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@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ Rust Implementation of Ladder-Types (parsing, unification, rewriting, etc)
## Ladder Types ## Ladder Types
### Motivation
In order to implement complex datastructures and algorithms, usually In order to implement complex datastructures and algorithms, usually
many layers of abstraction are built ontop of each other. many layers of abstraction are built ontop of each other.
Consequently higher-level data types are encoded into lower-level data Consequently higher-level data types are encoded into lower-level data
@ -57,6 +59,48 @@ this:
1696093021:1696093039:1528324679:1539892301:1638141920:1688010253 1696093021:1696093039:1528324679:1539892301:1638141920:1688010253
``` ```
### Syntax
In their core form, type-terms can be one of the following:
- (**Atomic Type**) | `SomeTypeName`
- (**Literal Integer**) | `0` | `1` | `2` | ...
- (**Literal Character**) | `'a'` | `'b'` | `'c'` | ...
- (**Literal String**) | `"abc"`
- (**Parameter Application**) | `<T1 T2>` given `T1` and `T2` are type-terms
- (**Ladder**) | `T1 ~ T2` given `T1` and `T2` are type-terms
Ontop of that, the following syntax-sugar is defined:
#### Complex Types
- `[ T ]` <===> `<Seq T>`
- `{ a:A b:B }` <===> `<Struct <"a" A> <"b" B>>`
- `a:A | b:B` <===> `<Enum <"a" A> <"b" B>>`
#### Function Types
- `A -> B` <===> `<Fn A B>`
#### Reference Types
- `*A` <===> `<Ptr A>`
- `&A` <===> `<ConstRef A>`
- `&!A` <===> `<MutRef A>`
### Equivalences
#### Currying
`<<A B> C>` <===> `<A B C>`
#### Ladder-Normal-Form
exhaustively apply `<A B~C>` ===> `<A B>~<A C>`
e.g. `[<Digit 10>]~[Char]~[Ascii]` is in **LNF**
#### Parameter-Normal-Form
exhaustively apply `<A B>~<A C>` ===> `<A B~C>`
e.g. `[<Digit 10>~Char~Ascii]` is in **PNF**
## How to use this crate ## How to use this crate
```rust ```rust
@ -73,6 +117,19 @@ fn main() {
} }
``` ```
## Roadmap
- [x] (Un-)Parsing
- [x] (De-)Currying
- [x] Unification
- [x] Ladder-Normal-Form
- [x] Parameter-Normal-Form
- [ ] (De)-Sugaring
- [ ] Seq
- [ ] Enum
- [ ] Struct
- [ ] References
- [ ] Function
## License ## License
[GPLv3](COPYING) [GPLv3](COPYING)

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@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ pub mod parser;
pub mod unparser; pub mod unparser;
pub mod curry; pub mod curry;
pub mod lnf; pub mod lnf;
pub mod pnf;
pub mod subtype; pub mod subtype;
pub mod unification; pub mod unification;
pub mod morphism; pub mod morphism;

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@ -1,113 +0,0 @@
use crate::term::TypeTerm;
//<<<<>>>><<>><><<>><<<*>>><<>><><<>><<<<>>>>\\
impl TypeTerm {
/// transmute type into Parameter-Normal-Form (PNF)
///
/// Example:
/// ```ignore
/// <Seq <Digit 10>>~<Seq Char>
/// ⇒ <Seq <Digit 10>~Char>
/// ```
pub fn param_normalize(self) -> Self {
match self {
TypeTerm::Ladder(mut rungs) => {
if rungs.len() > 0 {
// normalize all rungs separately
for r in rungs.iter_mut() {
*r = r.clone().param_normalize();
}
// take top-rung
match rungs.remove(0) {
TypeTerm::App(params_top) => {
let mut params_ladders = Vec::new();
let mut tail : Vec<TypeTerm> = Vec::new();
// append all other rungs to ladders inside
// the application
for p in params_top {
params_ladders.push(vec![ p ]);
}
for r in rungs {
match r {
TypeTerm::App(mut params_rung) => {
if params_rung.len() > 0 {
let mut first_param = params_rung.remove(0);
if first_param == params_ladders[0][0] {
for (l, p) in params_ladders.iter_mut().skip(1).zip(params_rung) {
l.push(p.param_normalize());
}
} else {
params_rung.insert(0, first_param);
tail.push(TypeTerm::App(params_rung));
}
}
}
TypeTerm::Ladder(mut rs) => {
for r in rs {
tail.push(r.param_normalize());
}
}
atomic => {
tail.push(atomic);
}
}
}
let head = TypeTerm::App(
params_ladders.into_iter()
.map(
|mut l| {
l.dedup();
match l.len() {
0 => TypeTerm::unit(),
1 => l.remove(0),
_ => TypeTerm::Ladder(l).param_normalize()
}
}
)
.collect()
);
if tail.len() > 0 {
tail.insert(0, head);
TypeTerm::Ladder(tail)
} else {
head
}
}
TypeTerm::Ladder(mut r) => {
r.append(&mut rungs);
TypeTerm::Ladder(r)
}
atomic => {
rungs.insert(0, atomic);
TypeTerm::Ladder(rungs)
}
}
} else {
TypeTerm::unit()
}
}
TypeTerm::App(params) => {
TypeTerm::App(
params.into_iter()
.map(|p| p.param_normalize())
.collect())
}
atomic => atomic
}
}
}
//<<<<>>>><<>><><<>><<<*>>><<>><><<>><<<<>>>>\\

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@ -2,49 +2,7 @@ use crate::term::TypeTerm;
//<<<<>>>><<>><><<>><<<*>>><<>><><<>><<<<>>>>\\ //<<<<>>>><<>><><<>><<<*>>><<>><><<>><<<<>>>>\\
impl TypeTerm { impl TypeTerm {
pub fn find_semantic_subtype_matches(&self, expected_type: &TypeTerm)
-> Option<(TypeTerm, TypeTerm, TypeTerm)>
{
let provided_lnf = self.clone().get_lnf_vec();
let expected_lnf = expected_type.clone().get_lnf_vec();
for i in 0..provided_lnf.len() {
if provided_lnf[i] == expected_lnf[0] {
// found first match.
// now find first mismatch.
for j in i..usize::min(provided_lnf.len(), i+expected_lnf.len()) {
if provided_lnf[j] != expected_lnf[ j-i ] {
eprintln!("found match at {}, mismatch at {}", i, j);
let syntactic_subladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( provided_lnf[ 0 .. j ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
let provided_reprladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( provided_lnf[ j .. ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
let expected_reprladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( expected_lnf[ j-i .. ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
return Some((syntactic_subladder, provided_reprladder, expected_reprladder));
}
}
eprintln!("only syntactic subtype");
// syntactic subtype
let n = {
if provided_lnf.len() + i < expected_lnf.len() {
1
} else {
2
}
};
let syntactic_subladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( provided_lnf[ 0 .. provided_lnf.len()-1 ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
let provided_reprladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( provided_lnf[ provided_lnf.len()-n .. ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
let expected_reprladder = TypeTerm::Ladder( expected_lnf[ provided_lnf.len()-n-i .. ].into_iter().cloned().collect() );
return Some((syntactic_subladder, provided_reprladder, expected_reprladder));
}
}
None
}
// returns ladder-step of first match and provided representation-type // returns ladder-step of first match and provided representation-type
pub fn is_semantic_subtype_of(&self, expected_type: &TypeTerm) -> Option<(usize, TypeTerm)> { pub fn is_semantic_subtype_of(&self, expected_type: &TypeTerm) -> Option<(usize, TypeTerm)> {
let provided_lnf = self.clone().get_lnf_vec(); let provided_lnf = self.clone().get_lnf_vec();

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@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ pub mod lexer;
pub mod parser; pub mod parser;
pub mod curry; pub mod curry;
pub mod lnf; pub mod lnf;
pub mod pnf;
pub mod subtype; pub mod subtype;
pub mod substitution; pub mod substitution;
pub mod unification; pub mod unification;

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@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
use crate::dict::TypeDict;
#[test]
fn test_param_normalize() {
let mut dict = TypeDict::new();
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("A~B~C").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("A~B~C").expect("parse error").param_normalize(),
);
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("<A B>~C").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("<A B>~C").expect("parse error").param_normalize(),
);
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("<A B~C>").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("<A B>~<A C>").expect("parse error").param_normalize(),
);
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("<A B~C D~E>").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("<A B D>~<A C D>~<A C E>").expect("parse errror").param_normalize(),
);
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("<Seq <Digit 10>~Char>").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("<Seq <Digit 10>>~<Seq Char>").expect("parse errror").param_normalize(),
);
assert_eq!(
dict.parse("<A <B C~D~E> F~G H H>").expect("parse error"),
dict.parse("<A <B C> F H H>
~<A <B D> F H H>
~<A <B E> F H H>
~<A <B E> G H H>").expect("parse errror")
.param_normalize(),
);
}