protected void TraceScope(string msg)
{
string lead = new String(' ', (_callCount - 1) * 2);
StackScope scope = _callStack[_callCount - 1];
string output = lead + "Scope[" + (_callCount - 1) + "] VSS=" + scope.varStackStart + (scope.terminal ? " TERMINAL" : "") + " - Name='" + scope.name + "'";
if (null != scope.funcType)
{
output += " functype(" + scope.funcType.ToString() + ")";
}
else if (null != scope.classInstance)
{
output += " @(" + scope.classInstance.classDef.name + ")";
}
Console.WriteLine(output + " by='" + msg + "'");
//Console.WriteLine(lead + "C" + _callCount + " - " + msg);
}
// BIG IMPORTANT FUNCTION.
// Searches the current call stack for a variable with the given name and returns a VarStackRef,
// which can be used by GetVarAtIndex to find the variable, usually later at execution time.
// This saves us from having to do string searches for variables at execution time, but also
// adds a lot of complexity to the system. Since the idea is to create these Refs during
// TypeCheck, any discrepancy between the order scopes are pushed/popped and variables created
// between TypeCheck and Evaluate WILL result in a grave error.
public VarStackRef GetVarIndexByName(ExecContext context, string name, bool stopAtTerminals = false)
{
bool onlyUnique = false;
int callIx = _callCount;
int varIx = _varCount - 1;
while (--callIx >= 0)
{
StackScope scope = _callStack[callIx];
if (!onlyUnique && null != scope.classInstance)
{
// If this scope is a class function call, search that class for
// a member with that name.
ITypeDef typeDef = null;
MemberRef memRef = _callStack[callIx].classInstance.classDef.GetMemberRef(context, name, scope.isStatic ? ClassDef.SEARCH.STATIC : ClassDef.SEARCH.EITHER, ref typeDef);
if (!memRef.isInvalid)
{
return(new VarStackRef(typeDef, callIx - _callCount, memRef));
}
}
if (!onlyUnique && null != scope.classDef)
{
ITypeDef typeDef = null;
MemberRef memRef = _callStack[callIx].classDef.GetMemberRef(context, name, scope.isStatic ? ClassDef.SEARCH.STATIC : ClassDef.SEARCH.EITHER, ref typeDef);
if (!memRef.isInvalid)
{
return(new VarStackRef(typeDef, callIx - _callCount, memRef));
}
}
// Otherwise, search the variable stack for it.
while (varIx >= scope.varStackStart)
{
if (null != _varStack[varIx] && _varStack[varIx].name == name)
{
Variable var = _varStack[varIx];
if (var.unique)
{
return(new VarStackRef(var, false));
}
else if (!onlyUnique)
{
return(new VarStackRef(_varStack[varIx].type, callIx - _callCount, varIx - scope.varStackStart));
}
else
{
return(new VarStackRef(VarStackRef.ErrorType.NonUnique));
}
}
--varIx;
}
if (scope.hardTerminal)
{
break;
}
if (scope.terminal)
{
if (stopAtTerminals)
{
break;
}
else
{
onlyUnique = true;
}
}
}
// Search globals last. Globals are always in scope.
int globIx = _globals.GetIndex(name);
if (globIx >= 0)
{
Variable var = _globals.Get(globIx);
return(new VarStackRef(var, true));
}
return(new VarStackRef(VarStackRef.ErrorType.NotFound));
}
public override string ToString()
{
string res = "";
int count = _globals.Count;
res += "GLOBALS:\n";
for (int ii = 0; ii < count; ++ii)
{
Variable var = _globals.Get(ii);
if (var.type is TypeDef_Function)
{
res += " " + ((TypeDef_Function)var.type).GetDebugString(var.name);
}
else
{
res += GetVariableString(var);
}
}
res += "STACK: varCount = " + _varCount + ", callCount = " + _callCount + "\n";
if (_callCount > 0)
{
for (int iVar = 0; iVar <= _callStack[0].varStackStart - 1; ++iVar)
{
Variable var = _varStack[iVar];
res += GetVariableString(var);
}
for (int iCall = 0; iCall < _callCount; ++iCall)
{
StackScope scope = _callStack[iCall];
if (scope.terminal)
{
res += " *** " + scope.name + " ***\n";
}
else
{
res += " --- " + scope.name + " ---\n";
}
int startIndex = scope.varStackStart;
int endIndex;
if (iCall < _callCount - 1)
{
endIndex = _callStack[iCall + 1].varStackStart - 1;
}
else
{
endIndex = _varCount - 1;
}
for (int iVar = startIndex; iVar <= endIndex; ++iVar)
{
Variable var = _varStack[iVar];
res += " " + GetVariableString(var);
}
}
}
else
{
for (int iVar = 0; iVar < _varCount; ++iVar)
{
Variable var = _varStack[iVar];
res += " " + GetVariableString(var);
}
}
return(res);
}
