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Goal

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Goal is an embeddable array programming language with a bytecode interpreter, written in Go. The command line intepreter can execute scripts or run in interactive mode. Goal shines the most in common scripting tasks, like handling columnar data or text processing. It is also suitable for exploratory programming.

Install

To install the command line interpreter, first do the following:

  • Install the go compiler.
  • Add $(go env GOPATH)/bin to your $PATH (for example export PATH="$PATH:$(go env GOPATH)/bin").

Then you can build the intepreter with:

go install ./cmd/goal

Alternatively, you may type go build -o /path/to/bin/goal ./cmd/goal to put the resulting binary in a custom location in your $PATH.

The goal command should now be available. Type goal --help for command-line usage.

Typing just goal opens the REPL. For a better experience using the REPL (to get typical keyboard shortcuts), you can install the readline wrapper rlwrap program (available as a package in most systems), and then use instead rlwrap goal.

Examples

Aside from the examples found in the documentation, you'll find:

  • A few short scripts in the examples and testdata/scripts directories. Because the latter are used in regression testing, they come along an expected result after a /RESULT: comment.
  • Various code generation Goal scripts in the toplevel scripts directory.

Community

Contribute

User testing and bug reports are welcome! Feel free to open an issue, send a pull request, or send a patch by email.

Documentation

Overview

Package goal provides an API to goal's interpreter.

In order to evaluate code in the goal programming language, first a new context has to be created. 

ctx := goal.NewContext()

This context can then be used to Compile some code, and then Run it. It is possible to customize the context by registering new unary and binary operators using the RegisterMonad and RegisterDyad methods.

See tests in context_test.go, as well as cmd/goal/main.go, for usage examples.

Index

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Types

type A added in v0.19.0 

type A[T any] struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

A is a generic type used to represent arrays. Only specific instantiations implement the BV and Array interfaces.

type AB 

type AB A[byte]

AB represents an array of bytes. From Goal's perspective, it's the same as AI. It's used as an optimization to save space for small-integers, in particular for arrays of booleans (0s and 1s).

func (*AB) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x *AB) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*AB) At 

func (x *AB) At(i int) byte

At returns array value at the given index.

func (*AB) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AB) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*AB) DecrRC 

func (x *AB) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is already non positive.

func (*AB) IncrRC 

func (x *AB) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count by one.

func (*AB) IsBoolean added in v0.16.0 

func (x *AB) IsBoolean() bool

IsBoolean returns true when the array of bytes is known to contain only 1s and 0s.

func (*AB) Len 

func (x *AB) Len() int

Len returns the length of the array.

func (*AB) Less added in v0.4.0 

func (x *AB) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AB) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x *AB) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*AB) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AB) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*AB) Matches 

func (x *AB) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*AB) Slice 

func (x *AB) Slice() []byte

Slice returns the underlying immutable slice of values. It should not be modified.

func (*AB) Swap added in v0.9.0 

func (x *AB) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AB) Type 

func (x *AB) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type ("I").

func (*AB) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AB) VAt(i int) V

type AF 

type AF A[float64]

AF represents an array of float64 values.

func (*AF) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x *AF) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*AF) At 

func (x *AF) At(i int) float64

At returns array value at the given index.

func (*AF) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AF) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*AF) DecrRC 

func (x *AF) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is already non positive.

func (*AF) IncrRC 

func (x *AF) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count by one.

func (*AF) Len 

func (x *AF) Len() int

Len returns the length of the array.

func (*AF) Less added in v0.4.0 

func (x *AF) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AF) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x *AF) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*AF) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AF) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*AF) Matches 

func (x *AF) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*AF) Slice 

func (x *AF) Slice() []float64

Slice returns the underlying immutable slice of values. It should not be modified.

func (*AF) Swap added in v0.9.0 

func (x *AF) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AF) Type 

func (x *AF) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type ("N").

func (*AF) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AF) VAt(i int) V

type AI 

type AI A[int64]

AI represents an array of int64 values.

func (*AI) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x *AI) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*AI) At 

func (x *AI) At(i int) int64

At returns array value at the given index.

func (*AI) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AI) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*AI) DecrRC 

func (x *AI) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is already non positive.

func (*AI) IncrRC 

func (x *AI) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count by one.

func (*AI) Len 

func (x *AI) Len() int

Len returns the length of the array.

func (*AI) Less added in v0.4.0 

func (x *AI) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AI) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x *AI) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*AI) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AI) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*AI) Matches 

func (x *AI) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*AI) Slice 

func (x *AI) Slice() []int64

Slice returns the underlying immutable slice of values. It should not be modified.

func (*AI) Swap added in v0.9.0 

func (x *AI) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AI) Type 

func (x *AI) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type ("I").

func (*AI) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AI) VAt(i int) V

type AS 

type AS A[string]

AS represents an array of strings.

func (*AS) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x *AS) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*AS) At 

func (x *AS) At(i int) string

At returns array value at the given index.

func (*AS) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AS) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*AS) DecrRC 

func (x *AS) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is already non positive.

func (*AS) IncrRC 

func (x *AS) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count by one.

func (*AS) Len 

func (x *AS) Len() int

Len returns the length of the array.

func (*AS) Less added in v0.4.0 

func (x *AS) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AS) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x *AS) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*AS) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AS) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*AS) Matches 

func (x *AS) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*AS) Slice 

func (x *AS) Slice() []string

Slice returns the underlying immutable slice of values. It should not be modified.

func (*AS) Swap added in v0.9.0 

func (x *AS) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AS) Type 

func (x *AS) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type ("S").

func (*AS) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AS) VAt(i int) V

type AV 

type AV A[V]

AV represents a generic array. The elements of a generic array are marked as immutable, and they should not be representable together in a specialized array. In other words, it should be the canonical form of the array.

func (*AV) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x *AV) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*AV) At 

func (x *AV) At(i int) V

At returns array value at the given index.

func (*AV) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AV) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*AV) DecrRC 

func (x *AV) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is already non positive.

func (*AV) IncrRC 

func (x *AV) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count by one.

func (*AV) Len 

func (x *AV) Len() int

Len returns the length of the array.

func (*AV) Less added in v0.4.0 

func (x *AV) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AV) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x *AV) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*AV) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AV) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*AV) Matches 

func (x *AV) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*AV) Slice 

func (x *AV) Slice() []V

Slice returns the underlying immutable slice of values. It should not be modified.

func (*AV) Swap added in v0.9.0 

func (x *AV) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*AV) Type 

func (x *AV) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type ("A").

func (*AV) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x *AV) VAt(i int) V

type Array added in v0.19.0 

type Array interface {
	RefCounter
	sort.Interface

	// Len returns the value's length.
	Len() int
	// VAt returns the value at index i, assuming it's not out of bounds.
	VAt(i int) V
	// contains filtered or unexported methods
}

Array interface is satisfied by the different kinds of supported array values.

type BV added in v0.19.0 

type BV interface {
	// Matches returns true if the value matches another (in the sense of
	// the ~ operator).
	Matches(BV) bool
	// Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst,
	// and returns the extended buffer. It should not store the returned
	// buffer elsewhere, so that it's possible to safely convert it to
	// string without allocations.
	Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte
	// Type returns the name of the value's type. It may be used by LessT to
	// sort non-comparable values using lexicographic order.  This means
	// Type should return different values for non-comparable values.
	Type() string
	// LessT returns true if the value should be orderer before the given
	// one. It is used for sorting values, but not for element-wise
	// comparison with < and >. It should produce a strict total order,
	// that is, irreflexive (~x<x), asymmetric (if x<y then ~y<x),
	// transitive, connected (different values are comparable, except
	// NaNs).
	LessT(BV) bool
}

BV is the interface satisfied by all boxed values.

type Context 

type Context struct {
	Log  io.Writer // output writer for logging with \expr and rt.log
	Prec int       // floating point formatting precision (default: -1)
	OFS  string    // output field separator (default: " ")
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Context holds the state of the interpreter. Context values have to be created with NewContext.

func NewContext 

func NewContext() *Context

NewContext returns a new context for compiling and interpreting code, with default parameters.

func (*Context) Apply 

func (ctx *Context) Apply(x, y V) V

Apply calls a value with a single argument.

func (*Context) Apply2 

func (ctx *Context) Apply2(x, y, z V) V

Apply2 calls a value with two arguments.

func (*Context) ApplyN 

func (ctx *Context) ApplyN(x V, args []V) V

ApplyN calls a value with one or more arguments. The arguments should be provided in stack order, as in the right to left semantics used by the language: the first argument is the last element.

func (*Context) AssignGlobal 

func (ctx *Context) AssignGlobal(name string, x V)

AssignGlobal assigns a value to a global variable name.

func (*Context) AssignedLast 

func (ctx *Context) AssignedLast() bool

AssignedLast returns true if the last compiled expression was an assignment.

func (*Context) Compile 

func (ctx *Context) Compile(loc string, s string) error

Compile parses and compiles code from the given source string. The loc argument is the location used for error reporting and represents, usually a filename.

func (*Context) Eval 

func (ctx *Context) Eval(s string) (V, error)

Eval calls Compile with the given string and an empty location, and then Run. You cannot call it within a variadic function, as the evaluation is done on the current context, so it would interrupt compilation of current file. Use EvalPackage for that.

func (*Context) EvalPackage 

func (ctx *Context) EvalPackage(s, loc, pfx string) (V, error)

EvalPackage calls Compile with the string s as source, loc as error location (used for caching too, usually a filename), pfx as prefix for global variables (usually a filename without the extension), and then Run. If a package with same location has already been evaluated, it returns ErrPackageImported. This means that even though Goal allows to evaluate (also via import) with the same location several times (which can be useful if separate files using the same package can be used together or alone), only the first one counts. The package is evaluated in a derived context that is then merged on successful completion, so this function can be called within a variadic function.

func (*Context) GetGlobal 

func (ctx *Context) GetGlobal(name string) (V, bool)

GetGlobal returns the value attached to a global variable with the given name.

func (*Context) GetVariadic added in v0.10.0 

func (ctx *Context) GetVariadic(name string) (V, VariadicFun)

GetVariadic returns the variadic value registered with a given keyword or symbol, along its associated variadic function. It returns a zero value and nil function if there is no registered variadic with such name.

func (*Context) RegisterDyad 

func (ctx *Context) RegisterDyad(name string, vf VariadicFun) V

RegisterDyad adds a variadic function to the context, and generates a new dyadic keyword for that variadic (parsing will search for a left argument). The variadic is also returned as a value.

func (*Context) RegisterMonad 

func (ctx *Context) RegisterMonad(name string, vf VariadicFun) V

RegisterMonad adds a variadic function to the context, and generates a new monadic keyword for that variadic (parsing will not search for a left argument). The variadic is also returned as a value. Note that while that a keyword defined in such a way will not take a left argument, it is still possible to pass several arguments to it with bracket indexing, like for any value.

func (*Context) Run 

func (ctx *Context) Run() (V, error)

Run runs compiled code, if not already done, and returns the result value.

func (*Context) Show 

func (ctx *Context) Show() string

Show returns a string representation with debug information about the context.

type D added in v0.19.0 

type D struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

D represents a dictionary.

func (*D) Append added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (*D) Clone added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Clone() BV

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (*D) DecrRC added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the reference count of both the key and value arrays by one, or zero if they are already non positive.

func (*D) IncrRC added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the reference count of both the key and value arrays by one.

func (*D) Keys added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Keys() V

Keys returns the keys of the dictionary.

func (*D) Len added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Len() int

Len returns the length of the dictionary, that is the common length to its key and value arrays.

func (*D) Less added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Less(i, j int) bool

Less satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*D) LessT added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (*D) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (*D) Matches added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Matches(y BV) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (*D) Swap added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Swap(i, j int)

Swap satisfies the specification of sort.Interface.

func (*D) Type added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type.

func (*D) Values added in v0.19.0 

func (d *D) Values() V

Values returns the values of the dictionary.

type ErrPackageImported 

type ErrPackageImported struct{}

ErrPackageImported is returned by EvalPackage for packages that have already been processed (same location).

func (ErrPackageImported) Error 

func (e ErrPackageImported) Error() string

type IdentType added in v0.10.0 

type IdentType int

IdentType represents the different kinds of special roles for alphanumeric identifiers that act as keywords. 

const (
	IdentVar   IdentType = iota // a normal identifier (default zero value)
	IdentMonad                  // a builtin monad (cannot have left argument)
	IdentDyad                   // a builtin dyad (can have left argument)
)

These constants represent the different kinds of special names.

type PanicError 

type PanicError struct {
	Msg string // error message (without location)
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

PanicError represents a fatal error returned by any Context method.

func (*PanicError) Error 

func (e *PanicError) Error() string

Error returns the default string representation. It makes uses of position information obtained from its running context.

type RefCounter 

type RefCounter interface {
	BV

	// IncrRC increments the reference count by one.
	IncrRC()

	// DecrRC decrements the reference count by one, or zero if it is
	// already non-positive.
	DecrRC()

	// MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable, even if
	// the reference counter is less than one. Extensions might use this
	// function to keep a value around without having to track its
	// reference count anymore.
	MarkImmutable()

	// Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might
	// still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed
	// reusable.
	Clone() BV
}

RefCounter is implemented by values that use a reference count. In goal the refcount is not used for memory management, but only for optimization purposes. Refcount is increased by each assignement, and each push operation on the stack, except for pushes corresponding to the last use of a variable (as approximated conservatively). It is reduced after each drop. If refcount is equal or less than one, then the value is considered reusable, unless it was marked as immutable.

When defining a new type implementing the BV interface, it is only necessary to also implement RefCounter if the type definition makes use of a type implementing it (for example an array type or a generic V).

type S 

type S string

S represents (immutable) strings of bytes.

func (S) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (s S) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (S) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (s S) LessT(y BV) bool

LessT satisfies the specification of the BV interface.

func (S) Matches 

func (s S) Matches(y BV) bool

func (S) Type 

func (s S) Type() string

Type retuns "s" for string atoms.

type Scanner 

type Scanner struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Scanner represents the state of the scanner.

func NewScanner 

func NewScanner(names map[string]IdentType, source string) *Scanner

NewScanner returns a scanner for the given source string.

func (*Scanner) Next 

func (s *Scanner) Next() Token

Next produces the next token from the input reader.

type Token 

type Token struct {
	Type TokenType // token type
	Pos  int       // token's offset in the source
	Text string    // content text (identifier, string, number)
}

Token represents a token information.

func (Token) String 

func (t Token) String() string

type TokenType 

type TokenType int

TokenType represents the different kinds of tokens. 

const (
	NONE TokenType = iota
	EOF
	ERROR
	ADVERB
	DYAD
	DYADASSIGN
	IDENT
	LEFTBRACE
	LEFTBRACKET
	LEFTBRACKETS
	LEFTPAREN
	NEWLINE
	NUMBER
	MONAD
	REGEXP
	RIGHTBRACE
	RIGHTBRACKET
	RIGHTPAREN
	SEMICOLON
	SADVERB
	STRING
	QQSTART
	QQEND
)

These constants describe the possible kinds of tokens.

func (TokenType) String 

func (i TokenType) String() string

type V 

type V struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

V contains a boxed or unboxed value.

func Canonical 

func Canonical(x V) V

Canonical returns the canonical form of a given value, that is the most specialized form, assuming it's already canonical at depth > 1. In practice, if the value is a generic array, but a more specialized version could represent the value, it returns the specialized value. All variadic functions have to return results in canonical form, so this function can be used to ensure that when defining new ones.

func Errorf 

func Errorf(format string, a ...interface{}) V

Errorf returns a formatted recoverable error value.

func NewAB 

func NewAB(x []byte) V

NewAB returns a new byte array.

func NewAF 

func NewAF(x []float64) V

NewAF returns a new array of float64 values.

func NewAI 

func NewAI(x []int64) V

NewAI returns a new int array.

func NewAS 

func NewAS(x []string) V

NewAS returns a new array of strings.

func NewAV 

func NewAV(x []V) V

NewAV returns a new array from a slice of generic values. The result value will be an array in canonical form.

func NewD added in v0.19.0 

func NewD(keys, values V) V

NewD returns a dictionary. Both keys and values should be arrays, and they should have the same length.

func NewError 

func NewError(x V) V

NewError returns a new recoverable error value.

func NewF 

func NewF(f float64) V

NewF returns a new unboxed float64 value.

func NewI 

func NewI(i int64) V

NewI returns a new unboxed int64 value.

func NewPanic 

func NewPanic(s string) V

NewPanic returns a fatal error value.

func NewS 

func NewS(s string) V

NewS returns a new string value.

func NewV 

func NewV(x BV) V

NewV returns a new boxed value.

func Panicf 

func Panicf(format string, a ...interface{}) V

Panicf returns a formatted fatal error value.

func (V) Append added in v0.6.0 

func (x V) Append(ctx *Context, dst []byte) []byte

Append appends a unique program representation of the value to dst, and returns the extended buffer.

func (V) BV added in v0.19.0 

func (x V) BV() BV

BV retrieves the boxed value, or nil if the value is not boxed. You can check whether the value is boxed with IsBV(v).

func (V) Clone added in v0.2.0 

func (x V) Clone() V

Clone returns a clone of the value. Note that the cloned value might still share some structures with its parent if they're deemed reusable.

func (V) DecrRC 

func (x V) DecrRC()

DecrRC decrements the value reference count (if it has any).

func (V) Error 

func (x V) Error() V

Error retrieves the error value. It assumes x.IsError().

func (V) F 

func (x V) F() float64

F retrieves the unboxed float64 value. It assumes x.IsF().

func (V) HasRC added in v0.2.0 

func (x V) HasRC() bool

HasRC returns true if the value is boxed and implements RefCounter.

func (V) I 

func (x V) I() int64

I retrieves the unboxed integer value from uv field. It assumes x.IsI().

func (V) IncrRC 

func (x V) IncrRC()

IncrRC increments the value reference count (if it has any).

func (V) IsBV added in v0.19.0 

func (x V) IsBV() bool

IsBV returns true if the value is a boxed value satisfying the BV interface. You can then get the value with the BV method.

func (V) IsCallable added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) IsCallable() bool

IsCallable returns true if the value can be called with one or more arguments. This is true for functions, arrays, strings and regexps, for example.

func (V) IsError 

func (x V) IsError() bool

IsError returns true if the value is a recoverable error.

func (V) IsF 

func (x V) IsF() bool

IsF returns true if the value is a float.

func (V) IsFalse added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) IsFalse() bool

IsFalse returns true for false values, that is zero numbers, empty strings, zero-length values, and errors.

func (V) IsFunction 

func (x V) IsFunction() bool

IsFunction returns true if the value is some kind of function.

func (V) IsI 

func (x V) IsI() bool

IsI returns true if the value is an integer.

func (V) IsPanic 

func (x V) IsPanic() bool

IsPanic returns true if the value is a fatal error.

func (V) IsTrue added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) IsTrue() bool

IsTrue returns true for true values, that is non-zero numbers, non-empty strings, and non-zero length values that are not errors.

func (V) Len added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) Len() int

Len returns the length of a value like in #x.

func (V) LessT added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) LessT(y V) bool

LessT returns true if x is ordered before y. It represents a strict total order (except non-strict for NaNs). Values are ordered as follows: unboxed atoms first (numbers, variadics, then lambdas), then boxed values. Otherwise, values are compared with < and > when comparable, and otherwise using their Type string value. As a special case, comparable arrays are compared first by length, or lexicographically if they are of equal length.

func (V) MarkImmutable added in v0.19.0 

func (x V) MarkImmutable()

MarkImmutable marks the value as definitively non-reusable.

func (V) Matches added in v0.10.0 

func (x V) Matches(y V) bool

Matches returns true if the two values match like in x~y.

func (V) Panic added in v0.6.0 

func (x V) Panic() string

Panic returns the panic string. It assumes x.IsPanic().

func (V) Rank 

func (x V) Rank(ctx *Context) int

Rank returns the default rank of the value, that is the number of arguments it normally takes. It returns 0 for non-function values. This default rank is used when a function is used in an adverbial expression that has different semantics depending on the function arity. Currently, ranks are as follows: 

variadic	2
lambda		number of arguments
projections	number of gaps
derived verb	depends on the verb and adverb

func (V) Sprint 

func (x V) Sprint(ctx *Context) string

Sprint returns a matching program string representation of the value.

func (V) Type 

func (x V) Type() string

Type returns the name of the value's type.

func (V) VAt added in v0.19.0 

func (x V) VAt(i int) V

type VariadicFun 

type VariadicFun func(*Context, []V) V

VariadicFun represents a variadic function. The array of arguments is in stack order: the first argument is its last element.

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Path Synopsis
cmd
Package cmd provides a quick way to create derived interpreters.
 Package cmd provides a quick way to create derived interpreters.
goal
wasm
Package os provides variadic function definitions for IO/OS builtins.
 Package os provides variadic function definitions for IO/OS builtins.

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