############################################################################ # PerlConnect support package. 8/3/98 2:50PM # This packages implements private methods called from jsperl.c # Please don't try to include in from Perl # See README.html and JS.xs for information about this module. ############################################################################ package JS; require Exporter; require DynaLoader; @ISA = qw(Exporter DynaLoader); @EXPORT_OK = qw(perl_eval perl_resolve perl_call $js $ver); # version string for the interpreter $ver = "[Perl Interpreter: Version $] compiled under $^O]\n"; $DEBUG = undef; ############################################################################ # TODO: This will be added ############################################################################ sub AUTOLOAD #7/28/98 8:24PM { print "\nJS::AUTOLOAD: $AUTOLOAD, not implemented yet\n" if $DEBUG; } ##AUTOLOAD ############################################################################ # Evaluates the parameter and returns the return result of eval() as a # reference ############################################################################ sub perl_eval #7/15/98 5:13PM { my($stmt) = shift; package main; my(@_js) = eval($stmt); package JS; my($_js) = (scalar(@_js)==1)?$_js[0]:\@_js; undef $js; $js = (ref $_js) ? $_js: \$_js; print "Failure in perl_call!" unless ref $js; } ##perl_eval ############################################################################ # Calls the procesure passed as the first parameter and passes the rest of # the arguments to it. The return result is converted to a reference as # before ############################################################################ sub perl_call #7/21/98 2:16PM { my($proc) = shift; my($_js); $proc =~ s/main:://g; #print "Calling $proc\n"; package main; my(@_js) = &$proc(@_); package JS; #print "here: ", @_js, "\n"; $_js = (scalar(@_js)==1)?$_js[0]:\@_js; undef $js; $js = (ref $_js) ? $_js: \$_js; #print ref $js; print "Failure in perl_call!" unless ref $js; } ##perl_call ############################################################################ # Takes the first parameter and tries to retrieve this variable ############################################################################ sub perl_resolve #7/22/98 10:08AM { my($name) = shift; my(@parts) = split('::', $name); my($last_part) = pop(@parts); # variable lookup -- variables must start with $, @, or % if($last_part =~ /^([\$\@\%])(.+)/){ my($resolved_name) = "$1".join('::', @parts)."::$2"; package main; my(@_js) = eval($resolved_name); package JS; my($_js) = (scalar(@_js)==1)?$_js[0]:\@_js; undef $js; $js = (ref $_js) ? $_js: \$_js; }else{ $name =~ s/main:://g; # if this function exists # function -- set $js to 1 to indicate this if(eval "return defined(&main::$name)"){ print "function $name\n" if $DEBUG; $js = 1; # module }else{ print "must be a module\n" if $DEBUG; $js=2; return; # defined module -- try to do an eval and check $@ to trap errors # as a result, the module is automatically pre-use'd if it exists $name =~ s/main:://g; if(eval "use $name; return !(defined($@));"){ $js = 2; # o.w. this module is undefined }else{ $js = 3; } } } } ##perl_resolve ############################################################################ # Validates package name ############################################################################ sub perl_validate_package #7/22/98 10:15AM { print "perl_validate_package\n" if $DEBUG; my($name) = shift; print $name if $DEBUG; $js = $name?1:undef; } ##perl_validate_package # test procedure sub c{ print "da!\n" if wantarray; print "Called!\n"; return @_; } 1;