35 lines
1.4 KiB
Erlang
35 lines
1.4 KiB
Erlang
-define(ELIXIR_WRAP_CALL(Line, Module, Method, Args),
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{ call, Line,
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{ remote, Line, { atom, Line, Module }, { atom, Line, Method} },
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Args
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}).
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-define(ELIXIR_ATOM_CONCAT(Atoms), list_to_atom(lists:concat(Atoms))).
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% Representation for Elixir Objects. The elixir_object__ holds
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% the general represenation and contains:
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%
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% 1) An Atom 'name that represents the constant assigned to the object
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% 2) An #elixir_object record 'parent that represents the parent object (if it can be represented by a constant)
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% 3) A tuple 'mixins containing an ETS table index and a list of mixins
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% 4) A tuple 'protos containing an ETS table index and a list of protos
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% 5) Data holds the remaining information for the object.
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%
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-record(elixir_object__, {name=[], parent=[], mixins=[], protos=[], data=[] }).
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% Representation for OrderedDict.
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-record(elixir_orddict__, {struct=[]}).
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% Representation for Strings.
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-record(elixir_string__, {struct=[]}).
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% Keeps the scope used in transformation. It contains:
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%
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% 1) when true, new variables can be defined in that subtree
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% 2) when true, method declarations are allowed
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% 3) keeps the current module name
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% 4) keeps a list of defined variables
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% 5) keeps a counter with the variables defined
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% 6) filename keeps the current scope filename
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-record(elixir_scope, {match=false, method=false, module=[], vars=[], counter=0, filename="nofile"}). |