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# coding=utf-8
import operator
import prolog.engine
from server.hints import Hint, HintPopup
id = 1
hint_type = {
'no_hint': Hint('no_hint'),
'program_already_correct': Hint('program_already_correct'),
'system_error': Hint('system_error'),
'test_results': Hint('test_results'),
'syntax_error': Hint('syntax_error'),
'monkey_main': Hint('monkey_main'),
'monkey_change': HintPopup('monkey_change', style='change'),
'monkey_insert': HintPopup('monkey_insert', style='insert'),
'monkey_remove': HintPopup('monkey_remove', style='remove'),
'noncapitalised_variable': Hint('noncapitalised_variable'),
'noncapitalised_variable_markup': HintPopup('noncapitalised_variable_markup'),
}
def hint(code, aux_code):
try:
engine_id, output = prolog.engine.create(code=code+aux_code, timeout=1.0)
# Check program for syntax errors.
if 'error' in map(operator.itemgetter(0), output):
errors_msg = '\n'.join(['{}: {}'.format(m_type, m_text) for m_type, m_text in output])
return [{'id': 'syntax_error', 'args': {'messages': errors_msg}}]
tokens = prolog.util.tokenize(code)
# a,b,c are a bit dangerous when crossing the river exercise is being solved
# what about potential numbers after letters?
# this will have to be solved more generally
targets = [prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'x'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'y'),
prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'z'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'a'),
prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'b'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'c'),
prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'h'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 't'),
prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'l'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 's'),
prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'w'), prolog.util.Token('NAME', 'v')]
marks = [(t.pos, t.pos + len(t.val)) for t in tokens if t in targets]
if marks:
return [{'id': 'noncapitalised_variable_markup', 'start': m[0], 'end': m[1]} for m in marks] + \
[{'id': 'noncapitalised_variable'}]
except socket.timeout as ex:
pass
finally:
if engine_id is not None:
prolog.engine.destroy(engine_id)
return []
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