module Antelope module Ace class Grammar # The default modifiers for generation. It's not really # recommended to (heh) modify this; however, adding your own # modifier is always acceptable. DEFAULT_MODIFIERS = [ [:recognizer, Generation::Recognizer ], [:constructor, Generation::Constructor], [:tableizer, Generation::Tableizer ] ].freeze DEFAULT_GENERATORS = { "ruby" => [Generator::Ruby] } # Handles the generation of output for the grammar. module Generation # Generates the output. First, it runs through every given # modifier, and instintates it. It then calls every modifier, # turns it into a hash, and passes that hash to each of the # given generators. # # @param options [Hash] options. # @param generators [Array] a list of generators # to use in generation. # @param modifiers [Array>] a list of # modifiers to apply to the grammar. # @return [void] def generate(options = {}, generators = :guess, modifiers = DEFAULT_MODIFIERS) mods = modifiers.map(&:last). map { |x| x.new(self) } mods.map(&:call) hash = Hash[modifiers.map(&:first).zip(mods)] # This is when we'd generate find_generators(generators, options).each do |gen| gen.new(self, hash).generate end end private # Find the corresponding generators. If the first argument # isn't `:guess`, it returns the first argument. Otherwise, # it tries to "intelligently guess" by checking the type from # the options _or_ the compiler. If it is unable to find the # type, it will raise a {NoTypeError}. # # @raise [NoTypeError] if it could not determine the type of # the generator. # @param generators [Symbol, Array] # @param options [Hash] # @return [Array] def find_generators(generators, options) return generators unless generators == :guess generators = [Generator::Output] # command line precedence... type = options[:type] || options["type"] || compiler.options.fetch(:type) generators += DEFAULT_GENERATORS.fetch(type) generators rescue KeyError => e raise NoTypeError, "Undefined type #{type}" end end end end end