refactor TopContext to use a ModContext for the current context

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2026-02-21 21:27:54 -08:00
parent 0a5ad3cc9b
commit 34744a8edc
11 changed files with 112 additions and 122 deletions

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@@ -16,21 +16,14 @@ import Lib.Elab
-- declare internal primitives
addPrimitives : M ModContext
addPrimitives = do
modifyTop [ currentMod := emptyModCtx "Prim" ""; hints := emptyMap; ops := emptyMap ]
processDecl primNS (PType emptyFC "Int" Nothing)
processDecl primNS (PType emptyFC "String" Nothing)
processDecl primNS (PType emptyFC "Char" Nothing)
setDef (QN primNS "PiType") emptyFC (Erased emptyFC) (PrimFn "(h0, h1) => ({ tag: \"PiType\", h0, h1 });" (S (S Z)) Nil) Nil
top <- getTop
let mod = MkModCtx "" top.defs (MC emptyMap Nil 0 CheckAll) top.ops Nil top.errors Nil
let modules = updateMap primNS mod top.modules
-- TODO - do we clear this? Try just modules := modules, but wait until this refactor is done.
modifyTop [ modules := modules
; imported := primNS :: Nil
; hints := emptyMap
; ns := ""
; defs := emptyMap
]
pure mod
modifyTop [ modules $= updateMap primNS top.currentMod ]
pure top.currentMod
record FileSource where
getFile : FC String M (String × String)
@@ -60,9 +53,11 @@ importHints (entry :: entries) = do
when (elem Hint entry.eflags) $ \ _ => addHint entry.name
importHints entries
-- HACK this is returning src to help render errors..
-- Maybe return module, put src and errors in module, add error for import with error, callers can sort out what they want to do?
-- The issue here is command line newt wants to report all errors (we can print that though?) LSP wants something more subtle
mergeOps : Operators Operators Operators
mergeOps mod top = foldMap (flip const) top $ toList mod
-- processModule might reset the currentModule in the topContext
-- do not rely on topContext state afterwards - it may or may not contain the module
processModule : FC FileSource List String String M ModContext
processModule importFC repo stk modns = do
top <- getTop
@@ -70,8 +65,8 @@ processModule importFC repo stk modns = do
let (Nothing) = lookupMap' modns top.modules
| Just mod => pure mod
let (False) = modns == primNS
| _ => addPrimitives
let (False) = modns == primNS | _ => addPrimitives
let parts = split modns "."
let fn = joinBy "/" parts ++ ".newt"
-- TODO now we can pass in the module name...
@@ -92,47 +87,60 @@ processModule importFC repo stk modns = do
imported <- for imports $ \case
MkImport fc (nameFC, name') => do
when (elem name' stk) $ \ _ => error nameFC "import loop \{modns} → \{name'}"
processModule nameFC repo (modns :: stk) name'
mod <- processModule nameFC repo (modns :: stk) name'
pure $ name'
processModule nameFC repo (modns :: stk) primNS
let imported = snoc imported primNS
putStrLn "module \{modName}"
top <- getTop
let freshMC = MC emptyMap Nil 0 CheckAll
let mod = MkModCtx modns src emptyMap freshMC emptyMap imported Nil Nil
modifyTop [ currentMod := mod
; hints := emptyMap
; ops := ops
]
log 1 $ \ _ => "MODNS " ++ show modns
-- top hints / ops include all directly imported modules
for_ imports $ \case
(MkImport fc (nameFC, ns)) => do
let (Just mod) = lookupMap' ns top.modules | _ => error emptyFC "namespace \{show ns} missing"
importHints (listValues mod.modDefs)
modifyTop [ ops $= mergeOps mod.modOps ]
-- add error if an import contains an error
-- maybe move this to after reporting
case mod.modErrors of
Nil => pure MkUnit
_ => addError $ E nameFC "Error in import \{ns}"
log 1 $ \ _ => "parse Decls"
top <- getTop
(decls, ops) <- parseDecls fn top.ops toks Lin
top <- getTop
let freshMC = MC emptyMap Nil 0 CheckAll
-- NOW Print and drop errors here
-- clear per module fields before processing this module
modifyTop [ imported := imported
; hints := emptyMap
; ns := modns
; defs := emptyMap
; infos := Nil
; metaCtx := freshMC
; ops := ops
]
for imported $ \ ns => do
let (Just mod) = lookupMap' ns top.modules | _ => error emptyFC "namespace \{show ns} missing"
importHints (listValues mod.modDefs)
-- TODO only include this module's ops
-- aside from reworking parsing, we could filter
-- other options are removing updates from parsing (so we must use incremental parsing)
-- or removing pratt from parsing (so it happens in elaboration)
modifyTop [ currentMod $= [ modOps := ops ] ]
log 1 $ \ _ => "process Decls"
traverse (tryProcessDecl src modns) (collectDecl decls)
top <- getTop
-- This has addErrors as a side-effect
logMetas $ reverse $ listValues top.metaCtx.metas
logMetas $ reverse $ listValues top.currentMod.modMetaCtx.metas
-- print errors (for batch processing case)
for_ top.currentMod.modErrors $ \ err => putStrLn $ showError src err
-- update modules with result, leave the rest of context in case this is top file
top <- getTop
let mod = MkModCtx src top.defs top.metaCtx top.ops imported top.errors top.infos
let modules = updateMap modns mod top.modules
let modules = updateMap modns top.currentMod top.modules
modifyTop [modules := modules]
-- FIXME module context should hold errors, to report in replay
pure mod
pure top.currentMod
where
tryProcessDecl : String String Decl M Unit
tryProcessDecl src ns decl = do