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.github/workflows/ci.yml

@@ -6,6 +6,10 @@ on:
   pull_request:
     branches: [ master ]
 
+env:
+  ARTIFACT_NAME: "linux-clang-15.zip"
+  CLANG_VERSION: 15
+
 jobs:
   build:
     runs-on: ubuntu-latest
@@ -14,29 +18,29 @@ jobs:
       - name: Checkout std
         uses: actions/checkout@v2
 
-      - uses: robinraju/release-downloader@v1.5
+      - uses: robinraju/release-downloader@v1.9
         with:
           latest: true
+          preRelease: true
           repository: ArkScript-lang/Ark
-          fileName: "linux-clang-11.zip"
+          fileName: ${{ env.ARTIFACT_NAME }}
 
       - name: Set up files
         shell: bash
         run: |
-          unzip linux-clang-11.zip
+          unzip $ARTIFACT_NAME
           chmod u+x arkscript *.so lib/*.arkm
           cp lib/*.arkm ./
 
       - name: Update LLVM compilers
         shell: bash
         run: |
-          version=11
-          sudo apt-get install -y clang-${version} lld-${version} libc++-${version}-dev libc++abi-${version}-dev clang-tools-${version}
+          sudo apt-get install -y clang-${CLANG_VERSION} lld-${CLANG_VERSION} \
+            libc++-${CLANG_VERSION}-dev libc++abi-${CLANG_VERSION}-dev \
+            clang-tools-${CLANG_VERSION}
 
       - name: Tests
         shell: bash
         run: |
           ./arkscript --version
-          for f in tests/*.ark; do
-            ./arkscript $f -L ./
-          done
+          ./arkscript tests/all.ark -L ./

Events.ark

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-(import "List.ark")
+(import std.List)
 
 # @brief Allows to register events listeners and emit events
 # =begin

List.ark

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 # @param _func the function to call on each element
 # @details The original list is left unmodified.
 # =begin
-# (import "List.ark")
+# (import std.List)
 # (let collection [1 2 5 12])
 # (list:forEach collection (fun (element) {
 #     (print element)
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@
 # @param _L the list to iterate over
 # @details The original list is left unmodified.
 # =begin
-# (import "List.ark")
+# (import std.List)
 # (let collection [1 2 5 12])
 # (let p (list:product collection))  # => 120
 # =end
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
 # @param _L the list to iterate over
 # @details The original list is left unmodified.
 # =begin
-# (import "List.ark")
+# (import std.List)
 # (let collection [1 2 5 12])
 # (let p (list:sum collection))  # => 20
 # =end
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
         (set _index (+ 1 _index))})
     _output }))
 
-(import "Math.ark")  # needed for math:min, math:max
+(import std.Math :min :max)
 
 # @brief Drop the first n elements of a list
 # @param _L the list to work on
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@
 # @param _f the predicate
 # @details The original list is left unmodified.
 # =begin
-# (import "Math.ark")
+# (import std.Math)
 # (print (list:filter [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9] math:even))  # [2 4 6 8]
 # =end
 # @author https://github.com/rstefanic

Macros.ark

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
-!{-> (arg fn1 ...fn) {
-    !{if (> (len fn) 0)
+($ -> (arg fn1 ...fn) {
+    ($if (> (len fn) 0)
         (-> (fn1 arg) ...fn)
-        (fn1 arg)}}}
+        (fn1 arg))})
 
 # internal, do not use
-!{__suffix-dup (sym x) {
-    !{if (> x 1)
-        (__suffix-dup sym (- x 1))}
-    (symcat sym x)}}
+($ __suffix-dup (sym x) {
+    ($if (> x 1)
+        (__suffix-dup sym (- x 1)))
+    (symcat sym x)})
 
-!{partial (func ...defargs) {
-    !{bloc (__suffix-dup a (- (argcount func) (len defargs)))}
+($ partial (func ...defargs) {
+    ($ bloc (__suffix-dup a (- (argcount func) (len defargs))))
     (fun (bloc) (func ...defargs bloc))
-    !{undef bloc}}}
+    ($undef bloc)})

String.ark

@@ -135,11 +135,15 @@
     (let _pattern_sz (len _pattern))
 
     (while (!= -1 _idx) {
+        (mut _first_segment (str:slice _out 0 _idx))
+        (mut _next_segment (str:slice _out (+ _idx _pattern_sz) (- (len _out) (+ _idx _pattern_sz))))
         (set _out (+
-            (str:slice _out 0 _idx)
+            _first_segment
             _new
-            (str:slice _out (+ _idx _pattern_sz) (- (len _out) (+ _idx _pattern_sz)))))
-        (set _idx (str:find _out _pattern))})
+            _next_segment))
+        (set _idx (str:find _next_segment _pattern))
+        (if (!= -1 _idx)
+            (set _idx (+ _idx (len _first_segment) (len _new))))})
     _out }))
 
 # @brief Join a list of elements with a given string delimiter

Testing.ark

@@ -0,0 +1,190 @@
+# internal, do not use
+(let _runner (fun (_name _callable) {
+    (mut _passed 0)
+    (mut _failed 0)
+    (mut _failures [])
+    (let _case_desc "")
+    (mut _cases [])
+    (mut _case_pointer 0)
+    (mut display_cases_success false)
+
+    (let _start_time (time))
+    # run test
+    (_callable)
+    (let _end_time (time))
+
+    # no newline, yet
+    (puts _name)
+    (if (> _passed 0)
+        (puts (str:format " - {} ✅" _passed)))
+    (if (> _failed 0)
+        (puts (str:format ", {} ❌" _failed)))
+
+    (puts (str:format " in {:2.3f}ms\n" (* 1000 (- _end_time _start_time))))
+
+    (mut _i 0)
+    (let _failures_count (len _failures))
+    (while (< _i _failures_count) {
+        (print "  " (@ _failures _i))
+        (set _i (+ 1 _i))})
+
+    [_passed _failed]}))
+
+(let _test_desc (fun (_desc)
+    (if (empty? _desc)
+        ""
+        (str:format " for test '{}'" (head _desc)))))
+
+# internal, do not use
+# Has a _case_desc which also exists (empty) inside _runner so that tests without a
+# case won't crash the testing library when trying to access the case name.
+# Add the test name to a pile so that we can nicely print all the case names later.
+# Update the pointer to current case to its old value later on
+(let _case (fun (_case_desc _callable) {
+    (let _old_pointer _case_pointer)
+    (append! _cases _case_desc)
+    (_callable)
+    (pop! _cases -1)
+    (set _case_pointer _old_pointer)}))
+
+# @brief Create a test case with a label to help with debugging when one or more tests fail
+# @details Test cases can be nested.
+# @param _desc a description for the test, a string
+# @param _body test to execute
+# =begin
+# (test:suite name {
+#     (test:expect (my_function 1 2 3))
+#     (test:case "a description" {
+#         (test:expect (return_true) "return true"})
+#         (test:eq 1 2 "1 is 2, this should fail")})
+# =end
+# @author https://github.com/SuperFola
+($ test:case (_desc _body)
+    (_case _desc (fun () {_body})))
+
+# internal, do not use
+# Until _case_pointer isn't at the end of the pile (where our failing test case's is),
+# iterate on the list, writing the case name in a cascade pattern.
+# This way if we have CASE A>CASE B>CASE C and no test crashed in A nor in A>B,
+# we are still able to display the cascade A>B>C with the correct indentation.
+(let _add_case (fun () {
+    (let _target_len (len _cases))
+    (while (< _case_pointer _target_len) {
+        (mut _indent (* 2 _case_pointer))
+        (mut _fmt (if (> _indent 0) (+ "{: <" (toString _indent) "}{}") "{}{}"))
+        (append! _failures (str:format _fmt "" (@ _cases _case_pointer)))
+        (set _case_pointer (+ 1 _case_pointer))})}))
+
+# internal, do not use
+# This can only be used within a (nested or not) call to test:suite
+# because it updates _failed and _failures, which are defined by
+# test:suite call to _runner
+(let _report_error (fun (_lhs _rhs _lhs_repr _rhs_repr _desc) {
+    (set _failed (+ 1 _failed))
+
+    # If we have a case description AND the pointer isn't up to date, display the case(s)' names
+    (if (and (not (empty? _case_desc)) (!= _case_pointer (len _cases)))
+        (_add_case))
+
+    # Compute global indent for the failing test resume
+    (let _indent_case_len (* 2 (len _cases)))
+    (let _indent (if (> _indent_case_len 0)
+        (str:format (+ "{: <" (toString _indent_case_len) "}") "")
+        ""))
+    # Add the error message
+    (append! _failures (str:format "{}expected '{}' but got '{}'{}" _indent _lhs_repr _rhs_repr (_test_desc _desc)))
+
+    (let _rhs_start (+ (len _lhs_repr) (len "expected ''")))
+    (let _lhs_align (len _lhs_repr))
+    (let _rhs_align (len _rhs_repr))
+    (let _show_expected (!= _lhs_repr (toString _lhs)))
+    (let _show_real (!= _rhs_repr (toString _rhs)))
+
+    (if _show_real
+        (append! _failures
+            (str:format
+                (+ "{}{: <" (toString (len "expected ")) "}" "{: <" (toString _rhs_start) "}{:~<" (toString _rhs_align) "} {}")
+                _indent
+                # to position one char before the first ' surrounding the expected value
+                ""
+                # writes the | right under the first ' surrounding the expected value
+                (if _show_expected "|" "")
+                # begins the \~~~~ under the real value
+                (if _show_real "\\" "")
+                (if _show_real _rhs ""))))
+    (if _show_expected
+        (append! _failures
+            (str:format
+                (+ "{}{: <" (toString (len "expected ")) "}\\ {}")
+                _indent
+                ""
+                _lhs)))}))
+
+# internal, do not use
+# This can only be used within a (nested or not) call to test:suite
+# because it updates _passed, which is defined by test:suite call to _runner
+(let _report_success (fun () {
+    (set _passed (+ 1 _passed))
+    (if display_cases_success
+        (_add_case))
+}))
+
+# @brief Given a value or function call returning a boolean, generate a test case
+# @param _cond the value to test for truthiness
+# @param _desc an optional description (string) for the test
+# =begin
+# (test:suite name {
+#     (test:expect (my_function 1 2 3))
+#     (test:expect (return_true) "return true"})
+# =end
+# @author https://github.com/SuperFola
+($ test:expect (_cond ..._desc) {
+    (if (!= true _cond)
+        {
+            (set _failed (+ 1 _failed))
+            (append! _failures (str:format "{} returned {}{}" ($repr _cond) _cond) (_test_desc _desc))}
+        (_report_success))})
+
+# @brief Compare two values that should be equal and generate a test case
+# @param _expected expected value
+# @param _expr computed value to test
+# @param _desc an optional description (string) for the test
+# =begin
+# (test:suite name {
+#     (test:eq 6 (my_function 1 2 3))
+#     (test:eq 5 (foo) "foo should return 5")})
+# =end
+# @author https://github.com/SuperFola
+($ test:eq (_expected _expr ..._desc) {
+    (if (= _expected _expr)
+        (_report_success)
+        (_report_error _expected _expr ($repr _expected) ($repr _expr) _desc))})
+
+# @brief Compare two values that should **not** be equal and generate a test case
+# @param _unexpected the value we don't want
+# @param _value tested value
+# @param _desc an optional description (string) for the test
+# =begin
+# (test:suite name {
+#     (test:neq 0 (my_function 1 2 3))})
+# =end
+# @author https://github.com/SuperFola
+($ test:neq (_unexpected _value ..._desc) {
+    (if (!= _unexpected _value)
+        (_report_success)
+        (_report_error _unexpected _value ($repr _unexpected) ($repr _value) _desc))})
+
+# @brief Generate the code for a test suite
+# @details Create two variables: _name-output (a list: [successes, failures]) and _name-status (boolean, true on success)
+# @param _name test name, as an identifier
+# @param _body body of the test, a begin block
+# =begin
+# (test:suite name {
+#     (set display_cases_success true)  # default: false, when true, display all the cases names on success and failures
+#     (test:eq 6 (my_function 1 2 3))
+#     (test:eq 128 (* 8 16))})
+# =end
+# @author https://github.com/SuperFola
+($ test:suite (_name _body) {
+    (let (symcat _name "-output") (_runner ($repr _name) (fun () {_body})))
+    (let (symcat _name "-status") (= 0 (@ (symcat _name "-output") 1)))})

tests/all.ark

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+(import events-tests)
+(import exceptions-tests)
+(import functional-tests)
+(import lazy-tests)
+(import list-tests)
+(import macros-tests)
+(import math-tests)
+(import range-tests)
+(import string-tests)
+(import switch-tests)