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HAYAMA_Kaoru fe2080ba9a Add New function to construct and initialize Env instances
The `New` function creates a new `Env` that embeds a `gmnlisp.World` and sets up the necessary pseudoterminal and inter-goroutine communication channels. This allows users to execute Lisp code with flexible argument control and custom Go function integration, offering more control compared to `RunString` or `RunFile`.
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package lispect
import (
"context"
"os"
"github.com/hymkor/gmnlisp"
)
// RunFile loads and executes a Lisp script from the specified file.
//
// - fname: the path to the Lisp source file to be executed.
// - args: typically corresponds to os.Args[1:].
// - args[0]: the script file name (not used directly).
// - args[1:]: arguments passed to the script.
func RunFile(fname string, args []string) error {
script, err := os.ReadFile(fname)
if err != nil {
return err
}
return RunString(string(script), args)
}
// New creates a new Env instance that embeds a gmnlisp.World and
// sets up a pseudoterminal session and related communication structures.
// This allows users to customize and control the Lisp environment flexibly.
func New() (*Env, error) {
term, err := NewTerm()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
watcher := NewWatcher(term)
env := &Env{
term: term,
w: watcher,
}
gmnlisp.NewLineOnFormat = []byte{'\r', '\n'}
lisp := gmnlisp.New()
env.World = lisp.Flet(
gmnlisp.Functions{
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("send"): &gmnlisp.Function{Min: 1, F: env.send},
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("sendln"): &gmnlisp.Function{Min: 1, F: env.sendln},
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("spawn"): &gmnlisp.Function{Min: 1, F: env.spawn},
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("expect*"): gmnlisp.SpecialF(env.expectX),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("expect"): gmnlisp.SpecialF(env.expect),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("getenv"): gmnlisp.Function1(env.getenv),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("setenv"): gmnlisp.Function2(env.setenv),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("wait"): gmnlisp.Function1(env.wait),
})
return env, nil
}
// RunString executes a Lisp script given directly as a string.
//
// - script: the Lisp source code to be executed (equivalent to the contents of a file).
// - args: typically corresponds to os.Args[1:].
// - args[0]: the script file name (not used directly).
// - args[1:]: arguments passed to the script.
func RunString(script string, args []string) error {
env, err := New()
if err != nil {
return err
}
defer env.Close()
posixArgv := []gmnlisp.Node{}
for _, s := range args[1:] {
posixArgv = append(posixArgv, gmnlisp.String(s))
}
executable := os.Args[0]
if value, err := os.Executable(); err == nil {
executable = value
}
lisp := env.Let(gmnlisp.Variables{
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("ARGV"): gmnlisp.List(posixArgv...),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("*argv*"): gmnlisp.List(posixArgv...),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("PROGRAM-NAME"): gmnlisp.String(args[0]),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("*program-name*"): gmnlisp.String(args[0]),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("EXECUTABLE-NAME"): gmnlisp.String(executable),
gmnlisp.NewSymbol("*executable-name*"): gmnlisp.String(executable),
})
ctx, cancel := context.WithCancel(context.Background())
_, err = lisp.Interpret(ctx, script)
cancel()
return err
}