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------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- A library to represent JavaScript programs. --- --- @author Michael Hanus --- @version May 2017 --- @category general ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ module JavaScript.Types ( JSExp(..), JSStat(..), JSBranch(..), JSFDecl(..), jsConsTerm ) where ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- Type of JavaScript expressions. --- @cons JSString - string constant --- @cons JSInt - integer constant --- @cons JSBool - Boolean constant --- @cons JSIVar - indexed variable --- @cons JSIArrayIdx - array access to index array variable --- @cons JSOp - infix operator expression --- @cons JSFCall - function call --- @cons JSApply - function call where the function is an expression --- @cons JSLambda - (anonymous) function with indexed variables as arguments data JSExp = JSString String | JSInt Int | JSBool Bool | JSIVar Int | JSIArrayIdx Int Int | JSOp String JSExp JSExp | JSFCall String [JSExp] | JSApply JSExp JSExp | JSLambda [Int] [JSStat] deriving Eq --- Type of JavaScript statements. --- @cons JSAssign - assignment --- @cons JSIf - conditional --- @cons JSSwitch - switch statement --- @cons JSPCall - procedure call --- @cons JSReturn - return statement --- @cons JSVarDecl - local variable declaration data JSStat = JSAssign JSExp JSExp | JSIf JSExp [JSStat] [JSStat] | JSSwitch JSExp [JSBranch] | JSPCall String [JSExp] | JSReturn JSExp | JSVarDecl Int deriving Eq -- Type of branches in a switch statement. --- @cons JSCase - case branch --- @cons JSDefault - default branch data JSBranch = JSCase String [JSStat] | JSDefault [JSStat] deriving Eq -- Type of JavaScript function declarations. data JSFDecl = JSFDecl String [Int] [JSStat] deriving Eq ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --- Representation of constructor terms in JavaScript as array structures. --- @param cons - the name of the data constructor --- @param args - the arguments of the constructor term jsConsTerm :: String -> [JSExp] -> JSExp jsConsTerm cons args = JSFCall "new Array" (JSString cons : args) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |