pub struct RustAstWrapper { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Wraps Rust code for REPL execution
Adds necessary scaffolding for dynamic library compilation and execution.
§Examples
use oxur_repl::wrapper::RustAstWrapper;
let wrapper = RustAstWrapper::new();
let user_code = "let x = 42;\nprintln!(\"x = {}\", x);";
let wrapped = wrapper.wrap("test_key", user_code, None).unwrap();
// wrapped contains:
// - #[no_mangle]
// - pub extern "C" fn oxur_eval_test_key()
// - user code inside the functionImplementations§
Source§impl RustAstWrapper
impl RustAstWrapper
Sourcepub fn with_debug(self, debug: bool) -> Self
pub fn with_debug(self, debug: bool) -> Self
Create a new wrapper with debug mode
Sourcepub fn wrap(
&self,
cache_key: impl AsRef<str>,
user_code: impl AsRef<str>,
source_map: Option<&SourceMap>,
) -> Result<String>
pub fn wrap( &self, cache_key: impl AsRef<str>, user_code: impl AsRef<str>, source_map: Option<&SourceMap>, ) -> Result<String>
Sourcepub fn wrap_with_store(
&self,
cache_key: impl AsRef<str>,
user_code: impl AsRef<str>,
variables: &[(String, String)],
_source_map: Option<&SourceMap>,
) -> Result<String>
pub fn wrap_with_store( &self, cache_key: impl AsRef<str>, user_code: impl AsRef<str>, variables: &[(String, String)], _source_map: Option<&SourceMap>, ) -> Result<String>
Wrap code with variable store access
Generates code that:
- Loads specified variables from VariableStore
- Executes user code
- Stores variables back to VariableStore
- (Phase 4) Adds source map comments for error translation
§Arguments
cache_key- Cache key for function naminguser_code- User’s Rust code to wrapvariables- Variables to load/store (name, type) pairs_source_map- Optional source map for Phase 4 integration (currently unused)
§Returns
Complete Rust source code with VariableStore integration
§Examples
use oxur_repl::wrapper::RustAstWrapper;
let wrapper = RustAstWrapper::new();
let code = "let z = x + y;";
let vars = vec![("x".to_string(), "i32".to_string()),
("y".to_string(), "i32".to_string())];
let wrapped = wrapper.wrap_with_store("test", code, &vars, None).unwrap();
// Generated code will load x and y, execute code, store z backSourcepub fn extract_variables(
&self,
user_code: impl AsRef<str>,
) -> Vec<(String, String)>
pub fn extract_variables( &self, user_code: impl AsRef<str>, ) -> Vec<(String, String)>
Extract variable definitions from user code
Uses TypeInference to find all variable bindings and their types.
§Returns
A list of (variable_name, type_name) pairs found in the code.
§Examples
use oxur_repl::wrapper::RustAstWrapper;
let wrapper = RustAstWrapper::new();
let code = "let x: i32 = 42; let y = 100;";
let vars = wrapper.extract_variables(code);
assert!(vars.iter().any(|(name, _)| name == "x"));Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for RustAstWrapper
impl Clone for RustAstWrapper
Source§fn clone(&self) -> RustAstWrapper
fn clone(&self) -> RustAstWrapper
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for RustAstWrapper
impl Debug for RustAstWrapper
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impl Freeze for RustAstWrapper
impl RefUnwindSafe for RustAstWrapper
impl Send for RustAstWrapper
impl Sync for RustAstWrapper
impl Unpin for RustAstWrapper
impl UnwindSafe for RustAstWrapper
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