rice 2.1.1 → 4.0.0

data/rice/Module.cpp

@@ -1,84 +0,0 @@
-#include "Module.hpp"
-#include "Symbol.hpp"
-#include "String.hpp"
-#include "Array.hpp"
-#include "Exception.hpp"
-#include "protect.hpp"
-
-Rice::Module::
-Module()
-  : Module_impl<Module_base, Module>(rb_cObject)
-{
-}
-
-Rice::Module::
-Module(VALUE v)
-  : Module_impl<Module_base, Module>(v)
-{
-  if(::rb_type(v) != T_CLASS && ::rb_type(v) != T_MODULE)
-  {
-    throw Exception(
-        rb_eTypeError,
-        "Expected a Module but got a %s",
-        rb_class2name(CLASS_OF(v))); // TODO: might raise an exception
-  }
-}
-
-Rice::String Rice::Module::
-name() const
-{
-  Object name = rb_mod_name(*this);
-  if(name.is_nil())
-  {
-    // 1.9
-    return String("");
-  }
-  else
-  {
-    return name;
-  }
-}
-
-Rice::Module Rice::
-define_module_under(
-    Rice::Object module,
-    char const * name)
-{
-  VALUE v = rb_define_module_under(module, name);
-  return Module(v);
-}
-
-Rice::Module Rice::
-define_module(
-    char const * name)
-{
-  VALUE v = rb_define_module(name);
-  return Module(v);
-}
-
-Rice::Module Rice::
-anonymous_module()
-{
-  return Module(protect(rb_module_new));
-}
-
-void Rice::Module::
-swap(Rice::Module & other)
-{
-  Module_base::swap(other);
-}
-
-Rice::Array
-Rice::Module::
-ancestors() const
-{
-  return protect(rb_mod_ancestors, *this);
-}
-
-Rice::Class
-Rice::Module::
-singleton_class() const
-{
-  return CLASS_OF(value());
-}
-

data/rice/Module.hpp

@@ -1,8 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef Rice__builtin__Module__hpp_
-#define Rice__builtin__Module__hpp_
-
-#include "Module_defn.hpp"
-#include "Module.ipp"
-
-#endif // Rice__builtin__Module__hpp_
-

data/rice/Module.ipp

@@ -1,6 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef Rice__Module__ipp_
-#define Rice__Module__ipp_
-
-#include "Module_impl.ipp"
-
-#endif // Rice__Module__ipp_

data/rice/Module_defn.hpp

@@ -1,88 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef Rice__Module_defn__hpp_
-#define Rice__Module_defn__hpp_
-
-#include "Object_defn.hpp"
-#include "Module_impl.hpp"
-#include "to_from_ruby_defn.hpp"
-#include <memory>
-
-namespace Rice
-{
-
-class Array;
-class Class;
-class String;
-
-//! A helper for defining a Module and its methods.
-/*! This class provides a C++-style interface to ruby's Module class and
- *  for defining methods on that module.
- *
- *  Many of the methods are defined in Module_impl.hpp so that they can
- *  return a reference to the most derived type.
- */
-class Module
-  // TODO: we can't inherit from Builtin_Object, because Class needs
-  // type T_CLASS and Module needs type T_MODULE
-  : public Module_impl<Module_base, Module>
-{
-public:
-  //! Default construct a Module and initialize it to rb_cObject.
-  Module();
-
-  //! Construct a Module from an existing Module object.
-  Module(VALUE v);
-
-  //! Return the name of the module.
-  String name() const;
-
-  //! Swap with another Module.
-  void swap(Module & other);
-
-  //! Return an array containing the Module's ancestors.
-  /*! You will need to include Array.hpp to use this function.
-   */
-  Array ancestors() const;
-
-  //! Return the module's singleton class.
-  /*! You will need to include Class.hpp to use this function.
-   */
-  Class singleton_class() const;
-};
-
-//! Define a new module in the namespace given by module.
-/*! \param module the module in which to define the new module.
- *  \param name the name of the new module.
- */
-Module define_module_under(
-    Object module,
-    char const * name);
-
-//! Define a new module in the default namespace.
-/*! \param name the name of the new module.
- */
-Module define_module(
-    char const * name);
-
-//! Create a new anonymous module.
-/*! \return the new module.
- */
-Module anonymous_module();
-
-} // namespace Rice
-
-template<>
-inline
-Rice::Module from_ruby<Rice::Module>(Rice::Object x)
-{
-  return Rice::Module(x);
-}
-
-template<>
-inline
-Rice::Object to_ruby<Rice::Module>(Rice::Module const & x)
-{
-  return x;
-}
-
-#endif // Rice__Module_defn__hpp_
-

data/rice/Module_impl.hpp

@@ -1,281 +0,0 @@
-#ifndef Rice__Module_impl__hpp_
-#define Rice__Module_impl__hpp_
-
-#include "detail/Exception_Handler_defn.hpp"
-#include "detail/ruby.hpp"
-#include "Object_defn.hpp"
-#include "Address_Registration_Guard_defn.hpp"
-#include "Arg.hpp"
-
-namespace Rice
-{
-
-class Module;
-class Class;
-template<typename T> class Data_Type;
-
-/*! Holds all member data of Module_impl so it only exists in one place
- *  in the hierarchy.
- */
-class Module_base
-  : public Object
-{
-public:
-  Module_base(VALUE v = rb_cObject);
-  Module_base(Module_base const & other);
-
-  Module_base & operator=(Module_base const & other);
-
-  void swap(Module_base & other);
-
-protected:
-  template<typename Exception_T, typename Functor_T>
-  void add_handler(Functor_T functor);
-
-  Object handler() const;
-
-private:
-  Object mutable handler_;
-  Address_Registration_Guard handler_guard_;
-};
-
-/*! An intermediate base class so we can always return the most-derived
- *  type (Module, Class, Data_Type, ...) without having to re-implement
- *  each function for each derived class.
- */
-template<typename Base_T, typename Derived_T>
-class Module_impl
-  : public Base_T
-{
-public:
-  Module_impl();
-
-  template<typename T>
-  Module_impl(T const & arg);
-
-  //! Define an exception handler.
-  /*! Whenever an exception of type Exception_T is thrown from a
-   *  function defined on this class, functor will be called to
-   *  translate the exception into a ruby exception.
-   *  \param Exception_T a template parameter indicating the type of
-   *  exception to be translated.
-   *  \param functor a functor to be called to translate the exception
-   *  into a ruby exception.  This functor should re-throw the exception
-   *  as an Exception.
-   *  Example:
-   *  \code
-   *    class MyException : public std::exception { };
-   *    Data_Type<MyException> rb_cMyException;
-   *    Class rb_cFoo;
-   *
-   *    void translate_my_exception(MyException const & ex)
-   *    {
-   *      Data_Object<MyException> ex_(
-   *          new MyException(ex),
-   *          rb_cMyException);
-   *      throw Exception(ex_);
-   *    }
-   *
-   *    extern "C"
-   *    void Init_MyExtension()
-   *    {
-   *      rb_cMyException = define_class("MyException");
-   *      rb_cFoo = define_class("Foo")
-   *        .add_handler<MyException>(translate_my_exception);
-   *    }
-   *  \endcode
-   */
-  template<typename Exception_T, typename Functor_T>
-  Derived_T & add_handler(
-      Functor_T functor);
-
-  //! Define an instance method.
-  /*! The method's implementation can be any function or member
-   *  function.  A wrapper will be generated which will use from_ruby<>
-   *  to convert the arguments from ruby types to C++ types before
-   *  calling the function.  The return value will be converted back to
-   *  ruby by using to_ruby().
-   *  \param name the name of the method
-   *  \param func the implementation of the function, either a function
-   *  pointer or a member function pointer.
-   *  \param arguments the list of arguments of this function, used for
-   *  defining default parameters (optional)
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_method(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arguments* arguments = 0);
-
-  // FIXME There's GOT to be a better way to
-  // do this. Handles the case where there is a single
-  // argument defined for this method
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_method(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arg const& arg);
-
-  //! Define a singleton method.
-  /*! The method's implementation can be any function or member
-   *  function.  A wrapper will be generated which will use from_ruby<>
-   *  to convert the arguments from ruby types to C++ types before
-   *  calling the function.  The return value will be converted back to
-   *  ruby by using to_ruby().
-   *  \param name the name of the method
-   *  \param func the implementation of the function, either a function
-   *  pointer or a member function pointer.
-   *  \param arguments the list of arguments of this function, used for
-   *  defining default parameters (optional)
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_singleton_method(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arguments* arguments = 0);
-
-  // FIXME: See define_method with Arg above
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_singleton_method(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arg const& arg);
-
-  //! Define a module function.
-  /*! A module function is a function that can be accessed either as a
-   *  singleton method or as an instance method.
-   *  The method's implementation can be any function or member
-   *  function.  A wrapper will be generated which will use from_ruby<>
-   *  to convert the arguments from ruby types to C++ types before
-   *  calling the function.  The return value will be converted back to
-   *  ruby by using to_ruby().
-   *  \param name the name of the method
-   *  \param func the implementation of the function, either a function
-   *  pointer or a member function pointer.
-   *  \param arguments the list of arguments of this function, used for
-   *  defining default parameters (optional)
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_module_function(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arguments* arguments = 0);
-
-  // FIXME: See define_method with Arg above
-  template<typename Func_T>
-  Derived_T & define_module_function(
-      Identifier name,
-      Func_T func,
-      Arg const& arg);
-
-  //! Define an iterator.
-  /*! Essentially this is a conversion from a C++-style begin/end
-   *  iterator to a Ruby-style \#each iterator.
-   *  \param begin a member function pointer to a function that returns
-   *  an iterator to the beginning of the sequence.
-   *  \param end a member function pointer to a function that returns an
-   *  iterator to the end of the sequence.
-   *  \param name the name of the iterator.
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  template<typename T, typename Iterator_T>
-  Derived_T & define_iterator(
-      Iterator_T (T::*begin)(),
-      Iterator_T (T::*end)(),
-      Identifier name = "each");
-
-  //! Include a module.
-  /*! \param inc the module to be included.
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  Derived_T & include_module(
-      Module const & inc);
-
-  //! Set a constant.
-  /*! \param name the name of the constant to set.
-   *  \param value the value of the constant.
-   *  \return *this
-   */
-  Derived_T & const_set(
-      Identifier name,
-      Object value);
-
-  //! Get a constant.
-  /*! \param name the name of the constant to get.
-   *  \return the value of the constant.
-   */
-  Object const_get(
-      Identifier name) const;
-
-  //! Determine whether a constant is defined.
-  /*! \param name the name of the constant to check.
-   *  \return true if the constant is defined in this module or false
-   *  otherwise.
-   */
-  bool const_defined(
-      Identifier name) const;
-
-  //! Remove a constant.
-  /*! \param name the name of the constant to remove.
-   */
-  void remove_const(
-      Identifier name);
-
-  //! Define a module under this module.
-  /*! \param name the name of the module.
-   *  \return the new class.
-   */
-  Module define_module(
-      char const * name);
-
-  //! Define a class under this module.
-  /*! \param name the name of the class.
-   *  \param superclass the base class to use.
-   *  \return the new class.
-   */
-  Class define_class(
-      char const * name,
-      Object superclass = rb_cObject);
-
-  //! Define a new data class under this module.
-  /*! The class will have a base class of Object.
-   *  \param T the C++ type of the wrapped class.
-   *  \return the new class.
-   */
-  // This function needs to be defined inline to work around a bug in
-  // g++ 3.3.3.
-  template<typename T>
-  Data_Type<T>
-  define_class(
-      char const * name)
-  {
-    return this->define_class_with_object_as_base<T>(name);
-  }
-
-  //! Define a new data class under this module.
-  /*! The class with have a base class determined by Base_T (specifically,
-   *  Data_Type<Base_T>::klass).  Therefore, the type Base_T must already
-   *  have been registered using define_class<> or define_class_under<>.
-   *  \param T the C++ type of the wrapped class.
-   *  \return the new class.
-   */
-  template<typename T, typename T_Base_T>
-  Data_Type<T>
-  define_class(
-      char const * name);
-
-private:
-  // Workaround for g++ 3.3.3 (see above).
-  template<typename T>
-  Data_Type<T>
-  define_class_with_object_as_base(
-      char const * name);
-};
-
-} // namespace Rice
-
-#endif // Rice__Module_impl__hpp_
-