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import scala.tools.nsc._
import java.io.{BufferedReader, StringReader, PrintWriter,
Writer, OutputStreamWriter}
object Test {
val testCodeString = <code>
// basics
3+4
def gcd(x: Int, y: Int): Int = {{
if (x == 0) y
else if (y == 0) x
else gcd(y%x, x)
}}
val five = gcd(15,35)
var x = 1
x = 2
val three = x+1
type anotherint = Int
val four: anotherint = 4
val bogus: anotherint = "hello"
trait PointlessTrait
val (x,y) = (2,3)
println("hello")
// ambiguous toString problem from #547
val atom = new scala.xml.Atom()
// overriding toString problem from #1404
class S(override val toString : String)
val fish = new S("fish")
// Test that arrays pretty print nicely.
val arr = Array("What's", "up", "doc?")
// Test that arrays pretty print nicely, even when we give them type Any
val arrInt : Any = Array(1,2,3)
// Test that nested arrays are pretty-printed correctly
val arrArrInt : Any = Array(Array(1, 2), Array(3, 4))
// implicit conversions
case class Foo(n: Int)
case class Bar(n: Int)
implicit def foo2bar(foo: Foo) = Bar(foo.n)
val bar: Bar = Foo(3)
// importing from a previous result
import bar._
val m = n
// stressing the imports mechanism
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val one = 1
val x1 = 1
val x2 = 1
val x3 = 1
val x4 = 1
val x5 = 1
val x6 = 1
val x7 = 1
val x8 = 1
val x9 = 1
val x10 = 1
val x11 = 1
val x12 = 1
val x13 = 1
val x14 = 1
val x15 = 1
val x16 = 1
val x17 = 1
val x18 = 1
val x19 = 1
val x20 = 1
val two = one + x5
// interior syntax errors should *not* go into multi-line input mode.
// both of the following should abort immediately:
def x => y => z
[1,2,3]
// multi-line XML
<a>
<b
c="c"
d="dd"
/></a>
/*
/*
multi-line comment
*/
*/
// multi-line string
"""
hello
there
"""
(1 + // give up early by typing two blank lines
// defining and using quoted names should work (ticket #323)
def `match` = 1
val x = `match`
// multiple classes defined on one line
sealed class Exp; class Fact extends Exp; class Term extends Exp
def f(e: Exp) = e match {{ // non-exhaustive warning here
case _:Fact => 3
}}
</code>.text
/** A writer that skips the first line of text. The first
* line of interpreter output is skipped because it includes
* a version number. */
class Skip1Writer(writer: Writer) extends Writer {
var seenNL = false
def write(cbuf: Array[Char], off: Int, len: Int) {
if (seenNL)
writer.write(cbuf, off, len)
else {
val slice : Array[Char] = cbuf.slice(off, off+len)
val i = slice.indexOf('\n')
if (i >= 0) {
seenNL = true
writer.write(slice, i+1, slice.length-(i+1))
} else {
// skip it
}
}
}
def close() { writer.close() }
def flush() { writer.flush() }
}
def main(args: Array[String]) {
val input = new BufferedReader(new StringReader(testCodeString))
val output = new PrintWriter(
new Skip1Writer(new OutputStreamWriter(Console.out)))
val repl = new InterpreterLoop(input, output)
repl.main(new Settings)
println()
}
}
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