add sugar/include

pull/2/head
Matthew Butterick 10 years ago
parent e1b719f222
commit 8d39746d6c

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#lang racket/base
(require (for-syntax racket/base
syntax/path-spec
racket/private/increader
compiler/cm-accomplice))
(provide include-without-lang-line)
(define-syntax (do-include stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(_ orig-stx ctx loc fn reader)
;; Parse the file name
(let ([orig-c-file (resolve-path-spec (syntax fn) (syntax loc) (syntax orig-stx))]
[ctx (syntax ctx)]
[loc (syntax loc)]
[reader (syntax reader)]
[orig-stx (syntax orig-stx)]
[rkt->ss (lambda (p)
(let ([b (path->bytes p)])
(if (regexp-match? #rx#"[.]rkt$" b)
(path-replace-suffix p #".ss")
p)))])
(let ([c-file (if (file-exists? orig-c-file)
orig-c-file
(let ([p2 (rkt->ss orig-c-file)])
(if (file-exists? p2)
p2
orig-c-file)))])
(register-external-file c-file)
(let ([read-syntax (if (syntax-e reader)
(reader-val
(let loop ([e (syntax->datum
(local-expand reader 'expression null))])
(cond
[(reader? e) e]
[(pair? e) (or (loop (car e))
(loop (cdr e)))]
[else #f])))
(lambda (src in)
(parameterize ([read-accept-reader #t])
(read-syntax src in))))])
(unless (and (procedure? read-syntax)
(procedure-arity-includes? read-syntax 2))
(raise-syntax-error
#f
"reader is not a procedure of two arguments"
orig-stx))
;; Open the included file
(let ([p (with-handlers ([exn:fail?
(lambda (exn)
(raise-syntax-error
#f
(format
"can't open include file (~a)"
(if (exn? exn)
(exn-message exn)
exn))
orig-stx
c-file))])
(open-input-file c-file))])
(port-count-lines! p)
;; Read expressions from file
(let ([content
(let loop ()
(let ([r (with-handlers ([exn:fail?
(lambda (exn)
(close-input-port p)
(raise-syntax-error
#f
(format
"read error (~a)"
(if (exn? exn)
(exn-message exn)
exn))
orig-stx))])
(read-syntax c-file p))])
(if (eof-object? r)
null
(cons r (loop)))))])
;; Here's where we'll separate the content of the file from the #lang line.
;; 'content' is a one-member list with the file as a syntax object.
(define content-syntax (car content)) ; save the syntax object (its context will be needed momentarily)
;; peel the wrapper off the file. it will come in like so
;; (module foo whatever/lang (#%module-begin expr ...))
;; the guts are the (expr ...). To get them, we want the cdr of the fourth element.
(define fourth cadddr) ; we don't have `fourth` in the syntax environment.
;; get the guts and package them back into a syntax object using the saved content-syntax as context.
(local-require racket/match)
(define guts (match (syntax->datum content-syntax)
[(list 'module modname lang (list '#%module-begin exprs ...)) exprs]))
(define content-guts (datum->syntax content-syntax guts))
(close-input-port p)
;; Preserve src info for content, but set its
;; lexical context to be that of the include expression
(let ([lexed-content
(let loop ([content content-guts]) ;; start with the new content-guts
(cond
[(pair? content)
(cons (loop (car content))
(loop (cdr content)))]
[(null? content) null]
[else
(let ([v (syntax-e content)])
(datum->syntax
ctx
(cond
[(pair? v)
(loop v)]
[(vector? v)
(list->vector (loop (vector->list v)))]
[(box? v)
(box (loop (unbox v)))]
[else
v])
content
content))]))])
*
(datum->syntax
(quote-syntax here)
`(begin ,@lexed-content)
orig-stx)))))))]))
(define-syntax (include-without-lang-line stx)
(syntax-case stx ()
[(_ fn)
(with-syntax ([_stx stx])
(syntax/loc stx (do-include _stx _stx _stx fn #f)))]))

@ -7,6 +7,7 @@
"debug.rkt" "debug.rkt"
"define.rkt" "define.rkt"
"file.rkt" "file.rkt"
"include.rkt"
"list.rkt" "list.rkt"
"misc.rkt" "misc.rkt"
"string.rkt" "string.rkt"
@ -21,6 +22,7 @@
"debug.rkt" "debug.rkt"
"define.rkt" "define.rkt"
"file.rkt" "file.rkt"
"include.rkt"
"list.rkt" "list.rkt"
"misc.rkt" "misc.rkt"
"string.rkt" "string.rkt"

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#lang scribble/manual
@(require scribble/eval (for-label racket sugar))
@title{Include}
@defmodule[sugar/include]
@defform[(include-without-lang-line path)]
Like @racket[include], but strips off the @tt{#lang} line of the file. Why? So you can take the code from a working source file and recompile it under a different @tt{#lang}. Why? Well, you could take code from a @tt{#lang typed/racket} source file and recompile as @tt{#lang typed/racket/no-check}. Why? Because then you could invoke your code natively from typed and untyped environments.
Please, don't use this on a file without a @tt{#lang} line. For that, just use @racket[include].

@ -28,6 +28,8 @@ A collection of small functions to help make Racket code simpler & more readable
@include-section["file.scrbl"] @include-section["file.scrbl"]
@include-section["include.scrbl"]
@include-section["len.scrbl"] @include-section["len.scrbl"]
@include-section["list.scrbl"] @include-section["list.scrbl"]

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#lang typed/racket
(define included-symbol 'bar)

@ -184,4 +184,13 @@
(define-values (str-prolog str-doc) (xml-string->xexprs str)) (define-values (str-prolog str-doc) (xml-string->xexprs str))
(check-equal? str-prolog (prolog (list (p-i (location 1 0 1) (location 1 38 39) 'xml "version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"")) #f null)) (check-equal? str-prolog (prolog (list (p-i (location 1 0 1) (location 1 38 39) 'xml "version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"utf-8\"")) #f null))
(check-equal? str-doc '(root () "hello world")) (check-equal? str-doc '(root () "hello world"))
(check-equal? (xexprs->xml-string str-prolog str-doc) str) (check-equal? (xexprs->xml-string str-prolog str-doc) str)
(module include-test racket/base
(require sugar/include)
(include-without-lang-line "test/source.rkt")
(provide included-symbol))
(require 'include-test)
(check-equal? included-symbol 'bar)
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