private string wrapStartProductions(string startSymbol, Dictionary <string, List <ProductionInfo> > productionsDict)
        {
            string new_start = grammar.RegisterNewSymbol("__start_" + startSymbol, grammar.GetTypeNameOfSymbol(startSymbol));

            var prod = new ProductionInfo(SymbolPosition.None,
                                          new_start,
                                          RecursiveEnum.No,
                                          new[] { new RhsSymbol(SymbolPosition.None, null, startSymbol) },
                                          null);

            var param = FuncParameter.Create(startSymbol, grammar.TreeNodeName, dummy: false);

            // this code is really an identity call
            prod.ActionCode = CodeLambda.CreateProxy(new_start,
                                                     // parameters
                                                     new FuncParameter[] { param },
                                                     grammar.TreeNodeName,
                                                     functionsRegistry.Add(FunctionRegistry.IdentityFunction(new_start)),
                                                     // its arguments
                                                     new [] { param.NameAsCode() });

            productionsDict.Add(new_start, new List <ProductionInfo> {
                prod
            });

            return(new_start);
        }
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        private string registerLambda(string lhsSymbol,
                                      IEnumerable <string> inputTypeNames,
                                      string outputTypeName,
                                      // each pair holds real name (like "expr") and (as backup) dummy name, like "_2"
                                      IEnumerable <Tuple <string, string> > arguments,
                                      CodeBody body)
        {
            if (inputTypeNames.Count() != arguments.Count())
            {
                throw new ArgumentException("Creating a function -- types count vs. arguments count mismatch.");
            }

            CodeLambda lambda = null;

            // identity function, i.e. f(x) = x, we check only real name, if it was a dummy name, it would be
            if (arguments.Count() == 1)
            {
                if (arguments.Single().Item1 == body.Make().Trim())
                {
                    lambda = FunctionRegistry.IdentityFunction(lhsSymbol);
                }
                else if (arguments.Single().Item2 == body.Make().Trim())
                {
                    throw new InvalidOperationException("Somehow dummy name which should not exist was referenced.");
                }
            }

            if (lambda == null)
            {
                lambda = new CodeLambda(lhsSymbol, arguments.SyncZip(inputTypeNames)
                                        .Select(it => FuncParameter.Create(it.Item1.Item1, it.Item1.Item2, it.Item2)),
                                        outputTypeName,
                                        body);
            }

            return(functionsRegistry.Add(lambda));
        }
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 public static CodeLambda IdentityFunction(string lhs)
 {
     // we are creating effectivelly singleton identity function, not 100% though, because
     // in case of struct instances it would lead to boxing/unboxing, BUT... TREE_NODE in NLT has to be "class"
     return(new CodeLambda(lhs, new[] { FuncParameter.Create("x", "object", dummy: false) }, "object", new CodeBody().AddIdentifier("x")));
 }
        private ProductionInfo makeBuilderCall(string lhsSymbol,
                                               RecursiveEnum recursive,
                                               AltRule alt,
                                               IEnumerable <SymbolMarked> symbolsMarked,
                                               string treeNodeName)
        {
            // add production with no code
            var prod_info = new ProductionInfo(alt.Position, lhsSymbol, recursive, symbolsMarked.Where(it => it.IsEnabled).Select(it => it.Symbol),
                                               alt.MarkWith);

            CodeBody code_body = null;

            if (alt.Code != null)
            {
                code_body = (alt.Code as CodeMix).BuildBody(symbolsMarked.Where(sym => sym.Symbol.ObjName != null)
                                                            .Select(sym => sym.Symbol.GetCodeArgumentNames().Select(it => Tuple.Create(it, sym.IsEnabled))).Flatten())
                            .Trim();

                string identity_function_on = null;
                // are we just passing one of the parameters?
                if (code_body.IsIdentity)
                {
                    identity_function_on = code_body.IdentityIdentifier;
                }

                foreach (string var_name in code_body.GetVariables())
                {
                    SymbolMarked sym = symbolsMarked
                                       .Where(sm => sm.Symbol.GetCodeArgumentNames().Contains(var_name))
                                       // there could be duplicates so we "prefer" enabled element
                                       .OrderBy(it => it.IsEnabled ? 0 : 1)
                                       .FirstOrDefault();

                    if (sym != null)
                    {
                        sym.IsParamUsed = true;
                    }
                }

                var anon_args = new Dictionary <SymbolMarked, string>();
                foreach (Tuple <SymbolMarked, int> sym_pair in symbolsMarked.ZipWithIndex())
                {
                    if (sym_pair.Item1.Symbol.ObjName == null)
                    {
                        anon_args.Add(sym_pair.Item1, code_body.RegisterNewIdentifier("_" + sym_pair.Item2));
                    }
                }

                IEnumerable <SymbolMarked> arg_symbols = symbolsMarked.Where(it => it.IsEnabled || it.IsParamUsed).ToList();

                // build external function to run the user code
                string func_ref = registerLambda(lhsSymbol,
                                                 arg_symbols.Select(sym => sym.Symbol.GetCodeArgumentTypes(grammar)).Flatten(),
                                                 grammar.TreeNodeName,
                                                 arg_symbols.Select(sym => sym.Symbol.GetCodeArgumentNames()
                                                                    .Select(it => Tuple.Create(it, anon_args.GetOrNull(sym)))).Flatten(),
                                                 code_body);

                // build a lambda with call to a just built function
                // note that our lambda can have fewer arguments than the actual fuction
                // in such case we pass "nulls" for disabled arguments

                // we add nulls to params in order to keep track which arguments comes from which parameters
                IEnumerable <FuncParameter> lambda_params = arg_symbols.Where(it => it.IsEnabled)
                                                            .Select(it => FuncParameter.Create(it.Symbol.ObjName, anon_args.GetOrNull(it), grammar.GetTypeNameOfSymbol(it.Symbol))).ToArray();

                // if the code indicates that this is identity function, then just find out which parameter is passed along
                if (identity_function_on != null)
                {
                    // we can fail for two reasons here:
                    // (1) ok -- single variable we found in the code body is not a parameter, but global variable
                    // (2) BAD -- we have case of unpacking the data, and that case so far we cannot handle
                    // ad.2) consider such rule as
                    // x -> (a b)+ { b };
                    // "a" and "b" will be handled as tuple of lists
                    // so in entry function we will get a tuple, and then we will call actuall user action code
                    // some "__function_13__(a,b)" which returns the "b"
                    // so we could compute index for inner parameter (for "b" it is 1)
                    // but we cannot compute index for outer function, because there is no index for "b" at all
                    // there is only one parameter -- tuple -- holding "a" (in Item1) and "b" (in Item2) at the same time
                    // so if anything we would have to introduce some combo index:
                    // outer index --> optional unpacking index --> inner index
                    // too much trouble for now
                    Option <int> index = lambda_params.Select(it => it.Name)
                                         .ZipWithIndex().Where(it => it.Item1 == identity_function_on).Select(it => it.Item2).OptSingle();
                    if (index.HasValue)
                    {
                        prod_info.IdentityOuterFunctionParamIndex = index.Value;
                    }
                }

                prod_info.ActionCode = CodeLambda.CreateProxy(
                    lhsSymbol,
                    // lambda arguments
                    lambda_params,
                    treeNodeName,
                    func_ref,

                    arg_symbols.Select(arg => arg.Symbol.CombinedSymbols == null
                                       // regular symbols
                        ? new[] { new CodeBody().AddIdentifier(arg.IsEnabled ? (arg.Symbol.ObjName ?? anon_args[arg]) : CodeWords.Null) }
                                       // compound symbols, we have to use embedded atomic symbols instead now
                        : arg.Symbol.UnpackTuple(arg.IsEnabled)
                                       )
                    .Flatten());

                prod_info.CodeComment = alt.Code.Comment;
            }

            return(prod_info);
        }