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gf-core/src/runtime/haskell/PGF2/Transactions.hsc

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module PGF2.Transactions
( Transaction
, modifyPGF
, branchPGF
, checkoutPGF
, createFunction
) where
import PGF2.FFI
import PGF2.Expr
import Foreign
import Foreign.C
import qualified Foreign.Concurrent as C
import Control.Exception
#include <pgf/pgf.h>
newtype Transaction a =
Transaction (Ptr PgfDB -> Ptr PgfRevision -> Ptr PgfExn -> IO a)
instance Functor Transaction where
fmap f (Transaction g) = Transaction $ \c_db c_revision c_exn -> do
res <- g c_db c_revision c_exn
return (f res)
instance Applicative Transaction where
pure x = Transaction $ \c_db c_revision c_exn -> return x
f <*> g = do
f <- f
g <- g
return (f g)
instance Monad Transaction where
(Transaction f) >>= g = Transaction $ \c_db c_revision c_exn -> do
res <- f c_db c_revision c_exn
ex_type <- (#peek PgfExn, type) c_exn
if (ex_type :: (#type PgfExnType)) == (#const PGF_EXN_NONE)
then case g res of
Transaction g -> g c_db c_revision c_exn
else return undefined
{- | @modifyPGF gr t@ updates the grammar @gr@ by performing the
transaction @t@. The changes are applied to the new grammar
returned by the function, while any further operations with @gr@
will still work with the old grammar. The newly created grammar
also replaces the corresponding branch. In the example:
> do gr <- readPGF "my_grammar.pgf"
> Just ty = readType "S"
> gr1 <- modifyPGF gr (createFunction "foo" ty)
> gr2 <- checkoutPGF gr "master"
> print (functionType gr2 "foo")
both @gr1@ and @gr2@ will refer to the new grammar which contains
the new function @foo@.
-}
modifyPGF :: PGF -> Transaction a -> IO PGF
modifyPGF = branchPGF_ nullPtr
{- | @branchPGF gr branch_name t@ is similar to @modifyPGF gr t@,
except that it stores the result as a branch with the given name.
-}
branchPGF :: PGF -> String -> Transaction a -> IO PGF
branchPGF p name t =
withText name $ \c_name ->
branchPGF_ c_name p t
branchPGF_ :: Ptr PgfText -> PGF -> Transaction a -> IO PGF
branchPGF_ c_name p (Transaction f) =
withForeignPtr (a_db p) $ \c_db ->
withForeignPtr (revision p) $ \c_revision ->
withPgfExn $ \c_exn ->
mask $ \restore -> do
c_revision <- pgf_clone_revision c_db c_revision c_name c_exn
ex_type <- (#peek PgfExn, type) c_exn
if (ex_type :: (#type PgfExnType)) == (#const PGF_EXN_NONE)
then do ((restore (f c_db c_revision c_exn))
`catch`
(\e -> do
pgf_free_revision c_db c_revision
throwIO (e :: SomeException)))
ex_type <- (#peek PgfExn, type) c_exn
if (ex_type :: (#type PgfExnType)) == (#const PGF_EXN_NONE)
then do pgf_commit_revision c_db c_revision c_exn
ex_type <- (#peek PgfExn, type) c_exn
if (ex_type :: (#type PgfExnType)) == (#const PGF_EXN_NONE)
then do fptr2 <- C.newForeignPtr c_revision (withForeignPtr (a_db p) (\c_db -> pgf_free_revision c_db c_revision))
return (PGF (a_db p) fptr2 (langs p))
else do pgf_free_revision c_db c_revision
return p
else do pgf_free_revision c_db c_revision
return p
else return p
{- | Retrieves the branch with the given name -}
checkoutPGF :: PGF -> String -> IO (Maybe PGF)
checkoutPGF p name =
withForeignPtr (a_db p) $ \c_db ->
withText name $ \c_name -> do
c_revision <- withPgfExn (pgf_checkout_revision c_db c_name)
if c_revision == nullPtr
then return Nothing
else do fptr2 <- C.newForeignPtr c_revision (withForeignPtr (a_db p) (\c_db -> pgf_free_revision c_db c_revision))
return (Just (PGF (a_db p) fptr2 (langs p)))
createFunction :: Fun -> Type -> Float -> Transaction ()
createFunction name ty prob = Transaction $ \c_db c_revision c_exn ->
withText name $ \c_name ->
bracket (newStablePtr ty) freeStablePtr $ \c_ty ->
withForeignPtr marshaller $ \m -> do
pgf_create_function c_db c_revision c_name c_ty prob m c_exn