@nola-lang/parser 0.1.0-alpha.0 → 0.1.3

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package/dist/index.js

@@ -4965,10 +4965,14 @@ var NolaErrors = ParseErrorEnum`nola`({
   NolaReservedConstruct: "NOLA1004: this Nola construct is reserved for a future Nola version.",
   NolaExpectedPromptTemplate: "NOLA1005: expected a template literal prompt after `..`.",
   NolaLegacyMarker: "NOLA1007: the `function name``()` form was removed \u2014 declare the function with `infer function`.",
-  NolaMarkerSubstitution: "NOLA1008: `${...}` substitutions are not allowed in a function marker.",
+  // NOLA1008 (marker substitution) is retired since emit 11 — the number is not reused.
+  NolaIncompleteScopeAccess: "NOLA1015: incomplete scope access \u2014 write `${.member}`.",
   NolaExpectedProviderName: "NOLA1009: expected a provider name after `ask with` \u2014 for a dynamic provider use `.withProvider(...)` on the intent.",
-  NolaContextualOutsideInfer: "NOLA1010: `..` context parameters are only allowed on infer function parameters.",
-  NolaContextualParamReserved: "NOLA1011: `..` on this parameter form is reserved for a future Nola version \u2014 use a plain identifier parameter."
+  NolaContextualOutsideInfer: "NOLA1010: `.` context parameters are only allowed on infer function parameters.",
+  NolaContextualParamReserved: "NOLA1011: `.` on this parameter form is reserved for a future Nola version \u2014 use a plain identifier parameter.",
+  NolaIncompleteContextualParam: "NOLA1012: incomplete `.` context parameter \u2014 write `.name`.",
+  NolaContextualParamDoubleDot: "NOLA1013: contextual parameters take one dot \u2014 write `.name` (`..` is the extractor sigil).",
+  NolaContextualBindingReserved: "NOLA1014: `.name` contextual bindings (`const .x = \u2026`) are reserved for a future Nola version."
 });
 var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
   // Set for the duration of a single parseFunctionParams call when we are
@@ -4982,6 +4986,43 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
   // True while parsing the parameter list of an infer function (save/restore
   // across nested function-expression params in default values).
   nolaInInferParams = false;
+  // One entry per template literal being parsed (outermost first). A
+  // `${.member}` hole marks EVERY enclosing literal, so an instruction site
+  // learns about scope access at any nesting depth (inside a .map callback's
+  // own template literal, say). Depth > 0 is what makes a leading dot in
+  // expression position a scope access instead of a syntax error.
+  nolaTemplateStack = [];
+  parseTemplate(isTagged) {
+    const entry = { scopeAccess: false };
+    this.nolaTemplateStack.push(entry);
+    try {
+      const node = super.parseTemplate(isTagged);
+      if (entry.scopeAccess)
+        node.nolaHasScopeAccess = true;
+      return node;
+    } finally {
+      this.nolaTemplateStack.pop();
+    }
+  }
+  // `${.member}` — scope access. Only reached inside a template hole (see
+  // parseExprAtom); `..` tokenizes as nolaDotDot, so an inner extractor in a
+  // hole never lands here. Keyword members (`.default`) are legal: the
+  // identifier is parsed liberally like any property name.
+  nolaParseScopeAccess() {
+    const node = this.startNode();
+    const startLoc = this.state.startLoc;
+    this.next();
+    for (const t of this.nolaTemplateStack)
+      t.scopeAccess = true;
+    if (tokenIsKeywordOrIdentifier(this.state.type)) {
+      node.property = this.parseIdentifier(true);
+    } else {
+      this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaIncompleteScopeAccess, startLoc);
+      node.property = null;
+      node.nolaError = true;
+    }
+    return this.finishNode(node, "NolaScopeAccess");
+  }
   // `infer function` at statement / export position. `infer` tokenizes as the
   // keyword-like tt._infer, and we only claim it when the NEXT token is
   // `function` — every other use of `infer` (identifier, TS conditional-type
@@ -5034,7 +5075,27 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
     }
     super.readToken_dot();
   }
+  // A `.` standing where an extractor is being typed: consume it and hand
+  // back the broken-extract placeholder (nolaError), which the lowering
+  // replaces with an inert expression.
+  nolaIncompleteExtract() {
+    const node = this.startNode();
+    const startLoc = this.state.startLoc;
+    this.next();
+    this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaExpectedPromptTemplate, startLoc);
+    node.quasi = null;
+    node.prompt = "";
+    node.typeArgs = null;
+    node.nolaError = true;
+    return this.finishNode(node, "NolaExtractExpression");
+  }
   parseExprAtom(refExpressionErrors) {
+    if (this.match(tt.dot) && this.nolaTemplateStack.length > 0) {
+      return this.nolaParseScopeAccess();
+    }
+    if (this.match(tt.dot) && this.optionFlags & 4096) {
+      return this.nolaIncompleteExtract();
+    }
     if (this.match(tt.nolaDotDot)) {
       const node = this.startNode();
       this.next();
@@ -5085,7 +5146,7 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
           this.next();
         }
       }
-      node.argument = this.parseMaybeUnary(null, true);
+      node.argument = this.match(tt.dot) ? this.nolaIncompleteExtract() : this.parseMaybeUnary(null, true);
       return this.finishNode(node, "NolaAskExpression");
     }
     return super.parseMaybeUnary(refExpressionErrors, sawUnary);
@@ -5124,11 +5185,14 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
       if (!infer) {
         this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaLegacyMarker, markerStart);
       } else {
-        if (tmpl.expressions.length > 0) {
-          this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaMarkerSubstitution, markerStart);
-        }
         const instruction = tmpl.quasis.map((q) => q.value.cooked ?? q.value.raw).join("");
-        n.nolaMarker = { start: markerStart, end: tmpl.end, instruction };
+        n.nolaMarker = {
+          start: markerStart,
+          end: tmpl.end,
+          instruction,
+          quasi: tmpl,
+          hasScopeAccess: tmpl.nolaHasScopeAccess === true
+        };
       }
     }
     const prevInInferParams = this.nolaInInferParams;
@@ -5139,15 +5203,27 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
       this.nolaInInferParams = prevInInferParams;
     }
   }
-  // `..name` context parameter. Claimed only at function-param positions
+  // `.name` context parameter. Claimed only at function-param positions
   // (IS_FUNCTION_PARAMS); array-pattern elements never see the flag. On a
   // non-infer function it is NOLA1010; on any non-identifier form (pattern,
   // default) it is NOLA1011 — both recover by parsing the element normally.
+  // The retired `..name` spelling is NOLA1013 and otherwise behaves the same,
+  // so tolerant mode gets one diagnostic instead of a bail.
   parseBindingElement(flags, decorators) {
-    if (this.match(tt.nolaDotDot) && flags & 2) {
+    const doubled = this.match(tt.nolaDotDot);
+    if ((doubled || this.match(tt.dot)) && flags & 2) {
       const span = { start: this.state.start, end: this.state.end };
       const startLoc = this.state.startLoc;
       this.next();
+      if (doubled && this.nolaInInferParams)
+        this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaContextualParamDoubleDot, startLoc);
+      if (this.nolaInInferParams && (this.match(tt.parenR) || this.match(tt.comma))) {
+        this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaIncompleteContextualParam, startLoc);
+        const placeholder = this.startNodeAt(startLoc);
+        placeholder.name = `__nola_incomplete_${span.start}`;
+        placeholder.nolaError = true;
+        return this.finishNode(placeholder, "Identifier");
+      }
       const elt = super.parseBindingElement(flags, decorators);
       if (!this.nolaInInferParams) {
         this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaContextualOutsideInfer, startLoc);
@@ -5160,6 +5236,33 @@ var nola_default = (superClass) => class NolaParserMixin extends superClass {
     }
     return super.parseBindingElement(flags, decorators);
   }
+  // `const .x` / `let .x` / `var .x` (either dot count): the contextual
+  // BINDING form is reserved. Consume the marker, report, then parse the id
+  // normally so tolerant mode keeps a sane tree; the span rides on the id so
+  // the lowering can drop the bytes under a `broken` span.
+  parseVarId(decl, kind) {
+    if (this.match(tt.dot) || this.match(tt.nolaDotDot)) {
+      const span = { start: this.state.start, end: this.state.end };
+      const startLoc = this.state.startLoc;
+      this.next();
+      this.raise(NolaErrors.NolaContextualBindingReserved, startLoc);
+      super.parseVarId(decl, kind);
+      decl.id.nolaReservedMarker = span;
+      return;
+    }
+    super.parseVarId(decl, kind);
+  }
+  // `let` is contextual: Babel promotes it to a declaration keyword only when
+  // the next character can start a binding. A `.` after `let` can only be the
+  // (reserved) contextual-binding marker in a module — `let` is not a legal
+  // identifier there, so `let.x` member access is already an error — so let it
+  // through to parseVarId, which reports NOLA1014. Scoped to the `let` token
+  // so no other binding-start probe changes.
+  chStartsBindingIdentifier(ch, pos) {
+    if (ch === charCodes5.dot && this.state.type === tt._let)
+      return true;
+    return super.chStartsBindingIdentifier(ch, pos);
+  }
   // Flag method context so parseFunctionParams can reject markers on object methods.
   parseMethod(node, isGenerator, isAsync, isConstructor, allowDirectSuper, type, inClassScope) {
     this.nolaInMethod = true;