Struct Interp 

pub struct Interp { /* private fields */ }

An interpreter session. Holds the program-wide callable and class tables, one scope per file, and the mutable run state (recursion depth, current location). A doge repl session reuses one Interp across snippets, so bindings persist.

Implementations

impl Interp

pub fn call_entry_function(&mut self, name: &str) -> DogeResult<Value>

Call a top-level function of the entry file by name with no arguments, returning its value or the (catchable) error it raised. The test runner drives each discovered test-prefixed function through this, after Interp::prepare has integrated the program.

impl Interp

pub fn run(&mut self, program: Arc<Program>) -> DogeResult<()>

Integrate a loaded program and run its entry file to completion.

pub fn prepare(&mut self, program: Arc<Program>) -> DogeResult<()>

Integrate a loaded program without running its entry body — the setup the test runner needs before it drives individual test-prefixed functions with [call_entry_function]. A module constant initializer that failed during integration surfaces here, just as it would when the entry runs.

pub fn error_site(&self) -> (usize, u32)

The file id and line the interpreter last executed — the site of an uncaught error, for the caller to render a doge-flavored location.

pub fn new() -> Interp

A fresh session with only the runtime natives (builtins + stdlib) registered.

pub fn session_scope(&self) -> SessionScope

The session’s accumulated top-level scope, for seeding the checker of the next snippet. Built from live interpreter state so the checker and runtime never disagree about what is in scope.

pub fn eval_snippet( &mut self, path: &str, script: &Script, ) -> DogeResult<Option<Value>>

Evaluate one checked REPL snippet in the session: integrate its definitions, run its statements, and return the value of a trailing bare expression for the prompt to echo (None when the last statement is not a bare expression).

Trait Implementations

impl Default for Interp

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.