use std::fs; use crate::native::{self, NativeFunction, NativeFunctionResult}; use crate::value::{Object, ObjectType, Primitive}; use crate::VM; fn file_read(vm: &mut VM, args: &[Primitive]) -> NativeFunctionResult { let Some(Primitive::Object(ptr)) = args.get(0).cloned() else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let object = vm .objects() .get(ptr as usize) .ok_or(native::Error::InvalidArgument)?; let ObjectType::String(str) = &object.typ else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let contents = fs::read_to_string(str).expect("IO Error: Failed to read file!"); let object = Object::new(ObjectType::String(contents)); let ptr = vm.objects_mut().allocate(object); Ok(Primitive::Object(ptr as u32)) } pub const FILE_READ: NativeFunction = NativeFunction { name: "file$read", function: file_read, arity: 1, returns_value: true, doc: Some( "NativeFunction file$read: \n\targs: path (str)\n\tdesc: Returns the contents of a file \ at \n\tExample: `var todo = file$read('/home/sloth/todo.txt'); # Assuming the \ contents of todo.txt are 'Take a nap' then todo = 'Take a nap'`", ), }; fn file_write(vm: &mut VM, args: &[Primitive]) -> NativeFunctionResult { let Some(Primitive::Object(path_ptr)) = args.get(0).cloned() else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let path_object = vm .objects() .get(path_ptr as usize) .ok_or(native::Error::InvalidArgument)?; let ObjectType::String(path) = &path_object.typ else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let Some(Primitive::Object(content_ptr)) = args.get(1).cloned() else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let content_object = vm .objects() .get(content_ptr as usize) .ok_or(native::Error::InvalidArgument)?; let ObjectType::String(content) = &content_object.typ else { return Err(native::Error::InvalidArgument); }; let _ = fs::write(path, content); Ok(Primitive::Empty) } pub const FILE_WRITE: NativeFunction = NativeFunction { name: "file$write", function: file_write, arity: 2, returns_value: false, doc: Some( "NativeFunction file$write: \n\targs: path (str), content (str)\n\tdesc: Writes \ to file at \n\tExample: `file$write('/home/sloth/todo.txt', 'Take a nap'); # \ todo.txt now contains the string 'Take a nap'`", ), };