ahem/spec/ast/function_call_spec.rb

RSpec.describe AST::FunctionCall do
  it 'evaluates built-in functions' do
    expect {
      AST::FunctionCall.new(
        AST::Identifier.new('print'),
        [AST::String.new('hello world')]
      ).execute(Environment.new)
    }.to output("hello world\n").to_stdout
  end

  it 'evaluates user-defined functions' do
    env = Environment.new
    AST::FunctionDefinition.new(
      AST::Identifier.new('add_one'),
      [AST::Identifier.new('n')],
      AST::Block.new([
        AST::Binary.new(
          AST::Operators::ADD,
          AST::Identifier.new('n'),
          AST::Number.new(1.0)
        )
      ])
    ).execute(env)
    expect(
      AST::FunctionCall.new(
        AST::Identifier.new('add_one'),
        [AST::Number.new(5.0)]
      ).execute(env)
    ).to eq(6.0)
  end

  # This corresponds to the program
  # function factorial(n) {
  #   if n == 0 {
  #     1;
  #   } else {
  #     n * factorial(n - 1);
  #   }
  # }
  # factorial(5);
  it 'evaluates recursive functions' do
    env = Environment.new
    AST::FunctionDefinition.new(
      AST::Identifier.new('factorial'),
      [AST::Identifier.new('n')],
      AST::Block.new([
        AST::Conditional.new(
          [
            AST::Branch.new(
              AST::Binary.new(
                AST::Operators::DOUBLE_EQUALS,
                AST::Identifier.new('n'),
                AST::Number.new(0.0),
              ),
              AST::Block.new([
                AST::Number.new(1.0),
              ])
            ),
            AST::Branch.new(
              AST::Boolean.new(true),
              AST::Block.new([
                AST::Binary.new(
                  AST::Operators::MULTIPLY,
                  AST::Identifier.new('n'),
                  AST::FunctionCall.new(
                    AST::Identifier.new('factorial'),
                    [
                      AST::Binary.new(
                        AST::Operators::SUBTRACT,
                        AST::Identifier.new('n'),
                        AST::Number.new(1.0),
                      )
                    ]
                  )
                )
              ])
            ),
          ]
        )
      ])
    ).execute(env)
    expect(
      AST::FunctionCall.new(
        AST::Identifier.new('factorial'),
        [AST::Number.new(5.0)]
      ).execute(env)
    ).to eq(120.0)
  end

  # This is equivalent to the program
  #
  # function add_one(n) {
  #   n + 1;
  # }
  # add_one(5);
  # print(n);
  #
  # This test is ensuring that `n` is not still defined outside the scope of
  # add_one after the function finishes executing
  it 'destroys variables when they go out of scope' do
    env = Environment.new
    AST::FunctionDefinition.new(
      AST::Identifier.new('add_one'),
      [AST::Identifier.new('n')],
      AST::Block.new([
        AST::Binary.new(
          AST::Operators::ADD,
          AST::Identifier.new('n'),
          AST::Number.new(1.0)
        )
      ])
    ).execute(env)

    AST::FunctionCall.new(
      AST::Identifier.new('add_one'),
      [
        AST::Number.new(5)
      ]
    ).execute(env)

    expect do
      AST::FunctionCall.new(
        AST::Identifier.new('print'),
        [
          AST::Identifier.new('n')
        ]
      ).execute(env)
    end.to raise_error('Undefined variable n')
  end
end