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With Pierre-Marie, we discovered the hard way that Glib.Io reads
are *not* non-blocking by default as I thought. My bad...
This was causing nasty freezes of coqide in the rare cases where
the final read was exactly filling the buffer (which was of size 1024).
Now:
- the input channels from coqtop (and various other external commands)
are given to Unix.set_nonblock
- Exceptions in our io_read_all (typically a kind of EAGAIN) terminate
the read
- We can now switch to Glib.Io.read_chars instead of the deprecated
Glib.Io.read.
- Btw, we use a larger buffer (8192).
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PrintOpt.set now only updates the state Hashtbl of options,
a PrintOpt.enforce is mandatory to transmit them to coqtop.
This enforce is done for instance by Coq.goals.
The various signal handlers about coqide's buffer are now installed
in session creation, and not anymore via the coqops initializer.
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unsuable Coqide under MacOS
makes Command not working on MacOS and consequently breaks all default shortcuts 'o' opens a file 'w' close the buffer ...
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For that, we removing read-only tags on the backtracked zone
only at the end of the backtrack
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We directly produce in Coq_lex a utf8 char offset instead of
a byte offset, by counting the utf8 extra byte during the lexing.
This way, no need anymore for converting later with complex
byte_offset_to_char_offset.
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The handler for apply_tag removed in commit 16044 was probaly meant
for that. We now proceed in a more simple way, in Sentence.split_slice_lax,
instead of doing a remove_tag in a apply_tag handler (!).
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Main victim is analyzed_view :
- some unnecessary methods have been killed (hep_for_keyword for instance)
- some other migrated elsewhere (recenter_input, find_next_occurrence, ...)
- analyzed_view is now split in two : fileops (filename, save, revert, ...)
and coqops (process_next_phrase, ...)
Four new files created:
- Sentence (for tag_on_insert and alii)
- FileOps (ex-first-half of analyzed_view)
- CoqOps (ex-second-half of analyzed_view)
- Session (ex-record viewable_script and functions about it)
Also lots of renaming, trying to be shorter (but still meaningful) and
more uniform
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This isn't mandatory, but it's a good practice.
For instance it allows to easily locate all ~callback arguments.
Cf. warning 6 of OCaml 4
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Experimentally, this occurs at least in win32 when sending commands
quickly enough: one handle_input callback received only a part of an xml
answer, the rest was available only during the next handle_input.
So we store unterminated xml fragments across handle_input invocations.
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Threads were only there to handle blocking dialogs with the different
coqtops. But programming with threads have drawbacks : complex mutex
infrastructure, possible deadlocks, etc. In particular gtk functions
are not meant to be called from a thread which isn't the gtk main loop,
(unless some gtk mutex have been taken). This seem to pose problem
specifically in win32 (and macosx ?), hence the use of the
GtkThread.(a)sync hack for scheduling code for execution in the gtk
main loop.
Instead, we now use the Glib.Io module to install a callback that will
be runned when some answer of coqtop is available on the channel.
This implies using now a continuation-passing style: for instance,
instead of two sequential requests to coqtop, we'll now have the
2nd request inside the callback handling the answer to the 1st request.
Remarks:
- Also use asynchronous i/o for external commands (editor, coqc, make...).
Launching an external editor or browser won't freeze coqide anymore.
- Reworked handling of coqtop process, especially when closing them.
A responsive coqtop should now hara-kiri immediatly when its input
channel is closed. Otherwise we try later a soft kill, then some
hard kills if necessary. If nothing work we warns the user.
When quitting coqide, all this might induce a small delay (2s at worse).
- Be careful now to avoid "long" computations (or blocking i/o) in
a coqide function. Experimentally, it seems that loading/saving a .v
file is quick enough. If necessary, we could use asynchronous i/o
also for writing the .v, but for loading I've no clue.
- In the Coqide module, we ensure that the current continuation k
will indeed be run at the end thanks to an abstract return type
(void = opaque copy of unit).
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Instead of many Coq_lex.delimit_sentence followed by String.sub,
we let Coq_lex find the different sentences at once.
The offset converter (from byte offset to utf8 offset) is optimized
to compute these offsets incrementally instead of re-visiting the
whole string buffer again and again.
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Instead of trying to limit the retag to the visible zone
(which may be wrong if the user has scrolled), we remove
the red error tag from the whole buffer (this isn't costly).
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We now try harder to handle ourselves gtk messages (e.g. Gtk-WARNING ...).
This way, we could reroute them nicely in w32, and pop-up the critical ones.
Moreover, the code rerouting debug messages to a log file in w32 was using
!Ideutils.debug before its initialization. Now, when a log file is used, its
name is displayed in the about messages.
Btw, some code cleaning in coqide_main
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Ctrl-C now triggers a clean (interactive) quit.
The other catchable signals still trigger an emergency (non-interactive) quit.
Btw, stop trying to relaunch the gtk loop in case of failure
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... and many more code cleanup concerning file loading
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- indentation, wrap long lines
- factorize some code
- split Coqide.main in many subfunctions
- Put the callbacks in modules (e.g. File.load)
- ...
Normally this commit shouldn't change coqtop behavior
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NB: it's important to close coqide's descriptors (ide2top_w and top2ide_r)
in coqtop. We do this indirectly via [Unix.set_close_on_exec].
This way, coqide has the only remaining copies of these descriptors,
and closing them later will have visible effects in coqtop. Cf man 7 pipe
for more details.
This should avoid the need for Unix.kill on coqtop clients (at least
when they aren't inside a long computation).
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In Win32, playing with gtk stuff outside gtk's main loop causes
coqide to crash: we should be careful when using do_if_not_computing
and its Thread.create. In the case of Detach View anyway, the
do_if_not_computing was clearly useless. Strangely, the unix gtk
seems more resilient and was not crashing ...
Btw, avoid maintaining a thread-unsafe list of detached_views,
use instead gtk callbacks to close detached views when their
corresponding buffer in the main window is closed.
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List module. That way, an "open Util" in the header permits using
any function of CList in the List namespace (and in particular, this
permits optimized reimplementations of the List functions, as, for
example, tail-rec implementations.
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