[cells-devel] Re: [cello-devel] Constructor syntax
Thomas F. Burdick
tfb at OCF.Berkeley.EDU
Tue May 11 22:52:51 UTC 2004
Kenny Tilton writes:
> if you want to send me something with these two amendments I will
> manually merge with the Cells I have here, currently a subdirectory of
> Cello, and then future Cello/Cells releases will have that. I guess I am
> still leaning towards that structure, in which Cells can be accessed
> indepenendently but from within the larger Cello context.
Coolio, let's get it in CVS, over in Cello-land, then.
I tried to add unbound-cells support to Cells itself, and I think it
works, but I wasn't expecting it to. In short:
(defmodel adder ()
((x :accessor adder-x :initform (cv))
(y :accessor adder-y :initform (cv))
(sum :accessor adder-sum :initform (c? (+ (^adder-x) (^adder-y))))))
(defparameter >>adder (to-be (make-instance 'adder)))
(setf (adder-x >>adder) 0)
The above happily works. It doesn't trigger the rule until I do:
(adder-sum >>adder)
=> <unbound-cell error>
Am I crazy, or shouldn't it have given me that when I set adder-x to
0? Even if I am crazy, and that should work fine, one change does
need to be made: cells doesn't currently catch the unbound-cell
errors, because I wasn't sure where in the propagation code to put it.
Here are my changes:
========== in cells.lisp
(defconstant +unbound+ '+unbound+)
(define-condition unbound-cell (unbound-slot) ())
========== in cell-types.lisp
(defmacro c-formula ((&rest keys &key lazy cyclic-p cyclic-value) &body forms)
(declare (ignore lazy cyclic-p cyclic-value))
`(make-c-dependent :code ',forms :rule (c-lambda , at forms)
, at keys))
(defmacro c-variable ((&rest keys &key cyclic-p) &optional (value +unbound+))
(declare (ignore cyclic-p))
`(make-c-variable :value ,value , at keys))
(defmacro cv (&optional (defn +unbound+))
`(make-c-variable
:value ,defn)) ;; use c-independent if need deferred execution
========== in defmodel.lisp
=============== this isn't particularly related, it just quiets down
=============== SBCL a little.
;
; ------- defclass --------------- (^slot-value ,model ',',slotname)
;
(progn
(defclass ,class ,(or directsupers '(model-object));; now we can def the class
,(mapcar (lambda (s)
(list* (car s)
(let ((ias (cdr s)))
;; We handle accessor below
(when (getf ias :cell t)
(remf ias :reader)
(remf ias :writer)
(remf ias :accessor))
(remf ias :cell)
(remf ias :cwhen)
(remf ias :unchanged-if)
ias))) (mapcar #'copy-list slotspecs))
(:documentation
,@(or (cdr (find :documentation options :key #'car))
'("chya")))
(:default-initargs ;; nil ok and needed: acl oddity in re not clearing d-i's sans this
,@(cdr (find :default-initargs options :key #'car)))
(:metaclass ,(or (find :metaclass options :key #'car)
'standard-class)))
========== in md-slot-value.lisp
=============== in defun md-slot-value
; this next bit is not written (c-relay-value <link> (etypecase slot-c...))
; because that would link before accessing possibly an invalid ruled slot
; (during md-awaken), and after calculating it would propagate to users and
; re-enter this calculation. Switching the order of the parameters would
; also work, but we need to document this very specific order of operations
; anyway, can't just leave that to the left-right thing.
;
(let ((slot-value (etypecase slot-c
(null (bd-slot-value self slot-spec))
(c-variable (c-value slot-c))
(c-ruled (c-ruled-slot-value slot-c)))))
(format *debug-io* "slot ~S of ~S is ~S" self slot-spec slot-value)
(when (eql slot-value +unbound+)
(error 'unbound-cell :instance self :name slot-spec))
(c-relay-value
(when (car *c-calculators*)
(c-link-ex slot-c))
slot-value)))
========== in model-object.lisp
(defun c-install (self sn c)
(assert (typep c 'cell))
(trc nil "installing cell" sn c)
(setf
(c-model c) self
(c-slot-spec c) sn
(md-slot-cell self sn) c
(slot-value self sn) (when (typep c 'c-variable)
(c-value c)))
(when (eql (slot-value self sn) +unbound+)
(slot-makunbound self sn)))
Phew! Okay, I'm making sure I only edit verion-controlled source from
now on, so I can make Emacs do the differencing work for me.
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