapping names to :SETTING records
(define *settings-alist* '())
(define (lookup-setting name)
(cond
((assq name *settings-alist*) => cdr)
(else #f)))
(define (add-setting name boolean? get set on-doc . maybe-off-doc)
(set! *settings-alist*
(insert (cons name
(make-setting name boolean? get set on-doc
(if (null? maybe-off-doc)
#f
(car maybe-off-doc))))
*settings-alist*
(lambda (z1 z2)
(string<=? (symbol->string (car z1))
(symbol->string (car z2)))))))
(define (setting-value setting)
((setting-get setting)))
(define (setting-set! setting value)
(if (if (setting-boolean? setting)
(and (not (eqv? value #t))
(not (eqv? value #f)))
(not ((setting-type setting) value)))
(error 'setting-set!
"invalid value for setting" (setting-name setting) value))
((setting-set setting) value))
(define (setting-doc setting)
(cond
((not (setting-boolean? setting))
(setting-on-doc setting))
((setting-value setting)
(setting-on-doc setting))
(else
(setting-off-doc setting))))
; Print out a list of the settings and their current values.
(define (list-settings)
(let ((o-port (command-output))
(size (apply max
(map (lambda (z)
(string-length (symbol->string (setting-name (cdr z)))))
*settings-alist*))))
(for-each (lambda (z)
(let* ((setting (cdr z))
(name (symbol->string (setting-name setting))))
(display #\space o-port)
(display name o-port)
(display #\space o-port)
(write-spaces (- size (string-length name)) o-port)
(display #\( o-port)
(cond
((not (setting-boolean? setting))
(write (setting-value setting) o-port)
(display ", " o-port)
(display (setting-on-doc setting) o-port))
((setting-value setting)
(display "on, " o-port)
(display (setting-on-doc setting) o-port))
(else
(display "off, " o-port)
(display (setting-off-doc setting) o-port)))
(display #\) o-port)
(newline o-port)))
*settings-alist*)))
;----------------
; help
(define (help . maybe-id)
(if (null? maybe-id)
(list-commands)
(print-command-help (car maybe-id))))
(define (print-command-help id)
(let ((o-port (command-output)))
(display #\space o-port)
(cond ((assq id (user-command-help))
=> (lambda (data)
(if (form-preferred?) (display command-prefix o-port))
(display (cadr data) o-port)
(display " " o-port)
(display (caddr data) o-port)))
(else
(display #\" o-port)
(display id o-port)
(display #\" o-port)
(display #\space o-port)
(display "is not a command.")))
(newline o-port)))
(define (list-commands)
(let ((o-port (command-output))
(widest 28)
(f? (form-preferred?)))
(for-each (lambda (s)
(write-line s o-port))
'(
"This is Scheme 48. You are interacting with the command processor."
"A command is either a Scheme form to evaluate or one of the following:"
""))
(list-command-help (user-command-help) f? o-port)
(for-each (lambda (s)
(write-line s o-port))
'(
""
"Square brackets [...] indicate optional arguments."
""
"The following settings are set by the `set' and `unset' commands:"
""
))
(list-settings)
(for-each (lambda (s)
(write-line s o-port))
'(
""
"The expression ## evaluates to the last value displayed by the command"
"processor."
))))
(define (list-command-help data prefix? o-port)
(let* ((strings (map (if prefix?
(lambda (d)
(string-append (command-prefix-string
command-prefix)
(cadr d)))
cadr)
data))
(count (length strings))
(back-half (list-tail strings (quotient (+ 1 count) 2))))
(let loop ((s1 strings) (s2 back-half))
(cond ((not (eq? s1 back-half))
(display #\space o-port)
(display (car s1) o-port)
(write-spaces (max 1 (- 32 (string-length (car s1)))) o-port)
(if (not (null? s2))
(display (car s2) o-port))
(newline o-port)
(loop (cdr s1) (if (null? s2) s2 (cdr s2))))))))
(define (write-spaces count o-port)
(do ((count count (- count 1)))
((<= count 0))
(display #\space o-port)))
(define (command-prefix-string prefix)
(cond ((string? prefix) prefix)
((char? prefix) (string prefix))
((symbol? prefix) (symbol->string prefix))))
(define (y-or-n? question eof-value)
(let ((i-port (command-input))
(o-port (command-output)))
(let loop ((count *y-or-n-eof-count*))
(display question o-port)
(display " (y/n)? " o-port)
(let ((line (read-line i-port)))
(cond ((eof-object? line)
(newline o-port)
(if (= count 0)
eof-value
(begin (display "I'll only ask another " o-port)
(write count o-port)
(display " times." o-port)
(newline o-port)
(loop (- count 1)))))
((< (string-length line) 1) (loop count))
((char=? (string-ref line 0) #\y) #t)
((char=? (string-ref line 0) #\n) #f)
(else (loop count)))))))
(define *y-or-n-eof-count* 100)
(define (read-line port)
(let loop ((l '())
(llen 0))
(let ((c (read-char port)))
(if (eof-object? c)
c
(if (char=? c #\newline)
(reverse-list->string l llen)
(loop (cons c l) (+ 1 llen)))))))
(define (greet-user info)
(let ((port (command-output)))
(display "Welcome to Scheme 48 " port)
(display version-info port)
(if info
(begin (write-char #\space port)
(display info port)))
(newline port)
(write-line "See http://s48.org/ for more information."
port)
(write-line "Please report bugs to scheme-48-bugs@s48.org."
port)
(write-line "Get more information at http://www.s48.org/."
port)
(if (not (batch-mode?))
(write-line "Type ,? (comma question-mark) for help." port))))
(define (command-continuation) ;utility for debugger
(let ((obj (focus-object)))
(cond ((debug-command-level)
=> (lambda (level)
(if (command-level-paused-thread level)
(thread-continuation (command-level-paused-thread level))
(let ((threads (command-level-threads level)))
(if (= 1 (length threads))
(thread-continuation (car threads))
#f)))))
((continuation? obj)
obj)
((thread? obj)
(thread-continuation obj))
(else #f))))
(define (command-threads) ;utility for debugger
(let ((level (debug-command-level)))
(if level
(command-level-threads level)
#f)))
(define (debug-command-level)
(let* ((obj (focus-object)))
(if (command-level? obj)
obj
(let ((levels (command-levels)))
(if (null? (cdr levels))
#f
(cadr levels))))))
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