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Working proof of concept of multiple left associative operators

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Bartłomiej Pluta
2019-07-10 15:02:17 +02:00
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smnp/runtime/evaluator.py
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@@ -1,9 +1,4 @@
from smnp.ast.node.block import BlockNode
from smnp.ast.node.extend import ExtendNode
from smnp.ast.node.function import FunctionDefinitionNode
from smnp.ast.node.imports import ImportNode
from smnp.ast.node.program import Program
from smnp.ast.node.ret import ReturnNode
from smnp.error.runtime import RuntimeException
from smnp.type.model import Type
@@ -70,18 +65,13 @@ def evaluate(node, environment):
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.program import ProgramEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.expression import expressionEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.function import FunctionDefinitionEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.extend import ExtendEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.block import BlockEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.imports import ImportEvaluator
from smnp.runtime.evaluators.function import ReturnEvaluator
result = Evaluator.oneOf(
Evaluator.forNodes(ProgramEvaluator.evaluate, Program),
Evaluator.forNodes(ImportEvaluator.evaluate, ImportNode),
Evaluator.forNodes(FunctionDefinitionEvaluator.evaluate, FunctionDefinitionNode),
Evaluator.forNodes(ExtendEvaluator.evaluate, ExtendNode),
Evaluator.forNodes(BlockEvaluator.evaluate, BlockNode),
Evaluator.forNodes(ReturnEvaluator.evaluate, ReturnNode),
#Evaluator.forNodes(ImportEvaluator.evaluate, ImportNode),
#Evaluator.forNodes(FunctionDefinitionEvaluator.evaluate, FunctionDefinitionNode),
#Evaluator.forNodes(ExtendEvaluator.evaluate, ExtendNode),
#Evaluator.forNodes(BlockEvaluator.evaluate, BlockNode),
#Evaluator.forNodes(ReturnEvaluator.evaluate, ReturnNode),
expressionEvaluator()
)(node, environment)