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#lang racket/base
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(require racket/list)
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(require (planet mb/pollen/tools) (planet mb/pollen/main-helper))
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(require (only-in (planet mb/pollen/ptree-decode) ptree-source-decode))
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(require (only-in (planet mb/pollen/predicates) ptree?))
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(require (only-in (planet mb/pollen/file-tools) has-ext?))
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(require (only-in (planet mb/pollen/world) POLLEN_TREE_EXT))
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(provide (except-out (all-from-out racket/base) #%module-begin)
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(rename-out [module-begin #%module-begin]))
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(define-syntax-rule (module-begin expr ...)
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(#%module-begin
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;; this is here only so that dynamic-rerequire of a pollen module
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;; transitively reloads the extras also.
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;; if this isn't here, then dynamic-rerequire can't see them
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;; and thus they are not tracked for changes.
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(require-extras)
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;; We want our module language to support require & provide
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;; which are only supported at the module level, so ...
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;; create a submodule to contain the input
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;; and export as needed
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;; doclang2_raw is a clone of scribble/doclang2 with decode disabled
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;; helpful because it collects & exports content via 'doc
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(module pollen-inner (planet mb/pollen/lang/doclang2_raw)
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;; use same requires as top of main.rkt
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;; (can't import them from surrounding module due to submodule rules)
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(require (planet mb/pollen/tools) (planet mb/pollen/main-helper))
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(require-and-provide-extras) ; brings in the project require files
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;; #%top binding catches ids that aren't defined
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;; here, convert them to basic xexpr
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;; #%top is a syntax transformer that returns a function
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;; λ x captures all the args (vs. λ(x), which only catches one)
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;; and id is not spliced because it's syntax, not a true variable
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;; WARNING! This is convenient for writing pollen documents
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;; (which is why it works this way)
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;; but it makes debugging tricky, because an undefined (symbol item ...)
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;; is just treated as a valid tagged-xexpr, not an undefined function.
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(define-syntax-rule (#%top . id)
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;; todo: can #%top emit a debug message when a function hits it?
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(λ x `(id ,@x)))
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expr ... ; body of module
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;; set up a hook for identifier 'here'
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;; (but under a different name to avoid macrofication)
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(define inner-here here)
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(provide (all-defined-out))
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(provide (all-from-out ; pollen file should bring its requires
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(planet mb/pollen/tools))))
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(require 'pollen-inner) ; provides doc & #%top, among other things
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;; prepare the elements, and append inner-here as meta.
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(define all-elements (cons
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;; append inner-here as meta
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;; put it first so it can be overridden by custom meta later on
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`(meta "here" ,inner-here)
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(cond
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;; doc is probably a list, but might be a single string
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[(string? doc) (list doc)]
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[(tagged-xexpr? doc) (list doc)] ; if it's a single nx, just leave it
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[(list? doc) doc]))) ; if it's nx content, splice it in
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;; split out the metas now (in raw form)
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(define-values (metas-raw main-raw)
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(split-tag-from-xexpr 'meta (make-tagged-xexpr 'irrelevant-tag empty all-elements)))
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(define metas (make-meta-hash metas-raw))
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;; Policy: here in the core lang, do as little to main as possible.
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;; The point is just to set it up for further processing.
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;; Unlike Scribble, which insists on decoding,
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;; Pollen just passes through the minimally processed data.
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;; one exception: if file extension marks it as ptree, send it to the ptree decoder instead.
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;; this tests inner-here (which is always the file name)
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;; rather than (get metas 'here) which might have been overridden.
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;; Because if it's overridden to something other than *.ptree,
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;; ptree processing will fail.
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;; This defeats rule that ptree file suffix triggers ptree decoding.
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(define here-is-ptree? (ptree-source? (->path inner-here)))
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(define main (apply (if here-is-ptree?
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;; ptree source files will go this way,
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ptree-source-decode
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;; ... but other files, including pollen, will go this way.
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;; Root is treated as a function.
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;; If it's not defined elsewhere,
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;; it just hits #%top and becomes a tagged-xexpr.
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root) (tagged-xexpr-elements main-raw)))
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(provide main metas
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(except-out (all-from-out 'pollen-inner) inner-here) ; everything from user
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(rename-out (inner-here here))) ; change identifier back (now safe from macrofication)
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(module+ main
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(displayln ";-------------------------")
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(displayln (string-append "; pollen decoded 'main" (if here-is-ptree? " (as ptree)" "")))
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(displayln ";-------------------------")
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main
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(displayln "")
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(if here-is-ptree?
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(displayln (format "(ptree? main) ~a" (ptree? main)))
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(displayln (format "(tagged-xexpr? main) ~a" (tagged-xexpr? main))))
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(displayln "")
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(displayln ";-------------------------")
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(displayln "; pollen 'metas")
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(displayln ";-------------------------")
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metas
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)))
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