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示例1: Act
//.........这里部分代码省略.........
call.next);
goto NextCall;
}
// Continue assignment. We've just evaluated the
// value, so assign it to the curried name.
case Actor.ExecuteSetQ:
{
call.env.Set((Symbol)call.arg, call.Result);
call.target = Actor.Continue;
call.arg = new Unspecified();
goto NextCall;
}
// Similarly, continue definition by binding the
// result expression to the curried name.
case Actor.ExecuteDefine:
{
call.env.Bind((Symbol)call.arg, call.Result);
call.target = Actor.Continue;
call.arg = new Unspecified();
goto NextCall;
}
// Evaluate multiple expressions in order, discarding
// all but the last result.
case Actor.EvalSequence:
{
if (null == call.arg)
{
call.target = Actor.Continue;
call.arg = new Pair(new Unspecified(), null);
}
Pair exps = (Pair)call.arg;
Environment env = call.env;
if (null == exps.cdr)
{
call.target = Actor.Eval;
call.arg = exps.car;
call.env = env;
goto NextCall;
}
else
{
call.target = Actor.Eval;
call.arg = exps.car;
call.env = env;
call.next = new Action(
Actor.EvalSequence,
exps.cdr,
env,
call.next);
goto NextCall;
}
}
}
NextCall:
// Ahh, the fabled land of NextCall, whither go all actors
// when their part is played out. Here we process the
// Continue actor by shuffling arg and result. We cdr down
// the action chain and then finish the body of the while,
// returning back to the very top of Evaluator.Act to begin
// the cycle again.
if (call.target != Actor.Continue)
{
call.ClearResult();
}
if (call.target == Actor.Continue &&
call.next != null)
{
Shell.Trace("Continuing with result ", call.arg);
call.next.Result = call.arg;
call = call.next;
}
}
// Well, we've managed to exit the great cosmic while loop.
// Ths means that we hit an Actor.Continue token which didn't
// have a next; in other words, the last actor told us to
// continue but there's nothing to continue doing. This means
// we've finally finished performing the act that we were
// originally called for, "called" in (for once!) the prosaic
// C# sense. And so... we return! Actually, honest-to-gosh
// return, pop the CLR stack, bid a fond farewell to CPS-land.
// Sayonara!
Shell.Trace("Returning...");
return call.arg;
}