Update TypeScript definitions for gflib.js

Still not 100% tested: best solution will really be to rewrite
gflib.js in TypeScript and at the same time use ES modules
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John J. Camilleri
2019-05-29 14:43:28 +02:00
parent 8c18d7162f
commit bd7753db1a

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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
/**
* gflib.dt.s
* gflib.d.ts
*
* by John J. Camilleri
*
* TypeScript type definitions for the "original" JS GF runtime (GF:src/runtime/javascript/gflib.js)
* TypeScript type definitions for the pure JavaScript runtime (/src/runtime/javascript/gflib.js)
*/
// Note: the String prototype is extended with:
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ declare class GFConcrete {
flags: {[key: string]: string}
productions: {[key: number]: ApplyOrCoerce[]}
functions: CncFun[]
sequences: Array<Array<Sym>>
sequences: Sym[][]
startCats: {[key: string]: {s: number, e: number}}
totalFIds: number
pproductions: {[key: number]: ApplyOrCoerce[]}
@@ -96,12 +96,12 @@ declare class GFConcrete {
flags: {[key: string]: string},
productions: {[key: number]: ApplyOrCoerce[]},
functions: CncFun[],
sequences: Array<Array<Sym>>,
sequences: Sym[][],
startCats: {[key: string]: {s: number, e: number}},
totalFIds: number
)
linearizeSyms(tree: Fun, tag: string): Array<{fid: FId, table: any}>
linearizeSyms(tree: Fun, tag: string): {fid: FId, table: any}[]
syms2toks(syms: Sym[]): string[]
linearizeAll(tree: Fun): string[]
linearize(tree: Fun): string
@@ -257,9 +257,9 @@ declare class Trie {
value: any
items: Trie[]
insertChain(keys, obj): void
insertChain1(keys, obj): void
lookup(key, obj): any
insertChain(keys: string[], obj: any): void
insertChain1(keys: string[], obj: any): void
lookup(key: string, obj: any): any
isEmpty(): boolean
}
@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ declare class ParseState {
complete(correntToken: string): Trie
extractTrees(): any[]
process(
agenda,
agenda: ActiveItem[],
literalCallback: (fid: FId) => any,
tokenCallback: (tokens: string[], item: any) => any
): void
@@ -288,25 +288,25 @@ declare class ParseState {
* Chart
*/
declare class Chart {
active: any
actives: {[key: number]: any}
passive: any
forest: {[key: number]: ApplyOrCoerce[]}
active: {[key: number]: ActiveItem} // key: FId
actives: {[key: number]: ActiveItem}[] // key: FId
passive: {[key: string]: FId}
forest: {[key: number]: ApplyOrCoerce[]} // key: FId
nextId: number
offset: number
constructor(concrete: GFConcrete)
lookupAC(fid: FId,label)
lookupACo(offset, fid: FId, label)
lookupAC(fid: FId, label: number): ActiveItem[]
lookupACo(offset: number, fid: FId, label: number): ActiveItem[]
labelsAC(fid: FId)
insertAC(fid: FId, label, items): void
labelsAC(fid: FId): ActiveItem
insertAC(fid: FId, label: number, items: any[]): void
lookupPC(fid: FId, label, offset)
insertPC(fid1: FId, label, offset, fid2: FId): void
lookupPC(fid: FId, label: number, offset: number): FId
insertPC(fid1: FId, label: number, offset: number, fid2: FId): void
shift(): void
expandForest(fid: FId): any[]
expandForest(fid: FId): Apply[]
}
/**
@@ -316,7 +316,7 @@ declare class ActiveItem {
offset: number
dot: number
fun: CncFun
seq: Array<Sym>
seq: Sym[]
args: PArg[]
fid: FId
lbl: number
@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ declare class ActiveItem {
offset: number,
dot: number,
fun: CncFun,
seq: Array<Sym>,
seq: Sym[],
args: PArg[],
fid: FId,
lbl: number