mps-coderules/coderules
Fedor Isakov 4160c186e1 Introduce dependency to Config in typechecking options and service. Avoid relying on static getInstance() method to access Config.
Config is an application-level "component" initialized from an application plugin.
All usages on application/project-level should declare explicit dependency on it.
Tests can either create a new instance or access the shared one.
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README.md

Code Rules - Implementation Notes

Structure

The project modules are separated into several groups to separate levels of abstraction.

Logic

Define fundamental ideas used throughout the implementation, such as «data form» (a.k.a. term), logical variables, and others.

Code rules

Modules in this group define the core concepts of coderules and the logic behind it. This includes constraints, predicates, handlers, as well as code rule templates.

Constraints activation trace view for debugging the process of evaluating constraint rules.

Activation trace

Once finished, constraint rules produce inferred types and type errors, which are added as highlighter annotations to the editor.

Type checking

Defines a custom aspect «types», which is used to store the typing rules in the language source code.

Example of a typing rule

Type checking plugin for MPS provides the actions for checking the types in a currently opened root.

Control flow

Declares only control flow aspect. All functionality is inherited from coderules language.