package eval

import (
	
	

	
	
	
	
)

// compiler maintains the set of states needed when compiling a single source
// file.
type compiler struct {
	// Builtin namespace.
	builtin *staticNs
	// Lexical namespaces.
	scopes []*staticNs
	// Sources of captured variables.
	captures []*staticUpNs
	// Destination of warning messages. This is currently only used for
	// deprecation messages.
	warn io.Writer
	// Deprecation registry.
	deprecations deprecationRegistry
	// Information about the source.
	srcMeta parse.Source
}

type capture struct {
	name string
	// If true, the captured variable is from the immediate outer level scope,
	// i.e. the local scope the lambda is evaluated in. Otherwise the captured
	// variable is from a more outer level, i.e. the upvalue scope the lambda is
	// evaluated in.
	local bool
	// Index to the captured variable.
	index int
}

func (,  *staticNs,  parse.Tree,  io.Writer) ( nsOp,  error) {
	 = .clone()
	 := &compiler{
		, []*staticNs{}, []*staticUpNs{new(staticUpNs)},
		, newDeprecationRegistry(), .Source}
	defer func() {
		 := recover()
		if  == nil {
			return
		} else if  := GetCompilationError();  != nil {
			// Save the compilation error and stop the panic.
			 = 
		} else {
			// Resume the panic; it is not supposed to be handled here.
			panic()
		}
	}()
	 := .chunkOp(.Root)
	return nsOp{, }, nil
}

type nsOp struct {
	inner    effectOp
	template *staticNs
}

// Prepares the local namespace, and returns the namespace and a function for
// executing the inner effectOp. Mutates fm.local.
func ( nsOp) ( *Frame) (*Ns, func() Exception) {
	if len(.template.names) > len(.local.names) {
		 := len(.template.names)
		 := &Ns{make([]vars.Var, ), .template.names, .template.deleted}
		copy(.slots, .local.slots)
		for  := len(.local.names);  < ; ++ {
			.slots[] = MakeVarFromName(.names[])
		}
		.local = 
	} else {
		// If no new has been created, there might still be some existing
		// variables deleted.
		.local = &Ns{.local.slots, .local.names, .template.deleted}
	}
	return .local, func() Exception { return .inner.exec() }
}

const compilationErrorType = "compilation error"

func ( *compiler) ( diag.Ranger,  string,  ...interface{}) {
	// The panic is caught by the recover in compile above.
	panic(&diag.Error{
		Type:    compilationErrorType,
		Message: fmt.Sprintf(, ...),
		Context: *diag.NewContext(.srcMeta.Name, .srcMeta.Code, )})
}

// GetCompilationError returns a *diag.Error if the given value is a compilation
// error. Otherwise it returns nil.
func ( interface{}) *diag.Error {
	if ,  := .(*diag.Error);  && .Type == compilationErrorType {
		return 
	}
	return nil
}
func ( *compiler) () *staticNs {
	return .scopes[len(.scopes)-1]
}

func ( *compiler) () (*staticNs, *staticUpNs) {
	 := new(staticNs)
	 := new(staticUpNs)
	.scopes = append(.scopes, )
	.captures = append(.captures, )
	return , 
}

func ( *compiler) () {
	.scopes[len(.scopes)-1] = nil
	.scopes = .scopes[:len(.scopes)-1]
	.captures[len(.captures)-1] = nil
	.captures = .captures[:len(.captures)-1]
}

func ( *compiler) ( string,  diag.Ranger) {
	 := ""
	 := 16
	switch  {
	case "fopen~":
		 = `the "fopen" command is deprecated; use "file:open" instead`
	case "fclose~":
		 = `the "fclose" command is deprecated; use "file:close" instead`
	case "pipe~":
		 = `the "pipe" command is deprecated; use "file:pipe" instead`
	case "prclose~":
		 = `the "prclose" command is deprecated; use "file:prclose" instead`
	case "pwclose":
		 = `the "pwclose" command is deprecated; use "file:pwclose" instead`
	default:
		return
	}
	.deprecate(, , )
}

func ( *compiler) ( diag.Ranger,  string,  int) {
	if .warn == nil ||  == nil {
		return
	}
	 := deprecation{.srcMeta.Name, .Range(), }
	if prog.DeprecationLevel >=  && .deprecations.register() {
		 := diag.Error{
			Type: "deprecation", Message: ,
			Context: diag.Context{
				Name: .srcMeta.Name, Source: .srcMeta.Code, Ranging: .Range()}}
		fmt.Fprintln(.warn, .Show(""))
	}
}