There are parsers available in the macros
package, like parseExpr
and parseStmt
but they're {.compileTime.}
procs.
Is there any way to parse a string of Nim code at runtime, yielding an AST that can be analyzed?
There are parsers available in the macros
package, like parseExpr
and parseStmt
but they're {.compileTime.}
procs.
Is there any way to parse a string of Nim code at runtime, yielding an AST that can be analyzed?
Yes. Make sure you have a fresh compiler module installed:
nimble install [email protected]
Then your code:
# File: myfile.nim
import compiler.modules, compiler.ast, compiler.astalgo,
compiler.passes, compiler.llstream
proc dummyOpen(s: PSym): PPassContext = discard
proc logASTNode(context: PPassContext, n: PNode): PNode =
result = n
debug(n)
proc displayAST*(program: string) =
var m = makeStdinModule()
incl(m.flags, sfMainModule)
registerPass(makePass(open = dummyOpen, process = logASTNode))
processModule(m, llStreamOpen(program), nil)
displayAST("""
proc hi() =
echo "hi"
""")
Compiling is a bit tricky. You have to point where docutils reside inside your nim lib dir.
nim c -r --NimblePath:PATH_TO_NIM_LIB/packages/docutils ~/myfile.nim
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