API for jvm - tools.analyzer.jvm 1.2.4-SNAPSHOT (in development)


Full namespace name: clojure.tools.analyzer.jvm

Overview

Analyzer for clojure code, extends tools.analyzer with JVM specific passes/forms

Types



ExceptionThrown

type

    Fields: [e ast]
Protocols:
Interfaces:

Public Variables and Functions



->ExceptionThrown

function
Usage: (->ExceptionThrown e ast)
Positional factory function for class clojure.tools.analyzer.jvm.ExceptionThrown.

    
    
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analyze

function
Usage: (analyze form)
       (analyze form env)
       (analyze form env opts)
Analyzes a clojure form using tools.analyzer augmented with the JVM specific special ops
and returns its AST, after running #'run-passes on it.

If no configuration option is provides, analyze will setup tools.analyzer using the extension
points declared in this namespace.

If provided, opts should be a map of options to analyze, currently the only valid
options are :bindings and :passes-opts (if not provided, :passes-opts defaults to the
value of `default-passes-opts`).
If provided, :bindings should be a map of Var->value pairs that will be merged into the
default bindings for tools.analyzer, useful to provide custom extension points.
If provided, :passes-opts should be a map of pass-name-kw->pass-config-map pairs that
can be used to configure the behaviour of each pass.

E.g.
(analyze form env {:bindings  {#'ana/macroexpand-1 my-mexpand-1}})

    
    
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analyze+eval

function
Usage: (analyze+eval form)
       (analyze+eval form env)
       (analyze+eval form env {:keys [handle-evaluation-exception], :or {handle-evaluation-exception throw!}, :as opts})
Like analyze but evals the form after the analysis and attaches the
returned value in the :result field of the AST node.

If evaluating the form will cause an exception to be thrown, the exception
will be caught and wrapped in an ExceptionThrown object, containing the
exception in the `e` field and the AST in the `ast` field.

The ExceptionThrown object is then passed to `handle-evaluation-exception`,
which by defaults throws the original exception, but can be used to provide
a replacement return value for the evaluation of the AST.

Unrolls `do` forms to handle the Gilardi scenario.

Useful when analyzing whole files/namespaces.

    
    
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analyze-ns

function
Usage: (analyze-ns ns)
       (analyze-ns ns env)
       (analyze-ns ns env opts)
Analyzes a whole namespace, returns a vector of the ASTs for all the
top-level ASTs of that namespace.
Evaluates all the forms.

    
    
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create-var

function
Usage: (create-var sym {:keys [ns]})
Creates a Var for sym and returns it.
The Var gets interned in the env namespace.

    
    
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default-passes

var

    
Set of passes that will be run by default on the AST by #'run-passes

    
    
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default-passes-opts

var

    
Default :passes-opts for `analyze`

    
    
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empty-env

function
Usage: (empty-env)
Returns an empty env map

    
    
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macroexpand-1

function
Usage: (macroexpand-1 form)
       (macroexpand-1 form env)
If form represents a macro form or an inlineable function,returns its expansion,
else returns form.

    
    
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macroexpand-all

function
Usage: (macroexpand-all form)
       (macroexpand-all form env)
       (macroexpand-all form env opts)
Like clojure.walk/macroexpand-all but correctly handles lexical scope

    
    
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ns-safe-macro

var

    
Clojure macros that are known to not alter namespaces

    
    
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parse

function
Usage: (parse form env)
Extension to tools.analyzer/-parse for JVM special forms

    
    
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run-passes

dynamic function
Usage: (run-passes ast)
Function that will be invoked on the AST tree immediately after it has been constructed,
by default runs the passes declared in #'default-passes, should be rebound if a different
set of passes is required.

Use #'clojure.tools.analyzer.passes/schedule to get a function from a set of passes that
run-passes can be bound to.

    
    
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specials

var

    
Set of the special forms for clojure in the JVM

    
    
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jvm.utils





Public Variables and Functions



box

function
Usage: (box c)
If the argument is a primitive Class, returns its boxed equivalent,
otherwise returns the argument

    
    
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convertible?

function
Usage: (convertible? c1 c2)
Returns true if it's possible to convert from c1 to c2

    
    
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maybe-class

multimethod
No usage documentation available
Takes a Symbol, String or Class and tires to resolve to a matching Class

    
    
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numeric?

function
Usage: (numeric? c)
Returns true if the given class is numeric

    
    
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prim-or-obj

function
Usage: (prim-or-obj tag)
If the given Class is a primitive, returns that Class, otherwise returns Object

    
    
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primitive?

var

    
Returns non-nil if the argument represents a primitive Class other than Void

    
    
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subsumes?

function
Usage: (subsumes? c1 c2)
Returns true if c2 is subsumed by c1

    
    
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try-best-match

function
Usage: (try-best-match tags methods)
Given a vector of arg tags and a collection of methods, tries to return the
subset of methods that match best the given tags

    
    
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unbox

function
Usage: (unbox c)
If the argument is a Class with a primitive equivalent, returns that,
otherwise returns the argument

    
    
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wider-primitive

function
Usage: (wider-primitive from to)
Given two numeric primitive Classes, returns the wider one

    
    
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wider-tag

function
Usage: (wider-tag tags)
Given a collection of Classes returns the wider one

    
    
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wider-tag*

function
Usage: (wider-tag* from to)
Given two Classes returns the wider one

    
    
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wider-than

var

    
If the argument is a numeric primitive Class, returns a set of primitive Classes
that are narrower than the given one

    
    
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