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package org.luaj.vm2;

/**
 * Subclass of {@link Varargs} that represents a lua tail call 
 * in a Java library function execution environment. 
 * 

* Since Java doesn't have direct support for tail calls, * any lua function whose {@link Prototype} contains the * {@link Lua#OP_TAILCALL} bytecode needs a mechanism * for tail calls when converting lua-bytecode to java-bytecode. *

* The tail call holds the next function and arguments, * and the client a call to {@link #eval()} executes the function * repeatedly until the tail calls are completed. *

* Normally, users of luaj need not concern themselves with the * details of this mechanism, as it is built into the core * execution framework. * @see Prototype * @see org.luaj.vm2.luajc.LuaJC */ public class TailcallVarargs extends Varargs { private LuaValue func; private Varargs args; private Varargs result; public TailcallVarargs(LuaValue f, Varargs args) { this.func = f; this.args = args; } public TailcallVarargs(LuaValue object, LuaValue methodname, Varargs args) { this.func = object.get(methodname); this.args = LuaValue.varargsOf(object, args); } public boolean isTailcall() { return true; } public Varargs eval() { while ( result == null ) { Varargs r = func.onInvoke(args); if (r.isTailcall()) { TailcallVarargs t = (TailcallVarargs) r; func = t.func; args = t.args; } else { result = r; func = null; args = null; } } return result; } public LuaValue arg( int i ) { if ( result == null ) eval(); return result.arg(i); } public LuaValue arg1() { if (result == null) eval(); return result.arg1(); } public int narg() { if (result == null) eval(); return result.narg(); } public Varargs subargs(int start) { if (result == null) eval(); return result.subargs(start); } }





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