//////////
# pragma #
//////////

~> pragma unknown-command
Compilation error: need literal =
  [tty]:1:23: pragma unknown-command
~> pragma unknown-command =
Compilation error: need pragma value
  [tty]:1:25: pragma unknown-command =
~> pragma unknown-command x
Compilation error: must be literal =
  [tty]:1:24-24: pragma unknown-command x
~> pragma bad-name = some-value
Compilation error: unknown pragma bad-name
  [tty]:1:8-15: pragma bad-name = some-value
~> pragma unknown-command = bad
Compilation error: invalid value for unknown-command: bad
  [tty]:1:26-28: pragma unknown-command = bad

// Actual effect of the unknown-command pragma is tested along with external
// command resolution in compile_effect_test.elvts.

///////
# var #
///////

// Interaction between assignment and variable scoping is tested as part of
// closure behavior in compile_value_test.elvts.

## declaring without assigning ##
~> var x
   put $x
▶ $nil
## Quoted variable name ##
~> var 'a/b'
   put $'a/b'
▶ $nil
## declaring one variable whose name ends in ":" ##
~> var a:
## declaring a variable whose name ends in "~" initializes it to the builtin nop ##
~> var cmd~
   cmd &ignored-opt ignored-arg
   is $cmd~ $nop~
▶ $true
## declaring multiple variables ##
~> var x y
   put $x $y
▶ $nil
▶ $nil
## declaring one variable with initial value ##
~> var x = foo
   put $x
▶ foo
## declaring multiple variables with initial values ##
~> var x y = foo bar
   put $x $y
▶ foo
▶ bar
## rest variable ##
~> var x @y z = a b c d
   put $x $y $z
▶ a
▶ [b c]
▶ d
## rest variable with empty RHS ##
~> var @x =
   put $x
▶ []
## shadowing ##
~> var x = old
   fn f { put $x }
   var x = new
   put $x
   f
▶ new
▶ old

## concurrent creation and access ##
// Ensure that there is no race with "go test -race"
~> var x = 1
   put $x | var y = (all)

## assignment errors when the RHS errors ##
~> var x = [][1]
Exception: out of range: index must be from 0 to -1, but is 1
  [tty]:1:9-13: var x = [][1]

## arity mismatch ##
~> var x = 1 2
Exception: arity mismatch: assignment right-hand-side must be 1 value, but is 2 values
  [tty]:1:1-11: var x = 1 2
~> var x y = 1
Exception: arity mismatch: assignment right-hand-side must be 2 values, but is 1 value
  [tty]:1:1-11: var x y = 1
~> var x y @z = 1
Exception: arity mismatch: assignment right-hand-side must be 2 or more values, but is 1 value
  [tty]:1:1-14: var x y @z = 1

## variable name must not be empty ##
~> var ''
Compilation error: variable name must not be empty
  [tty]:1:5-6: var ''

## variable name that must be quoted after $ must be quoted ##
~> var a/b
Compilation error: lvalue must be valid literal variable names
  [tty]:1:5-7: var a/b

## multiple @ not allowed ##
~> var x @y @z = a b c d
Compilation error: at most one rest variable is allowed
  [tty]:1:10-11: var x @y @z = a b c d

## non-local not allowed ##
~> var ns:a
Compilation error: cannot create variable $ns:a; new variables can only be created in the current scope
  [tty]:1:5-8: var ns:a

## index not allowed ##
~> var a[0]
Compilation error: new variable $a must not have indices
  [tty]:1:5-8: var a[0]

## composite expression not allowed ##
~> var a'b'
Compilation error: lvalue may not be composite expressions
  [tty]:1:5-8: var a'b'

## braced lists must not have any indices when used as a lvalue ##
~> var {a b}[0] = x y
Compilation error: braced list may not have indices when used as lvalue
  [tty]:1:5-12: var {a b}[0] = x y

///////
# set #
///////

## setting one variable ##
~> var x
   set x = foo
   put $x
▶ foo

## empty RHS is allowed ##
~> var x
   set @x =
   put $x
▶ []

## variable must already exist ##
~> set x = foo
Compilation error: cannot find variable $x
  [tty]:1:5-5: set x = foo

## list element assignment ##
~> var li = [foo bar]; set li[0] = 233; put $@li
▶ 233
▶ bar

## variable in list assignment must already be defined ##
// Regression test for b.elv.sh/889
~> set y[0] = a
Compilation error: cannot find variable $y
  [tty]:1:5-8: set y[0] = a

## map element assignment ##
~> var di = [&k=v]
   set di[k] = lorem
   set di[k2] = ipsum
   put $di[k] $di[k2]
▶ lorem
▶ ipsum

## nested map element assignment ##
~> var d = [&a=[&b=v]]
   put $d[a][b]
   set d[a][b] = u
   put $d[a][b]
▶ v
▶ u

## setting a non-exist environment variable ##
//unset-env X
~> has-env X
   set E:X = x
   get-env X
▶ $false
▶ x

## map element assignment errors ##
~> var li = [foo]; set li[(fail foo)] = bar
Exception: foo
  [tty]:1:25-32: var li = [foo]; set li[(fail foo)] = bar
~> var li = [foo]; set li[0 1] = foo bar
Exception: multi indexing not implemented
  [tty]:1:21-27: var li = [foo]; set li[0 1] = foo bar
~> var li = [[]]; set li[1][2] = bar
Exception: out of range: index must be from 0 to 0, but is 1
  [tty]:1:20-27: var li = [[]]; set li[1][2] = bar

## assignment to read-only var is a compile-time error ##
~> set nil = 1
Compilation error: variable $nil is read-only
  [tty]:1:5-7: set nil = 1
~> var a b
   set a true b = 1 2 3
Compilation error: variable $true is read-only
  [tty]:2:7-10: set a true b = 1 2 3
~> set @true = 1
Compilation error: variable $true is read-only
  [tty]:1:5-9: set @true = 1
~> var r
   set true @r = 1
Compilation error: variable $true is read-only
  [tty]:2:5-8: set true @r = 1
~> var r
   set @r true = 1
Compilation error: variable $true is read-only
  [tty]:2:8-11: set @r true = 1

// Error conditions already covered by tests for var above are not repeated.

## = is required ##
~> var x; set x
Compilation error: need = and right-hand-side
  [tty]:1:13: var x; set x

//////////////////////
# error from Var.Set #
//////////////////////

//add-bad-var bad 0

~> set bad = foo
Exception: bad var
  [tty]:1:5-7: set bad = foo
~> var a; set bad @a = foo
Exception: bad var
  [tty]:1:12-14: var a; set bad @a = foo
~> var a; set a @bad = foo
Exception: bad var
  [tty]:1:14-17: var a; set a @bad = foo
~> var a; set @a bad = foo
Exception: bad var
  [tty]:1:15-17: var a; set @a bad = foo

///////
# tmp #
///////

~> var x = foo
   put $x
   { tmp x = bar; put $x }
   put $x
▶ foo
▶ bar
▶ foo

## use outside function ##
~> var x; tmp x = y
Compilation error: tmp may only be used inside a function
  [tty]:1:8-16: var x; tmp x = y

## non-existent variable ##
~> { tmp x = y }
Compilation error: cannot find variable $x
  [tty]:1:7-7: { tmp x = y }

## used on unset environment variable ##
//unset-env X
~> has-env X
   { tmp E:X = y; put $E:X }
   has-env X
   put $E:X
▶ $false
▶ y
▶ $false
▶ ''

## used on set environment variable ##
//unset-env X
~> set-env X x
   { tmp E:X = y; put $E:X }
   get-env X
   put $E:X
▶ y
▶ x
▶ x

## error setting ##
//add-bad-var bad 0
~> { tmp bad = foo }
Exception: bad var
  [tty]:1:7-9: { tmp bad = foo }
  [tty]:1:1-17: { tmp bad = foo }

# error restoring #
//add-bad-var bad 1
~> { tmp bad = foo; put after }
▶ after
Exception: restore variable: bad var
  [tty]:1:7-9: { tmp bad = foo; put after }
  [tty]:1:1-28: { tmp bad = foo; put after }

///////
# del #
///////

~> var x = 1
   del x

## variable can't be used after deleted ##
~> var x = 1
   del x
   echo $x
Compilation error: variable $x not found
  [tty]:3:6-7: echo $x

## deleting environment variable ##
//set-env TEST_ENV test_value
~> has-env TEST_ENV
   del E:TEST_ENV
   has-env TEST_ENV
▶ $true
▶ $false

## deleting variable whose name contains special characters ##
~> var 'a/b' = foo
   del 'a/b'

## deleting element ##
~> var x = [&k=v &k2=v2]
   del x[k2]
   keys $x
▶ k
~> var x = [[&k=v &k2=v2]];
   del x[0][k2]
   keys $x[0]
▶ k

## deleting nonexistent variable ##
~> del x
Compilation error: no variable $x
  [tty]:1:5-5: del x

## deleting element of nonexistent variable ##
~> del x[0]
Compilation error: no variable $x
  [tty]:1:5-8: del x[0]

## deleting non-local variable ##
~> var a: = (ns [&b=$nil])
   del a:b
Compilation error: only variables in the local scope or E: can be deleted
  [tty]:2:5-7: del a:b

## variable name given with $ ##
~> var x = 1
   del $x
Compilation error: arguments to del must omit the dollar sign
  [tty]:2:5-6: del $x

## variable name not given as a single primary expression ##
~> var ab = 1
   del a'b'
Compilation error: arguments to del must be variable or variable elements
  [tty]:2:5-8: del a'b'

## variable name not a string ##
~> del [a]
Compilation error: arguments to del must be variable or variable elements
  [tty]:1:5-7: del [a]

## variable name has sigil ##
~> var x = []; del @x
Compilation error: arguments to del must be variable or variable elements
  [tty]:1:17-18: var x = []; del @x

## variable name not quoted when it should be ##
~> var 'a/b' = foo
   del a/b
Compilation error: arguments to del must be variable or variable elements
  [tty]:2:5-7: del a/b

## index is multiple values ##
~> var x = [&k1=v1 &k2=v2]
   del x[k1 k2]
Exception: index must evaluate to a single value in argument to del
  [tty]:2:7-11: del x[k1 k2]

## index expression throws ##
~> var x = [&k]
   del x[(fail x)]
Exception: x
  [tty]:2:8-13: del x[(fail x)]

## value does not support element removal ##
~> var x = (num 1)
   del x[k]
Exception: value does not support element removal
  [tty]:2:5-7: del x[k]
// TODO: Fix the stack trace so that it points to "x[k]" instead of "x[k"

## intermediate element does not exist ##
~> var x = [&]
   del x[k][0]
Exception: no such key: k
  [tty]:2:5-5: del x[k][0]

///////
# and #
///////

~> and $true $false
▶ $false
~> and a b
▶ b
~> and $false b
▶ $false
~> and $true b
▶ b

## short circuit ##
~> var x = a
   and $false (x = b)
   put $x
▶ $false
▶ a

## exception propagation ##
~> and a (fail x)
Exception: x
  [tty]:1:8-13: and a (fail x)

## output error is bubbled ##
~> and a >&-
Exception: port does not support value output
  [tty]:1:1-9: and a >&-

//////
# or #
//////

~> or $true $false
▶ $true
~> or a b
▶ a
~> or $false b
▶ b
~> or $true b
▶ $true

## short circuit ##
~> var x = a; or $true (x = b); put $x
▶ $true
▶ a

## exception ##
~> or $false (fail x)
Exception: x
  [tty]:1:12-17: or $false (fail x)

## output error is bubbled ##
~> or a >&-
Exception: port does not support value output
  [tty]:1:1-8: or a >&-

////////////
# coalesce #
////////////

~> coalesce a b
▶ a
~> coalesce $nil b
▶ b
~> coalesce $nil $nil
▶ $nil
~> coalesce
▶ $nil

## short circuit ##
~> coalesce a (fail foo)
▶ a

## exception propagation ##
~> coalesce $nil (fail foo)
Exception: foo
  [tty]:1:16-23: coalesce $nil (fail foo)

## output error is bubbled ##
~> coalesce a >&-
Exception: port does not support value output
  [tty]:1:1-14: coalesce a >&-

////////////////////////////////
# special forms require thunks #
////////////////////////////////

// Regression test for b.elv.sh/1456.
//
// This only tests "for"; the other special forms use the same utility under the
// hood and are not repeated.

~> for x [] {|arg| }
Compilation error: for body must not have arguments
  [tty]:1:10-17: for x [] {|arg| }
~> for x [] {|&opt=val| }
Compilation error: for body must not have options
  [tty]:1:10-22: for x [] {|&opt=val| }

//////
# if #
//////

~> if true { put then }
▶ then
~> if $false { put then } else { put else }
▶ else
~> if $false { put 1 } elif $false { put 2 } else { put 3 }
▶ 3
~> if $false { put 2 } elif true { put 2 } else { put 3 }
▶ 2

## exception in condition expression ##
~> if (fail x) { }
Exception: x
  [tty]:1:5-10: if (fail x) { }

///////
# try #
///////

~> try { nop } catch { put bad } else { put good }
▶ good
~> try { fail tr } catch - { put bad } else { put good }
▶ bad
~> try { fail tr } finally { put final }
▶ final
Exception: tr
  [tty]:1:7-14: try { fail tr } finally { put final }
~> try { fail tr } catch { fail ex } finally { put final }
▶ final
Exception: ex
  [tty]:1:25-32: try { fail tr } catch { fail ex } finally { put final }
~> try { fail tr } catch { put ex } finally { fail final }
▶ ex
Exception: final
  [tty]:1:44-54: try { fail tr } catch { put ex } finally { fail final }
~> try { fail tr } catch { fail ex } finally { fail final }
Exception: final
  [tty]:1:45-55: try { fail tr } catch { fail ex } finally { fail final }

## must have catch or finally ##
~> try { fail tr }
Compilation error: try must be followed by a catch block or a finally block
  [tty]:1:1-15: try { fail tr }

## rest variable not allowed ##
~> try { nop } catch @a { }
Compilation error: rest variable not allowed
  [tty]:1:19-20: try { nop } catch @a { }

## readonly var as a target for the "catch" clause ##
~> try { fail reason } catch nil { }
Compilation error: variable $nil is read-only
  [tty]:1:27-29: try { fail reason } catch nil { }

## quoted var name ##
~> try { fail hard } catch 'x=' { put $'x='[reason][type] }
▶ fail

## regression test: "try { } catch" is a syntax error, but it should not panic ##
~> try { } catch
Compilation error: need variable or body
  [tty]:1:14: try { } catch

/////////
# while #
/////////

~> var x = (num 0)
   while (< $x 4) { put $x; set x = (+ $x 1) }
▶ (num 0)
▶ (num 1)
▶ (num 2)
▶ (num 3)

## break ##
~> var x = (num 0)
   while (< $x 4) { put $x; break }
▶ (num 0)

## continue ##
~> var x = (num 0)
   while (< $x 4) { put $x; set x = (+ $x 1); continue; put bad }
▶ (num 0)
▶ (num 1)
▶ (num 2)
▶ (num 3)

## exception in body ##
~> var x = 0; while (< $x 4) { fail haha }
Exception: haha
  [tty]:1:29-38: var x = 0; while (< $x 4) { fail haha }

## exception in condition ##
~> while (fail x) { }
Exception: x
  [tty]:1:8-13: while (fail x) { }

## else branch - not taken ##
~> var x = 0; while (< $x 4) { put $x; set x = (+ $x 1) } else { put bad }
▶ 0
▶ (num 1)
▶ (num 2)
▶ (num 3)

## else branch - taken ##
~> while $false { put bad } else { put good }
▶ good

///////
# for #
///////

~> for x [tempora mores] { put 'O '$x }
▶ 'O tempora'
▶ 'O mores'

## break ##
~> for x [a] { break } else { put $x }

## else ##
~> for x [a] { put $x } else { put $x }
▶ a

## continue ##
~> for x [a b] { put $x; continue; put $x; }
▶ a
▶ b

## else ##
~> for x [] { } else { put else }
▶ else
~> for x [a] { } else { put else }

## propagating exception ##
~> for x [a] { fail foo }
Exception: foo
  [tty]:1:13-21: for x [a] { fail foo }

## more than one iterator ##
~> for {x,y} [] { }
Compilation error: must be exactly one lvalue
  [tty]:1:5-9: for {x,y} [] { }

## can't create new variable non-local variable ##
~> for no-such-namespace:x [a b] { }
Compilation error: cannot create variable $no-such-namespace:x; new variables can only be created in the current scope
  [tty]:1:5-23: for no-such-namespace:x [a b] { }

## can't use non-existent variable ##
~> var a: = (ns [&])
   for a:b [] { }
Exception: no variable $a:b
  [tty]:2:5-7: for a:b [] { }

## exception when evaluating iterable ##
~> for x [][0] { }
Exception: out of range: index must be from 0 to -1, but is 0
  [tty]:1:7-11: for x [][0] { }

## more than one iterable ##
~> for x (put a b) { }
Exception: arity mismatch: value being iterated must be 1 value, but is 2 values
  [tty]:1:7-15: for x (put a b) { }

## non-iterable value ##
~> for x (num 0) { }
Exception: cannot iterate number
  [tty]:1:1-17: for x (num 0) { }

//////
# fn #
//////

~> fn f {|x| put x=$x'.' }; f lorem; f ipsum
▶ 'x=lorem.'
▶ 'x=ipsum.'

## recursive functions with fn ##
// Regression test for b.elv.sh/1206.
~> fn f {|n| if (== $n 0) { num 1 } else { * $n (f (- $n 1)) } }; f 3
▶ (num 6)

## swallowing exception thrown by return ##
~> fn f { put a; return; put b }; f
▶ a

## error when evaluating the lambda ##
~> fn f {|&opt=(fail x)| }
Exception: x
  [tty]:1:14-19: fn f {|&opt=(fail x)| }

///////
# use #
///////

## basic usage ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum' > $lib/lorem.elv
~> use lorem
   put $lorem:name
▶ ipsum

## imports are lexically scoped ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum' > $lib/lorem.elv
~> { use lorem }
   put $lorem:name
Compilation error: variable $lorem:name not found
  [tty]:2:5-15: put $lorem:name

## prefers lib dir that appear earlier ##
//two-tmp-lib-dirs
~> echo 'echo lib1/shadow' > $lib1/shadow.elv
~> echo 'echo lib2/shadow' > $lib2/shadow.elv
~> use shadow
lib1/shadow

## use of imported variable is captured in upvalue ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum' > $lib/lorem.elv
~> use lorem
   { put $lorem:name }
▶ ipsum

## use of imported function is also captured in upvalue ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum; fn put-name { put $name }' > $lib/lorem.elv
~> { use lorem; { lorem:put-name } }
▶ ipsum

## use of module in subdirectory ##
//tmp-lib-dir
// TODO: Use os:mkdir-all when it's available.
~> use os
   os:mkdir $lib/a
   os:mkdir $lib/a/b
   echo 'var name = a/b/c' > $lib/a/b/c.elv
~> use a/b/c
   put $c:name
▶ a/b/c

## module is cached after first use ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'put has-init' > $lib/has-init.elv
~> use has-init
▶ has-init
~> use has-init
// Init code is not run again

## renaming module ##
//tmp-lib-dir
// TODO: Use os:mkdir-all when it's available.
~> use os
   os:mkdir $lib/a
   os:mkdir $lib/a/b
   echo 'var name = a/b/c' > $lib/a/b/c.elv
~> use a/b/c mod
   put $mod:name
▶ a/b/c

## modules can be used multiple times with different aliases ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum' > $lib/lorem.elv
~> use lorem
   use lorem lorem2
   put $lorem:name $lorem2:name
▶ ipsum
▶ ipsum

## variable referencing a module can be shadowed ##
//tmp-lib-dir
// TODO: Use os:mkdir-all when it's available.
~> use os
   os:mkdir $lib/a
   os:mkdir $lib/a/b
   echo 'var name = c' > $lib/c.elv
   echo 'var name = a/b/c' > $lib/a/b/c.elv
~> use c
   put $c:name
   use a/b/c
   put $c:name
▶ c
▶ a/b/c

## relative uses ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> use os
   os:mkdir $lib/a
   os:mkdir $lib/a/b
   echo 'var name = ipsum' > $lib/lorem.elv
   echo 'var name = a/b/c' > $lib/a/b/c.elv
   echo 'use ./c; var c = $c:name; use ../../lorem; var lorem = $lorem:name' > $lib/a/b/x.elv
~> use a/b/x; put $x:c $x:lorem
▶ a/b/c
▶ ipsum

## relative uses from the REPL ##
// Relative uses from the REPL is relative to the working directory.
//in-temp-dir
~> echo 'var name = ipsum' > lorem.elv
~> use ./lorem
   put $lorem:name
▶ ipsum

## variables in the REPL scope is invisible from modules ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'put $x' > $lib/put-x.elv
// We have to do this since the exception stack trace contains $lib, which is a
// temporary directory that changes across runs.
//
// TODO: Print the whole error message (but without the filename) when
// exceptions support that level of introspection.
~> try {
     use put-x
   } catch e {
     echo has exception
   }
has exception

## invalid UTF-8 in module file ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo "\xff" > $lib/invalid-utf8.elv
// We have to do this since the exception stack trace contains $lib, which is a
// temporary directory that changes across runs.
//
// TODO: Print the whole error message (but without the filename) when
// exceptions support that level of introspection.
~> try {
     use invalid-utf8
   } catch e {
     echo has exception
   }
has exception

## unknown module spec ##
~> use unknown
Exception: no such module: unknown
  [tty]:1:1-11: use unknown
~> use ./unknown
Exception: no such module: ./unknown
  [tty]:1:1-13: use ./unknown
~> use ../unknown
Exception: no such module: ../unknown
  [tty]:1:1-14: use ../unknown

## wrong number of arguments ##
~> use
Compilation error: need module spec
  [tty]:1:4: use
~> use a b c
Compilation error: superfluous arguments
  [tty]:1:9-9: use a b c

## circular dependency ##
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'var pre = apre; use b; put $b:pre $b:post; var post = apost' > $lib/a.elv
   echo "var pre = bpre; use a; put $a:pre $a:post; var post = bpost" > $lib/b.elv
~> use a
▶ apre
▶ $nil
▶ bpre
▶ bpost

## importing module triggers check for deprecated features ##
// Regression test for b.elv.sh/1072
//tmp-lib-dir
~> echo 'a=b nop $a' > $lib/dep.elv
// Only show the first line to avoid showing the file path, which contains $lib
// and changes across runs.
~> use dep 2>&1 | take 1 | to-lines
Deprecation: the legacy temporary assignment syntax is deprecated; use "tmp" instead

## module may mutate REPL namespace ##
// Regression test for b.elv.sh/1225
//tmp-lib-dir
//add-var-in-builtin
~> echo 'var foo = bar; add-var foo $foo' > $lib/a.elv
~> use a
~> keys $a:
▶ foo
~> put $foo
▶ bar