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%% Copyright (c) 2015 Basho Technologies, Inc.
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%% This file is provided to you under the Apache License,
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%% Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file
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%% http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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%% Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
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%% software distributed under the License is distributed on an
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%% under the License.
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%%
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%%-------------------------------------------------------------------
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-module(intercept).
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%% Export explicit API but also send compile directive to export all
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%% because some of these private functions are useful in their own
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%% right.
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-export([add/3, add/4]).
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-compile(export_all).
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-type abstract_code() :: term().
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-type form() :: term().
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-type proplist(K, V) :: proplists:proplist(K, V).
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-type fun_name() :: atom().
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
2014-04-06 13:32:27 +00:00
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-type fun_type() :: fun_name() | tuple().
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-type target_fun() :: {fun_name(), arity()}.
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
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-type intercept_fun() :: fun_type().
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-type mapping() :: proplist(target_fun(), intercept_fun()).
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-type form_mod() :: fun((form()) -> form()).
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-type code_mod() :: fun((form(), abstract_code()) -> abstract_code()).
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%% The "original" is the `Target' module with the suffix `_orig'. It
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%% is where original code for the `Target' module resides after
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%% intercepts are added.
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-define(ORIGINAL(Mod), list_to_atom(atom_to_list(Mod) ++ "_orig")).
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-define(FAKE_LINE_NO,1).
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%% @doc Add intercepts against the `Target' module.
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%%
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%% `Target' - The module on which to intercept calls.
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%% E.g. `hashtree'.
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%%
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%% `Intercept' - The module containing intercept definitions.
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%% E.g. `hashtree_intercepts'
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%%
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%% `Mapping' - The mapping from target functions to intercept
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%% functions.
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%%
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%% E.g. `[{{update_perform,2}, sleep_update_perform}]'
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-spec add(module(), module(), mapping()) -> ok.
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add(Target, Intercept, Mapping, OutDir) ->
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Original = ?ORIGINAL(Target),
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TargetAC = get_abstract_code(Target),
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ProxyAC = make_proxy_abstract_code(Target, Intercept, Mapping,
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Original, TargetAC),
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OrigAC = make_orig_abstract_code(Target, Original, TargetAC),
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ok = compile_and_load(Original, OrigAC, OutDir),
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ok = compile_and_load(Target, ProxyAC, OutDir).
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add(Target, Intercept, Mapping) ->
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add(Target, Intercept, Mapping, undefined).
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Compile the abstract code `AC' and load it into the code server.
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-spec compile_and_load(module(), abstract_code(), undefined | string()) -> ok.
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compile_and_load(Module, AC, OutDir) ->
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
2014-04-06 13:32:27 +00:00
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{ok, Module, Bin} = compile:forms(AC,[debug_info]),
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ModStr = atom_to_list(Module),
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_ = is_list(OutDir) andalso
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file:write_file(filename:join(OutDir, ModStr ++ ".beam"), Bin),
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{module, Module} = code:load_binary(Module, ModStr, Bin),
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ok.
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%% @private
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-spec make_orig_abstract_code(module(), module(), abstract_code()) ->
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abstract_code().
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make_orig_abstract_code(Target, OrigName, TargetAC) ->
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export_all(move_all_funs(Target, change_module_name(OrigName, TargetAC))).
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Make the abstract code for the proxy module. The proxy module
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%% sits in place of the original module and decides whether to
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%% forward to the `Intercept' or the `Original' depending on the
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%% `Mapping'.
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-spec make_proxy_abstract_code(module(), module(), mapping(),
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module(), abstract_code()) ->
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abstract_code().
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make_proxy_abstract_code(Target, Intercept, Mapping, Original, TargetAC) ->
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AC1 = forward_all(Original, TargetAC),
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AC2 = export_all(change_module_name(Target, AC1)),
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apply_intercepts(AC2, Intercept, Mapping).
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Apply intercepts to the abstract code `AC' based on `Mapping'.
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-spec apply_intercepts(abstract_code(), module(), mapping()) -> abstract_code().
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apply_intercepts(AC, Intercept, Mapping) ->
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apply_to_funs(mapping_fun(Intercept, Mapping), AC).
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Return a form modifier function that uses `Mapping' to
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%% determine if a function should be modified to forward to the
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%% `Intercept' module.
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-spec mapping_fun(module(), proplists:proplist()) -> form_mod().
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mapping_fun(Intercept, Mapping) ->
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fun(Form) ->
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Key = {fun_name(Form), fun_arity(Form)},
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case proplists:get_value(Key, Mapping, '$none') of
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'$none' ->
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Form;
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
2014-04-06 13:32:27 +00:00
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InterceptFun ->
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forward(Intercept, InterceptFun, Form)
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end
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end.
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Modify the abstract code `AC' to forward all function calls to
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%% `Module' and move the original definitions under
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%% `<function_name>_orig'.
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-spec move_all_funs(module(), abstract_code()) -> abstract_code().
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move_all_funs(Module, AC) ->
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lists:reverse(lists:foldl(move_all_funs(Module), [], AC)).
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Return a function which folds over the abstract code of a
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%% module, represented by `Form'. Every function is modified to
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%% forward to `ModuleName' and it's original definition is stored
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%% under `<function_name>_orig'.
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-spec move_all_funs(module()) -> code_mod().
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move_all_funs(ModuleName) ->
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fun(Form, NewAC) ->
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case is_fun(Form) of
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false ->
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[Form|NewAC];
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true ->
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%% Move current function code under different name
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Name = fun_name(Form),
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OrigForm = setelement(3, Form, ?ORIGINAL(Name)),
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%% Modify original function to forward to `ModuleName'
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FwdForm = forward(ModuleName, Name, Form),
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[FwdForm,OrigForm|NewAC]
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end
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end.
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Modify all function definitions in the abstract code `AC' to
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%% forward to `Module:FunName_orig'.
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-spec forward_all(module(), abstract_code()) -> abstract_code().
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forward_all(Module, AC) ->
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F = fun(Form) ->
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forward(Module, ?ORIGINAL(fun_name(Form)), Form)
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end,
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apply_to_funs(F, AC).
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%% @private
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%%
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
2014-04-06 13:32:27 +00:00
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%% @doc Modify the function `Form' to forward to `Module:Fun'.
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-spec forward(module(), fun_type(), form()) -> form().
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forward(Module, Fun, Form) ->
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Clause = hd(fun_clauses(Form)),
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Args = clause_args(Clause),
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NumArgs = length(Args),
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GenArgs = [{var,?FAKE_LINE_NO,list_to_atom("Arg" ++ integer_to_list(I))}
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|| I <- lists:seq(1,NumArgs)],
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Clause2 = clause_set_args(Clause, GenArgs),
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Clause3 = clause_clear_guards(Clause2),
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
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Body = [{call, 1,
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case Fun of
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Fun when is_atom(Fun) ->
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{remote,1,{atom,1,Module},{atom,1,Fun}};
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%% If Fun is a tuple, it's a pair comprising a list of
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%% local variables to capture and an anonymous function
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%% that's already in the abstract format. The anonymous
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%% function uses the local variables.
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{FreeVars, AnonFun} ->
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generate_fun_wrapper(FreeVars, AnonFun, NumArgs)
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end, GenArgs}],
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Clause4 = clause_set_body(Clause3, Body),
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fun_set_clauses(Form, [Clause4]).
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change_module_name(NewName, AC) ->
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lists:keyreplace(module, 3, AC, {attribute,1,module,NewName}).
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support for anonymous function intercepts
Allow intercept functions passed to rt_intercept:add/2 to be anonymous. In
compiled code they can either be a plain anonymous function, assuming they
don't use any variables from the surrounding context, or they can be a
2-tuple like this:
{[FreeVar1, ...],
fun(Arg1, ...) -> ... end}
where FreeVar1 etc. is a list of free variables to be closed over so that
they can be used within the anonymous function. For making interactive
calls to rt_intercept:add/2 from the Erlang shell, only the anonymous
function form is required, even if it uses free variables, though the
2-tuple form is also acceptable.
For compiled code, support for anonymous intercept functions is implemented
via a parse transform, and so to use anonymous functions the intercept
structure(s) containing them must be defined directly inline as part of the
final argument to rt_intercept:add/2, i.e., they cannot be first assigned
to a variable that is then used within the argument. This is because the
value of such a variable might not be visible to the parse transform.
Add a description of anonymous function intercepts to the README.
2014-04-06 13:32:27 +00:00
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Generate an anonymous function wrapper that sets up calls for an
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%% anonymous function interceptor.
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%%
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%% This function returns the abstract code equivalent of the following
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%% code. If you change this code, please update this comment.
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%%
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%% fun(__A0_, __A1_, ...) ->
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%% __Bindings0_ = lists:foldl(fun({__Bn_,__Bv_},__Acc_) ->
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%% erl_eval:add_binding(__Bn_,__Bv_,__Acc_)
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%% end,
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%% erl_eval:new_bindings(),
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%% <free vars from generate_freevars>),
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%% __Bindings = lists:foldl(fun({{var,_,__Vn_},__V_},__Acc) ->
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%% erl_eval:add_binding(__Vn_,__V_,__Acc_)
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%% end,
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%% __Bindings0_,
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%% <__A0_ etc. args from generate_freevars>),
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%% erl_eval:expr(<abstract code for AnonFun(__A0_, __A1_, ...)>,
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%% __Bindings_, none, none, value).
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%%
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generate_fun_wrapper(FreeVars, AnonFun, NumArgs) ->
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L = ?FAKE_LINE_NO,
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Args = [{var,L,list_to_atom(lists:flatten(["__A",Var+$0],"_"))} ||
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Var <- lists:seq(1, NumArgs)],
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{'fun',L,
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{clauses,
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[{clause,L,Args,[],
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[{match,L+1,
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{var,L+1,'__Bindings0_'},
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{call,L+1,
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{remote,L+1,{atom,L+1,lists},{atom,L+1,foldl}},
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[{'fun',L+1,
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{clauses,
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[{clause,L+1,
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[{tuple,L+1,[{var,L+1,'__Bn_'},{var,L+1,'__Bv_'}]},
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{var,L+1,'__Acc_'}],
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[],
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[{call,L+2,
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{remote,L+2,
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{atom,L+2,erl_eval},
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{atom,L+2,add_binding}},
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[{var,L+2,'__Bn_'},{var,L+2,'__Bv_'},{var,L+2,'__Acc_'}]}]
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}]}},
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{call,L+3,
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{remote,L+3,{atom,L+3,erl_eval},{atom,L+3,new_bindings}},[]},
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generate_freevars(FreeVars,L+3)]}},
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{match,L+4,
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{var,L+4,'__Bindings_'},
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{call,L+4,
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{remote,L+4,{atom,L+4,lists},{atom,L+4,foldl}},
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[{'fun',L+4,
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{clauses,
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[{clause,L+4,
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[{tuple,L+4,[{tuple,L+4,[{atom,L+4,var},{var,L+4,'_'},
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{var,L+4,'__Vn_'}]},{var,L+4,'__V_'}]},
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{var,L+4,'__Acc_'}],
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[],
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[{call,L+5,
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{remote,L+5,
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{atom,L+5,erl_eval},
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{atom,L+5,add_binding}},
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[{var,L+5,'__Vn_'},{var,L+5,'__V_'},{var,L+5,'__Acc_'}]}]
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}]}},
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{var,L+6,'__Bindings0_'},
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lists:foldl(fun(V,Acc) ->
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AV = erl_parse:abstract(V),
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{cons,L+6,{tuple,L+6,[AV,V]},Acc}
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end,{nil,L+6},Args)]}},
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{call,L+7,
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{remote,L+7,
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{atom,L+7,erl_eval},
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{atom,L+7,expr}},
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[erl_parse:abstract({call,L+7,AnonFun,
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[{var,L+7,V} || {var,_,V} <- Args]},L+7),
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{var,L+7,'__Bindings_'},
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{atom,L+7,none},
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{atom,L+7,none},
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{atom,L+7,value}]}]}]}}.
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Convert generate_fun_wrapper freevars to abstract code
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generate_freevars([], L) ->
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{nil,L};
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generate_freevars([FreeVar|FreeVars], L) ->
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{cons,L,
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generate_freevar(FreeVar,L),
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generate_freevars(FreeVars,L)}.
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%% @private
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%%
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%% @doc Convert one freevar to abstract code
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%%
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%% This returns an abstract format tuple representing a freevar as
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%% {VarName, VarValue}. For function values we check their env for their
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%% own freevars, but if no env is available, we raise an error. Pids,
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%% ports, and references have no abstract format, so they are first
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%% converted to binaries and the abstract format of the binary is used
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%% instead. Their abstract format values generated here convert them back
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%% from binaries to terms when accessed.
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generate_freevar({Name,Var},L) when is_function(Var) ->
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{env, Env} = erlang:fun_info(Var, env),
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|
case Env of
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[] ->
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error({badarg, Var});
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[FreeVars,_,_,Clauses] ->
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{arity, Arity} = erlang:fun_info(Var, arity),
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|
AnonFun = {'fun',L,{clauses,Clauses}},
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|
{tuple,L,
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|
[{atom,L,Name},
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generate_fun_wrapper(FreeVars, AnonFun, Arity)]}
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|
end;
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generate_freevar({Name,Var}, L)
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|
|
when is_pid(Var); is_port(Var); is_reference(Var) ->
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|
NVar = term_to_binary(Var),
|
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|
|
{tuple,L,
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|
[{atom,L,Name},
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|
{call,L,
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|
{remote,L,{atom,L,erlang},{atom,L,binary_to_term}},
|
|
|
|
[erl_parse:abstract(NVar)]}]};
|
|
|
|
generate_freevar(NameVar, L) ->
|
|
|
|
erl_parse:abstract(NameVar,L).
|
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|
|
|
2012-11-13 21:19:50 +00:00
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|
%% @private
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|
|
%%
|
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|
|
%% @doc Add the `export_all' compile directive to the abstract code `AC'.
|
|
|
|
export_all(AC) ->
|
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|
|
[A,B|Rest] = AC,
|
|
|
|
[A,B,{attribute,2,compile,export_all}|Rest].
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
%%
|
|
|
|
%% @doc Apply the form modify `F' to all forms in `AC' that are
|
|
|
|
%% function definitions.
|
|
|
|
-spec apply_to_funs(form_mod(), abstract_code()) -> abstract_code().
|
|
|
|
apply_to_funs(F, AC) ->
|
|
|
|
F2 = apply_if_fun_def(F),
|
|
|
|
lists:map(F2, AC).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
%%
|
|
|
|
%% @doc Get the abstract code for `Module'. This function assumes
|
|
|
|
%% code is compiled with `debug_info'.
|
|
|
|
-spec get_abstract_code(module()) -> abstract_code().
|
|
|
|
get_abstract_code(Module) ->
|
|
|
|
{_, Bin, _} = code:get_object_code(Module),
|
|
|
|
{ok,{_,[{abstract_code,{_,AC}}]}} = beam_lib:chunks(Bin, [abstract_code]),
|
|
|
|
AC.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
apply_if_fun_def(Fun) ->
|
|
|
|
fun(Form) when element(1, Form) == function -> Fun(Form);
|
|
|
|
(Form) -> Form
|
|
|
|
end.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
is_fun(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
element(1, Form) == function.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
clause_args(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
element(3, Form).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
clause_set_args(Form, Args) ->
|
|
|
|
setelement(3, Form, Args).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
clause_clear_guards(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
setelement(4, Form, []).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
clause_set_body(Form, Body) ->
|
|
|
|
setelement(5, Form, Body).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
fun_arity(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
element(4, Form).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
fun_clauses(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
element(5, Form).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
fun_set_clauses(Form, Clauses) ->
|
|
|
|
setelement(5, Form, Clauses).
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
%% @private
|
|
|
|
fun_name(Form) ->
|
|
|
|
element(3, Form).
|