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Philippe Suter authoredPhilippe Suter authored
FunCheckPlugin.scala 2.24 KiB
package funcheck
import scala.tools.nsc
import scala.tools.nsc.{Global,Phase}
import scala.tools.nsc.plugins.{Plugin,PluginComponent}
/** This class is the entry point for the plugin. */
class FunCheckPlugin(val global: Global) extends Plugin {
import global._
val name = "funcheck"
val description = "Static analysis for Scala by LARA."
var stopAfterAnalysis: Boolean = true
var stopAfterExtraction: Boolean = false
var silentlyTolerateNonPureBodies: Boolean = false
/** The help message displaying the options for that plugin. */
override val optionsHelp: Option[String] = Some(
" -P:funcheck:uniqid When pretty-printing funcheck trees, show identifiers IDs" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:with-code Allows the compiler to keep running after the static analysis" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:parse Checks only whether the program is valid PureScala" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:extensions=ex1:... Specifies a list of qualified class names of extensions to be loaded" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:nodefaults Runs only the analyses provided by the extensions" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:tolerant Silently extracts non-pure function bodies as ''unknown''" + "\n" +
" -P:funcheck:quiet No info and warning messages from the extensions"
)
/** Processes the command-line options. */
override def processOptions(options: List[String], error: String => Unit) {
for(option <- options) {
option match {
case "with-code" => stopAfterAnalysis = false
case "uniqid" => purescala.Settings.showIDs = true
case "parse" => stopAfterExtraction = true
case "tolerant" => silentlyTolerateNonPureBodies = true
case "quiet" => purescala.Settings.quietExtensions = true
case "nodefaults" => purescala.Settings.runDefaultExtensions = false
case s if s.startsWith("extensions=") => purescala.Settings.extensionNames = s.substring("extensions=".length, s.length)
case _ => error("Invalid option: " + option)
}
}
}
val components = List[PluginComponent](new AnalysisComponent(global, this))}