// Dictionary<string, Instruction> strictInstructions
// = new Dictionary<string, Instruction>();
public ReorderInterpreter()
{
// XXX This weird data piping is because an Instruction doesn't and probably shouldn't know its own name.
this.instructionFactory = StrictInstruction.factory
.Compose(i => {
di = new DeferInstruction(null, i);
return((TypedInstruction)di);
})
.Compose(i => new ReorderWrapper(null, i));
isStrict = false;
// Let this be lazy, why don't cha?
LoadInstructions();
}
public override void AddInstruction(string name, Instruction i)
{
// if (i is DeferInstruction di)
// di.name = name;
// if (name == "!") {
// var instructionFactory = StrictInstruction.factory
// // .Compose(i => {
// // di = new DeferInstruction(null, i);
// // return (TypedInstruction) di;
// // })
// .Compose(i => new ReorderWrapper(null, i))
// .;
// }
base.AddInstruction(name, i);
if (di != null)
{
di.name = name;
}
di = null;
}
