/// <summary>
/// Assigns the expression on the right to the local variable on the left
/// </summary>
public override void PerformOperation()
{
base.PerformOperation();
// If we have fewer than 2 objects on the stack we cannot perform this operator
Debug.Assert(CelesteStack.StackSize >= 2, "Not enough elements on the stack for equality operator");
Scope scope = CelesteStack.CurrentScope;
CelesteObject rhs = CelesteStack.Pop();
CelesteObject lhs = CelesteStack.Pop();
Debug.Assert(lhs.IsReference());
// All functions are references so check this condition first
if (rhs.IsFunction())
{
Debug.Assert(lhs.IsFunction(), "A function can only be assigned to another function");
Function lhsFunc = lhs.AsFunction();
Function rhsFunc = rhs.AsFunction();
Debug.Assert(CelesteStack.CurrentScope != lhsFunc.FunctionScope, "Cannot reassign functions inside their own scope");
lhsFunc.FunctionScope = rhsFunc.FunctionScope;
lhsFunc.ParameterNames = rhsFunc.ParameterNames;
lhsFunc.Ref = rhsFunc.Ref; // This is equivalent to setting their implementation to be the same
}
else if (rhs.IsReference())
{
lhs.Value = rhs.Value;
}
else
{
lhs.AsReference().Value = rhs.Value;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Removes the the object at the top of the stack and performs the not operation.
/// Then, pushes the result of the equality on to the top of the stack.
/// </summary>
public override void PerformOperation()
{
base.PerformOperation();
// If we have fewer than 1 object on the stack we cannot perform this operation
Debug.Assert(CelesteStack.StackSize >= 1, "Not enough elements on the stack for the '!' operator");
CelesteObject rhs = CelesteStack.Pop();
// The stack will wrap our result in a CelesteObject, so just push the actual result of the equality
bool result = false;
Reference rhsRef = rhs.AsReference();
// Check to see whether our rhs is a reference
if (rhsRef != null)
{
// Returns the result of the reference being equal to null
result = rhsRef.Value == null;
}
else
{
// Else returns the logical opposite of the bool value
result = (rhs.Value == null) || ((rhs.Value is bool) && !(bool)rhs.Value);
}
// We then finally push the result of the equality test onto the stack
CelesteStack.Push(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Removes the two objects at the top of the stack and performs logical operations them.
/// Then, pushes the result of the operation on to the top of the stack.
/// </summary>
public sealed override void PerformOperation()
{
base.PerformOperation();
// If we have fewer than 2 objects on the stack we cannot perform this operation
Debug.Assert(CelesteStack.StackSize >= 2, "Not enough elements on the stack for the equality operator");
CelesteObject rhs = CelesteStack.Pop();
CelesteObject lhs = CelesteStack.Pop();
// The stack will wrap our result in a CelesteObject, so just push the actual result of the operation
bool result = false;
Reference lhsRef = lhs.AsReference();
Reference rhsRef = rhs.AsReference();
// Check to see whether our lhs is a reference
if (lhsRef != null)
{
if (rhsRef != null)
{
// If the rhs is a reference too, we compare references
result = ReferenceReferenceOperation(lhsRef, rhsRef);
}
else
{
// Otherwise we compare the value of the rhs with the value of the lhs' referenced object
result = ReferenceValueOperation(lhsRef, rhs.Value);
}
}
else
{
if (rhsRef != null)
{
// If the rhs is a reference, we compare the value of the rhs' referenced object with the value of the lhs
result = ReferenceValueOperation(rhsRef, lhs.Value);
}
else
{
// Otherwise we compare the value of the rhs with the value of the lhs - they are both values
result = ValueValueOperation(lhs.Value, rhs.Value);
}
}
// We then finally push the result of the equality test onto the stack
CelesteStack.Push(result);
}
