@Override
public void visit(Symbol name) {
if (!unique || !set.contains(name)) {
if (maxNames == -1 || names.length() < maxNames) {
names.add(StringArrayVector.valueOf(name.getPrintName()));
set.add(name);
}
}
}
private static SEXP R_loadMethod(Context context, SEXP def, String fname, Environment ev) {
/* since this is called every time a method is dispatched with a
definition that has a class, it should be as efficient as
possible => we build in knowledge of the standard
MethodDefinition and MethodWithNext slots. If these (+ the
class slot) don't account for all the attributes, regular
dispatch is done. */
int found = 1; /* we "know" the class attribute is there */
found++; // we also have our fake __S4_BIt for renjin
PairList attrib = def.getAttributes().asPairList();
for (PairList.Node s : attrib.nodes()) {
SEXP t = s.getTag();
if (t == R_target) {
ev.setVariable(R_dot_target, s.getValue());
found++;
} else if (t == R_defined) {
ev.setVariable(R_dot_defined, s.getValue());
found++;
} else if (t == R_nextMethod) {
ev.setVariable(R_dot_nextMethod, s.getValue());
found++;
} else if (t == Symbols.SOURCE) {
/* ignore */ found++;
}
}
ev.setVariable(R_dot_Method, def);
/* this shouldn't be needed but check the generic being
"loadMethod", which would produce a recursive loop */
if (fname.equals("loadMethod")) {
return def;
}
if (found < attrib.length()) {
FunctionCall call =
FunctionCall.newCall(R_loadMethod_name, def, StringArrayVector.valueOf(fname), ev);
return context.evaluate(call, ev);
// SEXP e, val;
// PROTECT(e = allocVector(LANGSXP, 4));
// SETCAR(e, R_loadMethod_name); val = CDR(e);
// SETCAR(val, def); val = CDR(val);
// SETCAR(val, fname); val = CDR(val);
// SETCAR(val, ev);
// val = eval(e, ev);
// return val;
} else {
return def;
}
}
/* C version of the standardGeneric R function. */
public SEXP R_standardGeneric(Context context, Symbol fsym, Environment ev, SEXP fdef) {
String fname = fsym.getPrintName();
Environment f_env = context.getGlobalEnvironment().getBaseEnvironment();
SEXP mlist = Null.INSTANCE;
SEXP f;
SEXP val = Null.INSTANCE;
int nprotect = 0;
// if(!initialized)
// R_initMethodDispatch(NULL);
if (fdef instanceof Closure) {
f_env = ((Closure) fdef).getEnclosingEnvironment();
mlist = f_env.getVariable(".Methods");
if (mlist == Symbol.UNBOUND_VALUE) {
mlist = Null.INSTANCE;
}
} else if (fdef instanceof PrimitiveFunction) {
f_env = context.getBaseEnvironment();
// mlist = R_primitive_methods((PrimitiveFunction)fdef);
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
} else {
throw new EvalException(
"invalid generic function object for method selection for function '%s': expected a function or a primitive, got an object of class \"%s\"",
fsym.getPrintName(), fdef.getAttributes().getClassVector());
}
if (mlist instanceof Null || mlist instanceof Closure || mlist instanceof PrimitiveFunction) {
f = mlist;
} else {
// f = do_dispatch(fname, ev, mlist, TRUE, TRUE);
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
if (f == Null.INSTANCE) {
SEXP value =
R_S_MethodsListSelect(context, StringArrayVector.valueOf(fname), ev, mlist, f_env);
if (value == Null.INSTANCE) {
throw new EvalException(
"no direct or inherited method for function '%s' for this call", fname);
}
mlist = value;
/* now look again. This time the necessary method should
have been inserted in the MethodsList object */
f = do_dispatch(context, fname, (Environment) ev, mlist, false, true);
}
// /* loadMethod methods */
if (f.isObject()) {
f = R_loadMethod(context, f, fsym.getPrintName(), ev);
}
if (f instanceof Closure) {
return R_execMethod(context, (Closure) f, ev);
} else if (f instanceof PrimitiveFunction) {
/* primitives can't be methods; they arise only as the
default method when a primitive is made generic. In this
case, return a special marker telling the C code to go on
with the internal computations. */
// val = R_deferred_default_method();
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
} else {
throw new EvalException("invalid object (non-function) used as method");
}
// return val;
}