tame/core/vector/list.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<package xmlns="http://www.lovullo.com/rater"
  xmlns:c="http://www.lovullo.com/calc"
  xmlns:t="http://www.lovullo.com/rater/apply-template"
  core="true"
  desc="Treating vectors as lists">

  <import package="../base" />



  <!--
    This abstraction relieves the developer of one of the most common
    lisp-style recursions: recursing over a set's cdr until empty.

    This template recurses and, as such, should only be used within functions.
  -->
  <template name="_cons-until-empty_" desc="Generate empty base case for functions that recurse on cdrs of sets">
    <param name="@values@" desc="Body" />

    <param name="@set@" desc="Set to operate on" />
    <param name="@car@" desc="Variable in which to store car of the set">
      <text>__car</text>
    </param>
    <param name="@cdr@" desc="Variable in which to store the cdr of the set">
      <text>__cdr</text>
    </param>

    <param name="@base@" desc="Base set to return (otherwise an empty set)" />
    <param name="@glance@" desc="Glance at (but do nothing with) this value; recurse without action" />

    <!-- intended for use by merge-until-empty to reduce duplicate code; not to
         be set via direct template applications -->
    <param name="@merge@" desc="Perform merge instead of cons; system-use only" />


    <c:let>
      <c:values>
        <!-- TODO: it'd be nice if the DSL made values unique for us, unless
             they're used, to prevent potential conflicts with template callers
             -->
        <c:value name="__valn" type="integer" desc="Number of values">
          <c:length-of>
            <c:value-of name="@set@" />
          </c:length-of>
        </c:value>
      </c:values>

      <c:cases>
        <c:case>
          <c:when name="__valn">
            <c:eq>
              <c:const value="0" type="integer" desc="When there are no more elements in the set" />
            </c:eq>
          </c:when>

          <!-- if a base set was provided, return that; otherwise, return an empty set -->
          <if name="@base@">
            <c:value-of name="@base@" />
          </if>
          <unless name="@base@">
            <!-- return an empty set -->
            <c:set />
          </unless>
        </c:case>

        <c:otherwise>
          <c:let>
            <c:values>
              <c:value name="@car@" type="float" desc="Car of set">
                <c:car>
                  <c:value-of name="@set@" />
                </c:car>
              </c:value>

              <c:value name="@cdr@" type="float" desc="Cdr of set">
                <c:cdr>
                  <c:value-of name="@set@" />
                </c:cdr>
              </c:value>
            </c:values>

            <!-- this case statement will be optimized away if we have no
                 @glance@ value -->
            <c:cases>
              <!-- if we have a glancing value, then immediately recurse
                   without processing if we have a match -->
              <if name="@glance@">
                <c:case>
                  <c:when name="@car@">
                    <c:eq>
                      <c:value-of name="@glance@" />
                    </c:eq>
                  </c:when>

                  <c:recurse>
                    <c:arg name="@set@">
                      <c:value-of name="@cdr@" />
                    </c:arg>
                  </c:recurse>
                </c:case>
              </if>

              <!-- otherwise, process as normal -->
              <c:otherwise>
                <unless name="@merge@">
                  <!-- here's our recursive operation: cons the result of processing
                       this car with the result of recursively processing the cdr
                       (note that c:recurse will recurse on the function that applied
                       this template, _not_ on the template itself)-->
                  <c:cons>
                    <param-copy name="@values@" />

                    <c:recurse>
                      <c:arg name="@set@">
                        <c:value-of name="@cdr@" />
                      </c:arg>
                    </c:recurse>
                  </c:cons>
                </unless>

                <if name="@merge@">
                  <!-- the order is different from the cons above to maintain
                       consistency in the returned set -->
                  <c:apply name="vmerge">
                    <c:arg name="vector">
                      <c:recurse>
                        <c:arg name="@set@">
                          <c:value-of name="@cdr@" />
                        </c:arg>
                      </c:recurse>
                    </c:arg>

                    <c:arg name="onto">
                      <param-copy name="@values@" />
                    </c:arg>
                  </c:apply>
                </if>
              </c:otherwise>
            </c:cases>
          </c:let>
        </c:otherwise>
      </c:cases>
    </c:let>
  </template>



  <!--
    Like cons-until-empty, except that it merges each application instead of cons-ing it.

    This template recurses and, as such, should only be used within functions.
  -->
  <template name="_merge-until-empty_" desc="Generate empty base case for functions that recursively merge on cdrs of sets">
    <param name="@values@" desc="Body" />

    <param name="@set@" desc="Set to operate on" />
    <param name="@car@" desc="Variable in which to store car of the set" />
    <param name="@cdr@" desc="Variable in which to store the cdr of the set">
      <text>__cdr</text>
    </param>

    <param name="@glance@" desc="Glance at (but do nothing with) this value; recurse without action" />

    <!-- to reduce duplicate template code, we simply set a merge flag on cons-until-empty -->
    <t:cons-until-empty set="@set@" car="@car@" cdr="@cdr@" glance="@glance@" merge="true">
      <param-copy name="@values@" />
    </t:cons-until-empty>
  </template>



  <!--
    Merges two vectors
  -->
  <function name="vmerge" desc="Merge two vectors (does not remove duplicates)">
    <param name="vector" type="float" set="vector" desc="Vector to merge" />
    <param name="onto"   type="float" set="vector" desc="Vector to append to" />

    <!-- the template handles much of this for us: just keep cons'ing the car
         until we have nothing more to cons, then that gets cons'd onto the
         base -->
    <t:cons-until-empty set="vector" car="car" base="onto">
      <c:value-of name="car" />
    </t:cons-until-empty>
  </function>
</package>