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   1/*  Part of XPCE --- The SWI-Prolog GUI toolkit
   2
   3    Author:        Jan Wielemaker and Anjo Anjewierden
   4    E-mail:        J.Wielemaker@vu.nl
   5    WWW:           http://www.swi-prolog.org/packages/xpce/
   6    Copyright (c)  1985-2015, University of Amsterdam
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  36/* - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
  37Module PCE.  This module defines the core   of  XPCE.  It is designed in
  38such a way that it  may  be   compiled  using  the SWI-Prolog qcompile/1
  39compiler, which makes XPCE an autoloadable module of SWI-Prolog.
  40
  41Various things are Prolog-implementation specific in this module and
  42therefore each Prolog system will require a different version of this
  43module.
  44
  45This module only defines some  paths,  some   things  to  make  the .qlf
  46compiler work on it and  finally  it   just  loads  the XPCE modules and
  47reexports the content of these files.
  48- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - */
  49
  50:- module(pce,
  51          [ new/2, free/1,              % pce_principal predicates
  52
  53            send/2, send/3, send/4, send/5, send/6, send/7,
  54            send/8,
  55
  56            get/3, get/4, get/5, get/6, get/7, get/8,
  57
  58            send_class/3,
  59            get_class/4,
  60            object/1, object/2,
  61
  62            pce_global/2,               % pce_global
  63            pce_autoload/2,             % pce_autoload
  64            pce_autoload_all/0,
  65
  66            pce_term_expansion/2,
  67            pce_compiling/1,            % -Class
  68            pce_compiling/2,            % -Class, -Path
  69            pce_begin_recording/1,
  70            pce_end_recording/0,
  71
  72            pce_register_class/1,
  73            pce_extended_class/1,
  74            pce_begin_class_definition/4,
  75            pce_prolog_class/1,
  76            pce_prolog_class/2,
  77
  78            pce_catch_error/2,          % pce_error
  79            pce_open/3,
  80            in_pce_thread/1,            % :Goal
  81            in_pce_thread_sync/1,       % :Goal
  82            set_pce_thread/0,
  83            pce_thread/1,               % -Thread
  84            pce_dispatch/0,
  85
  86            op(200, fy,  @),
  87            op(250, yfx, ?),
  88            op(990, xfx, :=)
  89          ]).
  90
  91:- set_prolog_flag(generate_debug_info, false).
  92
  93:- meta_predicate
  94    in_pce_thread_sync(0).
  95
  96                /********************************
  97                *      LOAD COMMON PLATFORM     *
  98                ********************************/
  99
 100:- prolog_load_context(directory, Dir),
 101   atom_concat(Dir, '/../boot', RawBootDir),
 102   absolute_file_name(RawBootDir, BootDir),
 103   assert(user:file_search_path(pce_boot, BootDir)).
 104
 105:- load_files([ pce_boot(pce_expand),
 106                pce_boot(pce_pl),
 107                pce_boot(pce_principal),
 108                pce_boot(pce_error),
 109                pce_boot(pce_global),
 110                pce_boot(pce_expansion),
 111                pce_boot(pce_realise),
 112                pce_boot(pce_goal_expansion),
 113                pce_boot(pce_autoload),
 114                pce_boot(pce_editor),
 115                pce_boot(pce_keybinding),
 116                pce_boot(pce_portray)
 117              ],
 118              [ qcompile(part),         % compile boot files as part of pce.qlf
 119                silent(true)
 120              ]).
 121:- use_module(pce_dispatch).
 122
 123%!  pce_thread(-Thread) is det.
 124%
 125%   True if Thread is the Prolog thread that runs the graphics
 126%   message loop.
 127%
 128%   @see pce_dispatch/1.
 129
 130:- create_prolog_flag(xpce_threaded, true, [keep(true)]).
 131
 132:- dynamic
 133    pce_thread/1.
 134
 135start_dispatch :-
 136    (   current_prolog_flag(xpce_threaded, true)
 137    ->  pce_dispatch([])
 138    ;   true
 139    ).
 140
 141%!  in_pce_thread_sync(:Goal) is semidet.
 142%
 143%   Same as in_pce_thread/1, but wait  for   Goal  to  be completed.
 144%   Success depends on the success of executing Goal. If Goal throws
 145%   an exception, this exception is re-thrown by in_pce_thread/1.
 146%
 147%   Possible bindings of Goal are returned,   but  be aware that the
 148%   term has been _copied_. If in_pce_thread_sync/1 is called in the
 149%   thread running pce, it behaves as once/1.
 150
 151in_pce_thread_sync(Goal) :-
 152    thread_self(Me),
 153    pce_thread(Me),
 154    !,
 155    Goal,
 156    !.
 157in_pce_thread_sync(Goal) :-
 158    term_variables(Goal, Vars),
 159    pce_principal:in_pce_thread_sync2(Goal-Vars, Vars).
 160
 161:- initialization
 162    start_dispatch.
 163
 164set_version :-
 165    current_prolog_flag(version_data, swi(Major, Minor, Patch, _)),
 166    format(string(PlId),
 167           'SWI-Prolog version ~w.~w.~w', [Major, Minor, Patch]),
 168    send(@prolog, system, PlId).
 169
 170:- initialization set_version.
 171
 172get_pce_version :-
 173    (   current_prolog_flag(xpce_version, _)
 174    ->  true
 175    ;   get(@pce, version, name, Version),
 176        create_prolog_flag(xpce_version, Version, [])
 177    ).
 178
 179:- initialization get_pce_version.
 180
 181
 182                 /*******************************
 183                 *           CONSOLE            *
 184                 *******************************/
 185
 186%:- send(@pce, console_label, 'XPCE/SWI-Prolog').
 187
 188
 189                /********************************
 190                *       PROLOG LIBRARIES        *
 191                ********************************/
 192
 193:- multifile
 194    user:file_search_path/2.
 195
 196user:file_search_path(demo,    pce('prolog/demo')).
 197user:file_search_path(contrib, pce('prolog/contrib')).
 198user:file_search_path(image,   pce(bitmaps)).
 199
 200
 201                 /*******************************
 202                 *            HOOKS             *
 203                 *******************************/
 204
 205:- use_module(swi_hooks).
 206
 207                 /*******************************
 208                 *         EDIT HOOKS           *
 209                 *******************************/
 210
 211%       make sure SWI-Prolog edit/0 loads the XPCE edit hooks.
 212
 213:- multifile
 214    prolog_edit:load/0,
 215    prolog:locate_clauses/2.
 216
 217prolog_edit:load :-
 218    ensure_loaded(library(swi_edit)).
 219
 220                 /*******************************
 221                 *          LIST HOOKS          *
 222                 *******************************/
 223
 224%!  prolog:locate_clauses(Term, Refs)
 225%
 226%   Locate a list of clause-references from a method-specification
 227%   like Class->Method.
 228%
 229%   see library(listing).
 230
 231prolog:locate_clauses(Term, Refs) :-
 232    (   Term = ->(_,_)
 233    ;   Term = <-(_,_)
 234    ),
 235    !,
 236    findall(R, method_clause(Term, R), Refs).
 237
 238match_id(->(Class, Method), Id) :-
 239    atomic(Class), atomic(Method),
 240    !,
 241    atomic_list_concat([Class, (->), Method], Id).
 242match_id(->(_Class, _Method), _Id).
 243match_id(<-(Class, Method), Id) :-
 244    atomic(Class), atomic(Method),
 245    !,
 246    atomic_list_concat([Class, (<-), Method], Id).
 247match_id(<-(_Class, _Method), _Id).
 248
 249method_clause(->(Class, Send), Ref) :-
 250    match_id((Class->Send), Id),
 251    clause(pce_principal:send_implementation(Id, _M, _O), _B, Ref),
 252    atom(Id),
 253    atomic_list_concat([Class,Send], '->', Id).
 254method_clause(<-(Class, Get), Ref) :-
 255    match_id(<-(Class, Get), Id),
 256    clause(pce_principal:get_implementation(Id, _M, _O, _R), _B, Ref),
 257    atom(Id),
 258    atomic_list_concat([Class,Get], '->', Id).