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package org.luaj.vm2;
/**
* Class to encapsulate varargs values, either as part of a variable argument list, or multiple return values.
*
* To construct varargs, use one of the static methods such as
* {@code LuaValue.varargsOf(LuaValue,LuaValue)}
*
*
* Any LuaValue can be used as a stand-in for Varargs, for both calls and return values.
* When doing so, nargs() will return 1 and arg1() or arg(1) will return this.
* This simplifies the case when calling or implementing varargs functions with only
* 1 argument or 1 return value.
*
* Varargs can also be derived from other varargs by appending to the front with a call
* such as {@code LuaValue.varargsOf(LuaValue,Varargs)}
* or by taking a portion of the args using {@code Varargs.subargs(int start)}
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[])
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue, Varargs)
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], Varargs)
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue, LuaValue, Varargs)
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int)
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int, Varargs)
* @see LuaValue#subargs(int)
*/
public abstract class Varargs {
/**
* Get the n-th argument value (1-based).
* @param i the index of the argument to get, 1 is the first argument
* @return Value at position i, or LuaValue.NIL if there is none.
* @see Varargs#arg1()
* @see LuaValue#NIL
*/
abstract public LuaValue arg( int i );
/**
* Get the number of arguments, or 0 if there are none.
* @return number of arguments.
*/
abstract public int narg();
/**
* Get the first argument in the list.
* @return LuaValue which is first in the list, or LuaValue.NIL if there are no values.
* @see Varargs#arg(int)
* @see LuaValue#NIL
*/
abstract public LuaValue arg1();
/**
* Evaluate any pending tail call and return result.
* @return the evaluated tail call result
*/
public Varargs eval() { return this; }
/**
* Return true if this is a TailcallVarargs
* @return true if a tail call, false otherwise
*/
public boolean isTailcall() {
return false;
}
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// utilities to get specific arguments and type-check them.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
/** Gets the type of argument {@code i}
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return int value corresponding to one of the LuaValue integer type values
* @see LuaValue#TNIL
* @see LuaValue#TBOOLEAN
* @see LuaValue#TNUMBER
* @see LuaValue#TSTRING
* @see LuaValue#TTABLE
* @see LuaValue#TFUNCTION
* @see LuaValue#TUSERDATA
* @see LuaValue#TTHREAD
* */
public int type(int i) { return arg(i).type(); }
/** Tests if argument i is nil.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument is nil or does not exist, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TNIL
* */
public boolean isnil(int i) { return arg(i).isnil(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a function.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a function or closure, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TFUNCTION
* */
public boolean isfunction(int i) { return arg(i).isfunction(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a number.
* Since anywhere a number is required, a string can be used that
* is a number, this will return true for both numbers and
* strings that can be interpreted as numbers.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a number or
* string that can be interpreted as a number, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TNUMBER
* @see LuaValue#TSTRING
* */
public boolean isnumber(int i) { return arg(i).isnumber(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a string.
* Since all lua numbers can be used where strings are used,
* this will return true for both strings and numbers.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a string or number, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TNUMBER
* @see LuaValue#TSTRING
* */
public boolean isstring(int i) { return arg(i).isstring(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a table.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a lua table, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TTABLE
* */
public boolean istable(int i) { return arg(i).istable(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a thread.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a lua thread, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TTHREAD
* */
public boolean isthread(int i) { return arg(i).isthread(); }
/** Tests if argument i is a userdata.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists and is a userdata, false otherwise
* @see LuaValue#TUSERDATA
* */
public boolean isuserdata(int i) { return arg(i).isuserdata(); }
/** Tests if a value exists at argument i.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if the argument exists, false otherwise
* */
public boolean isvalue(int i) { return i>0 && i<=narg(); }
/** Return argument i as a boolean value, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if argument i is boolean true, false if it is false, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua boolean
* */
public boolean optboolean(int i, boolean defval) { return arg(i).optboolean(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a closure, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaClosure if argument i is a closure, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua closure
* */
public LuaClosure optclosure(int i, LuaClosure defval) { return arg(i).optclosure(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a double, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if it cannot be converted to one.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return java double value if argument i is a number or string that converts to a number, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public double optdouble(int i, double defval) { return arg(i).optdouble(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a function, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if an incompatible type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaValue that can be called if argument i is lua function or closure, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua function or closure
* */
public LuaFunction optfunction(int i, LuaFunction defval) { return arg(i).optfunction(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java int value, discarding any fractional part, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return int value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public int optint(int i, int defval) { return arg(i).optint(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java int value, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if not a number or is not representable by a java int.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaInteger value that fits in a java int without rounding, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument cannot be represented by a java int value
* */
public LuaInteger optinteger(int i, LuaInteger defval) { return arg(i).optinteger(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java long value, discarding any fractional part, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return long value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public long optlong(int i, long defval) { return arg(i).optlong(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaNumber, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if not a number or string that can be converted to a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @return LuaNumber if argument i is number or can be converted to a number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public LuaNumber optnumber(int i, LuaNumber defval) { return arg(i).optnumber(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java String if a string or number, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return String value if argument i is a string or number, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a string or number
* */
public String optjstring(int i, String defval) { return arg(i).optjstring(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaString if a string or number, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaString value if argument i is a string or number, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a string or number
* */
public LuaString optstring(int i, LuaString defval) { return arg(i).optstring(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaTable if a lua table, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaTable value if a table, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua table
* */
public LuaTable opttable(int i, LuaTable defval) { return arg(i).opttable(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaThread if a lua thread, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaThread value if a thread, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua thread
* */
public LuaThread optthread(int i, LuaThread defval) { return arg(i).optthread(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if a userdata, {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a userdata
* */
public Object optuserdata(int i, Object defval) { return arg(i).optuserdata(defval); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if it is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass,
* {@code defval} if nil, or throw a LuaError if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @param c the class to which the userdata instance must be assignable
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass, or defval if not supplied or nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a userdata or from whose instance c is not assignable
* */
public Object optuserdata(int i, Class c, Object defval) { return arg(i).optuserdata(c,defval); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaValue if it exists, or {@code defval}.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaValue value if the argument exists, defval if not
* @exception LuaError if the argument does not exist.
* */
public LuaValue optvalue(int i, LuaValue defval) { return i>0 && i<=narg()? arg(i): defval; }
/** Return argument i as a boolean value, or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if argument i is boolean true, false if it is false
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua boolean
* */
public boolean checkboolean(int i) { return arg(i).checkboolean(); }
/** Return argument i as a closure, or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaClosure if argument i is a closure.
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua closure
* */
public LuaClosure checkclosure(int i) { return arg(i).checkclosure(); }
/** Return argument i as a double, or throw an error if it cannot be converted to one.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return java double value if argument i is a number or string that converts to a number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public double checkdouble(int i) { return arg(i).checknumber().todouble(); }
/** Return argument i as a function, or throw an error if an incompatible type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaValue that can be called if argument i is lua function or closure
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua function or closure
* */
public LuaFunction checkfunction(int i) { return arg(i).checkfunction(); }
/** Return argument i as a java int value, discarding any fractional part, or throw an error if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return int value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public int checkint(int i) { return arg(i).checknumber().toint(); }
/** Return argument i as a java int value, or throw an error if not a number or is not representable by a java int.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaInteger value that fits in a java int without rounding
* @exception LuaError if the argument cannot be represented by a java int value
* */
public LuaInteger checkinteger(int i) { return arg(i).checkinteger(); }
/** Return argument i as a java long value, discarding any fractional part, or throw an error if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return long value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public long checklong(int i) { return arg(i).checknumber().tolong(); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaNumber, or throw an error if not a number or string that can be converted to a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaNumber if argument i is number or can be converted to a number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a number
* */
public LuaNumber checknumber(int i) { return arg(i).checknumber(); }
/** Return argument i as a java String if a string or number, or throw an error if any other type
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return String value if argument i is a string or number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a string or number
* */
public String checkjstring(int i) { return arg(i).checkjstring(); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaString if a string or number, or throw an error if any other type
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaString value if argument i is a string or number
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a string or number
* */
public LuaString checkstring(int i) { return arg(i).checkstring(); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaTable if a lua table, or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaTable value if a table
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua table
* */
public LuaTable checktable(int i) { return arg(i).checktable(); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaThread if a lua thread, or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaThread value if a thread
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a lua thread
* */
public LuaThread checkthread(int i) { return arg(i).checkthread(); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if a userdata, or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a userdata
* */
public Object checkuserdata(int i) { return arg(i).checkuserdata(); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if it is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass,
* or throw an error if any other type.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @param c the class to which the userdata instance must be assignable
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass
* @exception LuaError if the argument is not a userdata or from whose instance c is not assignable
* */
public Object checkuserdata(int i,Class c) { return arg(i).checkuserdata(c); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaValue if it exists, or throw an error.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaValue value if the argument exists
* @exception LuaError if the argument does not exist.
* */
public LuaValue checkvalue(int i) { return i<=narg()? arg(i): LuaValue.argerror(i,"value expected"); }
/** Return argument i as a LuaValue if it is not nil, or throw an error if it is nil.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return LuaValue value if the argument is not nil
* @exception LuaError if the argument doesn't exist or evaluates to nil.
* */
public LuaValue checknotnil(int i) { return arg(i).checknotnil(); }
/** Performs test on argument i as a LuaValue when a user-supplied assertion passes, or throw an error.
* Returns normally if the value of {@code test} is {@code true}, otherwise throws and argument error with
* the supplied message, {@code msg}.
* @param test user supplied assertion to test against
* @param i the index to report in any error message
* @param msg the error message to use when the test fails
* @exception LuaError if the the value of {@code test} is {@code false}
* */
public void argcheck(boolean test, int i, String msg) { if (!test) LuaValue.argerror(i,msg); }
/** Return true if there is no argument or nil at argument i.
* @param i the index of the argument to test, 1 is the first argument
* @return true if argument i contains either no argument or nil
* */
public boolean isnoneornil(int i) {
return i>narg() || arg(i).isnil();
}
/** Convert argument {@code i} to java boolean based on lua rules for boolean evaluation.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return {@code false} if argument i is nil or false, otherwise {@code true}
* */
public boolean toboolean(int i) { return arg(i).toboolean(); }
/** Return argument i as a java byte value, discarding any fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return byte value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public byte tobyte(int i) { return arg(i).tobyte(); }
/** Return argument i as a java char value, discarding any fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return char value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public char tochar(int i) { return arg(i).tochar(); }
/** Return argument i as a java double value or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return double value if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public double todouble(int i) { return arg(i).todouble(); }
/** Return argument i as a java float value, discarding excess fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return float value with excess fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public float tofloat(int i) { return arg(i).tofloat(); }
/** Return argument i as a java int value, discarding any fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return int value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public int toint(int i) { return arg(i).toint(); }
/** Return argument i as a java long value, discarding any fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return long value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public long tolong(int i) { return arg(i).tolong(); }
/** Return argument i as a java String based on the type of the argument.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return String value representing the type
* */
public String tojstring(int i) { return arg(i).tojstring(); }
/** Return argument i as a java short value, discarding any fractional part and truncating,
* or 0 if not a number.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return short value with fraction discarded and truncated if necessary if argument i is number, otherwise 0
* */
public short toshort(int i) { return arg(i).toshort(); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if a userdata, or null.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata, otherwise null
* */
public Object touserdata(int i) { return arg(i).touserdata(); }
/** Return argument i as a java Object if it is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass, or null.
* @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument
* @param c the class to which the userdata instance must be assignable
* @return java Object value if argument i is a userdata whose instance Class c or a subclass, otherwise null
* */
public Object touserdata(int i,Class c) { return arg(i).touserdata(c); }
/** Convert the list of varargs values to a human readable java String.
* @return String value in human readable form such as {1,2}.
*/
public String tojstring() {
Buffer sb = new Buffer();
sb.append( "(" );
for ( int i=1,n=narg(); i<=n; i++ ) {
if (i>1) sb.append( "," );
sb.append( arg(i).tojstring() );
}
sb.append( ")" );
return sb.tojstring();
}
/** Convert the value or values to a java String using Varargs.tojstring()
* @return String value in human readable form.
* @see Varargs#tojstring()
*/
public String toString() { return tojstring(); }
/**
* Create a {@code Varargs} instance containing arguments starting at index {@code start}
* @param start the index from which to include arguments, where 1 is the first argument.
* @return Varargs containing argument { start, start+1, ... , narg-start-1 }
*/
abstract public Varargs subargs(final int start);
/**
* Implementation of Varargs for use in the Varargs.subargs() function.
* @see Varargs#subargs(int)
*/
static class SubVarargs extends Varargs {
private final Varargs v;
private final int start;
private final int end;
public SubVarargs(Varargs varargs, int start, int end) {
this.v = varargs;
this.start = start;
this.end = end;
}
public LuaValue arg(int i) {
i += start-1;
return i>=start && i<=end? v.arg(i): LuaValue.NIL;
}
public LuaValue arg1() {
return v.arg(start);
}
public int narg() {
return end+1-start;
}
public Varargs subargs(final int start) {
if (start == 1)
return this;
final int newstart = this.start + start - 1;
if (start > 0) {
if (newstart >= this.end)
return LuaValue.NONE;
if (newstart == this.end)
return v.arg(this.end);
if (newstart == this.end-1)
return new Varargs.PairVarargs(v.arg(this.end-1), v.arg(this.end));
return new SubVarargs(v, newstart, this.end);
}
return new SubVarargs(v, newstart, this.end);
}
}
/** Varargs implemenation backed by two values.
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static method on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue, Varargs)
*/
static final class PairVarargs extends Varargs {
private final LuaValue v1;
private final Varargs v2;
/** Construct a Varargs from an two LuaValue.
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static method on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue, Varargs)
*/
PairVarargs(LuaValue v1, Varargs v2) {
this.v1 = v1;
this.v2 = v2;
}
public LuaValue arg(int i) {
return i==1? v1: v2.arg(i-1);
}
public int narg() {
return 1+v2.narg();
}
public LuaValue arg1() {
return v1;
}
public Varargs subargs(final int start) {
if (start == 1)
return this;
if (start == 2)
return v2;
if (start > 2)
return v2.subargs(start - 1);
return LuaValue.argerror(1, "start must be > 0");
}
}
/** Varargs implemenation backed by an array of LuaValues
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static methods on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[])
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], Varargs)
*/
static final class ArrayVarargs extends Varargs {
private final LuaValue[] v;
private final Varargs r;
/** Construct a Varargs from an array of LuaValue.
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static methods on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[])
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], Varargs)
*/
ArrayVarargs(LuaValue[] v, Varargs r) {
this.v = v;
this.r = r ;
}
public LuaValue arg(int i) {
return i < 1 ? LuaValue.NIL: i <= v.length? v[i - 1]: r.arg(i-v.length);
}
public int narg() {
return v.length+r.narg();
}
public LuaValue arg1() { return v.length>0? v[0]: r.arg1(); }
public Varargs subargs(int start) {
if (start <= 0)
LuaValue.argerror(1, "start must be > 0");
if (start == 1)
return this;
if (start > v.length)
return r.subargs(start - v.length);
return LuaValue.varargsOf(v, start - 1, v.length - (start - 1), r);
}
void copyto(LuaValue[] dest, int offset, int length) {
int n = Math.min(v.length, length);
System.arraycopy(v, 0, dest, offset, n);
r.copyto(dest, offset + n, length - n);
}
}
/** Varargs implemenation backed by an array of LuaValues
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static methods on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int)
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int, Varargs)
*/
static final class ArrayPartVarargs extends Varargs {
private final int offset;
private final LuaValue[] v;
private final int length;
private final Varargs more;
/** Construct a Varargs from an array of LuaValue.
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static methods on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int)
*/
ArrayPartVarargs(LuaValue[] v, int offset, int length) {
this.v = v;
this.offset = offset;
this.length = length;
this.more = LuaValue.NONE;
}
/** Construct a Varargs from an array of LuaValue and additional arguments.
*
* This is an internal class not intended to be used directly.
* Instead use the corresponding static method on LuaValue.
*
* @see LuaValue#varargsOf(LuaValue[], int, int, Varargs)
*/
public ArrayPartVarargs(LuaValue[] v, int offset, int length, Varargs more) {
this.v = v;
this.offset = offset;
this.length = length;
this.more = more;
}
public LuaValue arg(final int i) {
return i < 1? LuaValue.NIL: i <= length? v[offset+i-1]: more.arg(i-length);
}
public int narg() {
return length + more.narg();
}
public LuaValue arg1() {
return length>0? v[offset]: more.arg1();
}
public Varargs subargs(int start) {
if (start <= 0)
LuaValue.argerror(1, "start must be > 0");
if (start == 1)
return this;
if (start > length)
return more.subargs(start - length);
return LuaValue.varargsOf(v, offset + start - 1, length - (start - 1), more);
}
void copyto(LuaValue[] dest, int offset, int length) {
int n = Math.min(this.length, length);
System.arraycopy(this.v, this.offset, dest, offset, n);
more.copyto(dest, offset + n, length - n);
}
}
/** Copy values in a varargs into a destination array.
* Internal utility method not intended to be called directly from user code.
* @return Varargs containing same values, but flattened.
*/
void copyto(LuaValue[] dest, int offset, int length) {
for (int i=0; i