[ruamoko] Implement %@ handing in the ruamoko runtime

-describe is sent to the object, and the returned string passed back.
There is a worry about the lifetime of the returned string as there's
currently no way of both ensuring it doesn't get freed prematurely and
ensuring it does eventually get freed.
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Bill Currie 2022-09-09 13:51:42 +09:00
parent be447fc9d6
commit 019b40fb81
1 changed files with 25 additions and 1 deletions

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@ -1314,7 +1314,7 @@ rua___obj_forward (progs_t *pr, void *data)
pr_sel_t *sel = &P_STRUCT (pr, pr_sel_t, 1);
pr_sel_t *fwd_sel = probj->forward_selector;
pr_sel_t *err_sel;
pr_class_t *class =&G_STRUCT (pr, pr_class_t, obj->class_pointer);
pr_class_t *class = &G_STRUCT (pr, pr_class_t, obj->class_pointer);
pr_func_t imp;
if (!fwd_sel) {
@ -1444,6 +1444,28 @@ rua_obj_set_error_handler (progs_t *pr, void *data)
PR_RunError (pr, "%s, not implemented", __FUNCTION__);
}
static const char *
rua_at_handler (progs_t *pr, pr_ptr_t at_param, void *_probj)
{
probj_t *probj = _probj;
pr_id_t *obj = &G_STRUCT (pr, pr_id_t, at_param);
pr_class_t *class = &G_STRUCT (pr, pr_class_t, obj->class_pointer);
//FIXME sel_register_typed_name is really not the way to go about
//looking for a selector by name
pr_sel_t *describe_sel=sel_register_typed_name (probj, "describe", "", 0);
pr_func_t imp = get_imp (probj, class, describe_sel);
PR_PushFrame (pr);
PR_RESET_PARAMS (pr);
P_POINTER (pr, 0) = at_param;
P_POINTER (pr, 1) = PR_SetPointer (pr, describe_sel);
pr->pr_argc = 2;
PR_ExecuteProgram (pr, imp);
PR_PopFrame (pr);
//FIXME the lifetime of the string may be a problem
return PR_GetString (pr, R_STRING (pr));
}
static void
rua_obj_msg_lookup (progs_t *pr, void *data)
{
@ -2328,6 +2350,8 @@ RUA_Obj_Init (progs_t *pr, int secure)
Hash_SetHashCompare (probj->load_methods, load_methods_get_hash,
load_methods_compare);
PR_Sprintf_SetAtHandler (pr, rua_at_handler, probj);
PR_Resources_Register (pr, "RUA_ObjectiveQuakeC", probj, rua_obj_cleanup,
rua_obj_destroy);
PR_RegisterBuiltins (pr, obj_methods, probj);