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Author: Jan Wielemaker
E-mail: J.Wielemaker@vu.nl
WWW: http://www.swi-prolog.org
Copyright (C): 1985-2013, University of Amsterdam
VU University Amsterdam
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:- module('$dcg',
[ dcg_translate_rule/2, % +Rule, -Clause
dcg_translate_rule/4, % +Rule, ?Pos0, -Clause, -Pos
phrase/2,
phrase/3
]).
/********************************
* GRAMMAR RULES *
*********************************/
/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
The DCG compiler. The original code was copied from C-Prolog and written
by Fernando Pereira, EDCAAD, Edinburgh, 1984. Since then many people
have modified and extended this code. It's a nice mess now and it should
be redone from scratch. I won't be doing this before I get a complete
spec explaining all an implementor needs to know about DCG. I'm a too
basic user of this facility myself (though I learned some tricks from
people reporting bugs :-)
The original version contained '$t_tidy'/2 to convert ((a,b), c) to
(a,(b,c)), but as the SWI-Prolog compiler doesn't really care (the
resulting code is simply the same), I've removed that.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - */
dcg_translate_rule(Rule, Clause) :-
dcg_translate_rule(Rule, _, Clause, _).
dcg_translate_rule(((LP,MNT)-->RP), Pos0, (H:-B), Pos) :- !,
f2_pos(Pos0, PosH0, PosRP0, Pos, PosH, PosRP),
f2_pos(PosH0, PosLP0, PosMNT0, PosH, PosLP, PosMNT),
'$set_source_module'(M, M),
Qualify = q(M,M,_),
dcg_extend(LP, PosLP0, S0, SR, H, PosLP),
dcg_body(RP, PosRP0, Qualify, S0, S1, B0, PosRP),
dcg_body(MNT, PosMNT0, Qualify, SR, S1, B1, PosMNT),
dcg_optimise((B0,B1),B2,S0),
dcg_optimise(B2,B,SR).
dcg_translate_rule((LP-->RP), Pos0, (H:-B), Pos) :-
f2_pos(Pos0, PosLP0, PosRP0, Pos, PosLP, PosRP),
dcg_extend(LP, PosLP0, S0, S, H, PosLP),
'$set_source_module'(M, M),
Qualify = q(M,M,_),
dcg_body(RP, PosRP0, Qualify, S0, S, B0, PosRP),
dcg_optimise(B0,B,S0).
%% dcg_optimise(+BodyIn, -Body, +S0) is det.
%
% Performs the following translations:
%
% - a(H,T) :- H = [a,b|T], b(T), ... into
% a([a,b|T0]) :- b(T0, T).
% - a(H,T) :- H = [a,b|T] into
% a([a,b|T0])
%
% @arg S0 is the initial input list of the rule.
dcg_optimise((S00=X,B), B, S0) :-
S00 == S0, !,
S0 = X.
dcg_optimise(S00=X, B, S0) :-
S00 == S0, !,
S0 = X,
B = true.
dcg_optimise(B, B, _).
%% dcg_body(:DCG, ?Pos0, +Qualify, ?List, ?Tail, -Goal, -Pos) is det.
%
% Translate DCG body term.
dcg_body(Var, P0, Q, S, SR, phrase(QVar, S, SR), P) :-
var(Var), !,
qualify(Q, Var, P0, QVar, P).
dcg_body(M:X, Pos0, q(_,C,_), S, SR, Ct, Pos) :- !,
f2_pos(Pos0, _, XP0, _, _, _),
dcg_body(X, XP0, q(M,C,Pos0), S, SR, Ct, Pos).
dcg_body([], P0, _, S, SR, S=SR, P) :- !, % Terminals
dcg_terminal_pos(P0, P).
dcg_body(List, P0, _, S, SR, C, P) :-
( List = [_|_]
-> !,
( is_list(List)
-> '$append'(List, SR, OL), % open the list
C = (S = OL)
; '$skip_list'(_, List, Tail),
var(Tail)
-> C = '$append'(List, SR, S) % TBD: Can be optimized
; '$type_error'(list_or_partial_list, List)
)
; string(List) % double_quotes = string
-> !,
string_codes(List, Codes),
'$append'(Codes, SR, OL),
C = (S = OL)
),
dcg_terminal_pos(P0, P).
dcg_body(!, P0, _, S, SR, (!, SR = S), P) :- !,
dcg_cut_pos(P0, P).
dcg_body({}, P, _, S, S, true, P) :- !.
dcg_body({T}, P0, Q, S, SR, (QT, SR = S), P) :- !,
dcg_bt_pos(P0, P1),
qualify(Q, T, P1, QT, P).
dcg_body((T,R), P0, Q, S, SR, (Tt, Rt), P) :- !,
f2_pos(P0, PA0, PB0, P, PA, PB),
dcg_body(T, PA0, Q, S, SR1, Tt, PA),
dcg_body(R, PB0, Q, SR1, SR, Rt, PB).
dcg_body((T;R), P0, Q, S, SR, (Tt;Rt), P) :- !,
f2_pos(P0, PA0, PB0, P, PA, PB),
dcg_body(T, PA0, Q, S, S1, T1, PA), or_delay_bind(S, SR, S1, T1, Tt),
dcg_body(R, PB0, Q, S, S2, R1, PB), or_delay_bind(S, SR, S2, R1, Rt).
dcg_body((T|R), P0, Q, S, SR, (Tt;Rt), P) :- !,
f2_pos(P0, PA0, PB0, P, PA, PB),
dcg_body(T, PA0, Q, S, S1, T1, PA), or_delay_bind(S, SR, S1, T1, Tt),
dcg_body(R, PB0, Q, S, S2, R1, PB), or_delay_bind(S, SR, S2, R1, Rt).
dcg_body((C->T), P0, Q, S, SR, (Ct->Tt), P) :- !,
f2_pos(P0, PA0, PB0, P, PA, PB),
dcg_body(C, PA0, Q, S, SR1, Ct, PA),
dcg_body(T, PB0, Q, SR1, SR, Tt, PB).
dcg_body((C*->T), P0, Q, S, SR, (Ct*->Tt), P) :- !,
f2_pos(P0, PA0, PB0, P, PA, PB),
dcg_body(C, PA0, Q, S, SR1, Ct, PA),
dcg_body(T, PB0, Q, SR1, SR, Tt, PB).
dcg_body((\+ C), P0, Q, S, SR, (\+ Ct, SR = S), P) :- !,
f1_pos(P0, PA0, P, PA),
dcg_body(C, PA0, Q, S, _, Ct, PA).
dcg_body(T, P0, Q, S, SR, QTt, P) :-
dcg_extend(T, P0, S, SR, Tt, P1),
qualify(Q, Tt, P1, QTt, P).
or_delay_bind(S, SR, S1, T, (T, SR=S)) :-
S1 == S, !.
or_delay_bind(_S, SR, SR, T, T).
%% qualify(+QualifyInfo, +Goal, +Pos0, -QGoal, -Pos) is det.
%
% @arg QualifyInfo is a term q(Module,Context,Pos), where Module
% is the module in which Goal must be called and Context is the
% current source module.
qualify(q(M,C,_), X0, Pos0, X, Pos) :-
M == C, !,
X = X0,
Pos = Pos0.
qualify(q(M,_,MP), X, Pos0, M:X, Pos) :-
dcg_qualify_pos(Pos0, MP, Pos).
%% dcg_extend(+Head, +Extra1, +Extra2, -NewHead)
%
% Extend Head with two more arguments (on behalf DCG compilation).
% The solution below is one option. Using =.. and append is the
% alternative. In the current version (5.3.2), the =.. is actually
% slightly faster, but it creates less garbage.
:- dynamic dcg_extend_cache/4.
:- volatile dcg_extend_cache/4.
dcg_no_extend([]).
dcg_no_extend([_|_]).
dcg_no_extend({_}).
dcg_no_extend({}).
dcg_no_extend(!).
dcg_no_extend((\+_)).
dcg_no_extend((_,_)).
dcg_no_extend((_;_)).
dcg_no_extend((_|_)).
dcg_no_extend((_->_)).
dcg_no_extend((_*->_)).
dcg_no_extend((_-->_)).
%% dcg_extend(:Rule, ?Pos0, ?List, ?Tail, -Head, -Pos) is det.
%
% Extend a non-terminal with the DCG difference list List\Tail.
% The position term is extended as well to reflect the layout of
% the created term. The additional variables are located at the
% end of the Rule.
dcg_extend(V, _, _, _, _, _) :-
var(V), !,
throw(error(instantiation_error,_)).
dcg_extend(M:OldT, Pos0, A1, A2, M:NewT, Pos) :- !,
f2_pos(Pos0, MPos, P0, Pos, MPos, P),
dcg_extend(OldT, P0, A1, A2, NewT, P).
dcg_extend(OldT, P0, A1, A2, NewT, P) :-
dcg_extend_cache(OldT, A1, A2, NewT), !,
extend_pos(P0, P).
dcg_extend(OldT, P0, A1, A2, NewT, P) :-
( callable(OldT)
-> true
; throw(error(type_error(callable,OldT),_))
),
( dcg_no_extend(OldT)
-> throw(error(permission_error(define,dcg_nonterminal,OldT),_))
; true
),
functor(OldT, Name, Arity),
functor(CopT, Name, Arity),
NewArity is Arity+2,
functor(NewT, Name, NewArity),
copy_args(1, Arity, CopT, NewT),
A1Pos is Arity+1,
A2Pos is Arity+2,
arg(A1Pos, NewT, A1C),
arg(A2Pos, NewT, A2C),
assert(dcg_extend_cache(CopT, A1C, A2C, NewT)),
OldT = CopT,
A1C = A1,
A2C = A2,
extend_pos(P0, P).
copy_args(I, Arity, Old, New) :-
I =< Arity, !,
arg(I, Old, A),
arg(I, New, A),
I2 is I + 1,
copy_args(I2, Arity, Old, New).
copy_args(_, _, _, _).
/*******************************
* POSITION LOGIC *
*******************************/
extend_pos(Var, Var) :-
var(Var), !.
extend_pos(term_position(F,T,FF,FT,Args0),
term_position(F,T,FF,FT,Args)) :- !,
'$append'(Args0, [T-T,T-T], Args).
extend_pos(F-T,
term_position(F,T,F,T,[T-T,T-T])) :- !.
extend_pos(Pos, Pos) :-
print_message(warning, term_position(Pos)).
f2_pos(Pos0, A0, B0, Pos, A, B) :- '$expand':f2_pos(Pos0, A0, B0, Pos, A, B).
f1_pos(Pos0, A0, Pos, A) :- '$expand':f1_pos(Pos0, A0, Pos, A).
%% dcg_bt_pos(?BraceTermPos, -Pos) is det.
%
% Position transformation for mapping of {G} to (G, S=SR).
dcg_bt_pos(Var, Var) :-
var(Var), !.
dcg_bt_pos(brace_term_position(F,T,P0),
term_position(F,T,F,F,
[ P0,
term_position(T,T,T,T,_)
])) :- !.
dcg_bt_pos(Pos, _) :-
expected_layout(brace_term, Pos).
dcg_cut_pos(Var, Var) :-
var(Var), !.
dcg_cut_pos(F-T, term_position(F,T,F,T,
[ F-T,
term_position(T,T,T,T,_)
])).
dcg_cut_pos(Pos, _) :-
expected_layout(atomic, Pos).
%% dcg_terminal_pos(+ListPos, -TermPos)
dcg_terminal_pos(Pos, _) :-
var(Pos), !.
dcg_terminal_pos(list_position(F,T,_Elms,_Tail),
term_position(F,T,_,_,_)).
dcg_terminal_pos(F-T,
term_position(F,T,_,_,_)).
dcg_terminal_pos(Pos, _) :-
expected_layout(terminal, Pos).
%% dcg_qualify_pos(?TermPos0, ?ModuleCreatingPos, -TermPos)
dcg_qualify_pos(Var, _, _) :-
var(Var), !.
dcg_qualify_pos(Pos,
term_position(F,T,FF,FT,[MP,_]),
term_position(F,T,FF,FT,[MP,Pos])) :- !.
dcg_qualify_pos(_, Pos, _) :-
expected_layout(f2, Pos).
expected_layout(Expected, Found) :-
'$expand':expected_layout(Expected, Found).
/*******************************
* PHRASE INTERFACE *
*******************************/
%% phrase(:RuleSet, ?List).
%% phrase(:RuleSet, ?List, ?Rest).
%
% Interface to DCGs
:- meta_predicate
phrase(//, ?),
phrase(//, ?, ?).
:- noprofile((phrase/2,
phrase/3)).
phrase(RuleSet, Input) :-
phrase(RuleSet, Input, []).
phrase(RuleSet, Input, Rest) :-
( strip_module(RuleSet, M, Plain),
nonvar(Plain),
dcg_special(Plain)
-> dcg_body(Plain, _, q(M,M,_), S0, S, Body, _),
Input = S0, Rest = S,
call(M:Body)
; call(RuleSet, Input, Rest)
).
dcg_special(S) :-
string(S).
dcg_special((_,_)).
dcg_special((_;_)).
dcg_special((_|_)).
dcg_special((_->_)).
dcg_special(!).
dcg_special({_}).
dcg_special([]).
dcg_special([_|_]).
dcg_special(\+_).
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