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Make EOF handling in IO.FS.Handle consistent with EOF handling in IO.FS.Handle.getLine. Previously returned error at EOF which ended up causing segmentation fault. Remove the declaration of g_io_error_eof, since it becomes redundant. Closes #349
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prelude
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import Init.System.IO
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import Init.Data.List.Control
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import Init.Data.ToString
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open IO.FS
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def check_eq {α} [BEq α] [Repr α] (tag : String) (expected actual : α) : IO Unit :=
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unless (expected == actual) do
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throw $ IO.userError $
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s!"assertion failure \"{tag}\":\n expected: {repr expected}\n actual: {repr actual}"
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def test : IO Unit := do
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let xs : ByteArray := ⟨#[1,2,3,4]⟩;
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let fn := "foo.txt";
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withFile fn Mode.write fun h => do
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h.write xs;
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h.write xs;
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pure ();
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let ys ← withFile "foo.txt" Mode.read $ fun h => h.read 10;
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check_eq "1" (xs.toList ++ xs.toList) ys.toList;
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withFile fn Mode.append fun h => do
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h.write ⟨#[5,6,7,8]⟩;
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pure ();
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withFile "foo.txt" Mode.read fun h => do
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let ys ← h.read 10
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check_eq "2" [1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,5,6] ys.toList
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let ys ← h.read 2
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check_eq "3" [7,8] ys.toList
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let b ← h.isEof
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unless !b do
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throw $ IO.userError $ "wrong (4): "
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let ys ← h.read 2
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check_eq "5" [] ys.toList
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let b ← h.isEof
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unless b do
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throw $ IO.userError $ "wrong (6): "
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pure ()
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#eval test
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def test2 : IO Unit := do
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let fn2 := "foo2.txt";
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let xs₀ : String := "⟨[₂,α]⟩";
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let xs₁ := "⟨[6,8,@]⟩";
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let xs₂ := "/* Handle.getLine : Handle → IO Unit */" ++
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"/* The line returned by `lean_io_prim_handle_get_line` */" ++
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"/* is truncated at the first \'\\0\' character and the */" ++
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"/* rest of the line is discarded. */";
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-- multi-buffer line
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withFile fn2 Mode.write $ fun h => pure ();
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withFile fn2 Mode.write $ fun h => do
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{ h.putStr xs₀;
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h.putStrLn xs₀;
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h.putStrLn xs₂;
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h.putStrLn xs₁;
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pure () };
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let ys ← withFile fn2 Mode.read $ fun h => h.getLine;
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IO.println ys;
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check_eq "1" (xs₀ ++ xs₀ ++ "\n") ys;
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IO.println ys;
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withFile fn2 Mode.append $ fun h => do
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{ h.putStrLn xs₁;
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pure () };
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let ys ← withFile fn2 Mode.read $ fun h => do
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{ let ys ← (List.iota 4).mapM $ fun i => do
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{ let ln ← h.getLine;
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IO.println i;
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IO.println ∘ repr $ ln;
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let b ← h.isEof;
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unless i == 1 || !b do
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throw $ IO.userError "isEof"
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pure ln };
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pure ys };
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IO.println ys;
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let rs := [xs₀ ++ xs₀ ++ "\n", xs₂ ++ "\n", xs₁ ++ "\n", xs₁ ++ "\n"];
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check_eq "2" rs ys;
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let ys ← readFile fn2;
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check_eq "3" (String.join rs) ys;
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pure ()
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#eval test2
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def test3 : IO Unit := do
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let fn3 := "foo3.txt"
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let xs₀ := "abc"
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let xs₁ := ""
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let xs₂ := "hello"
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let xs₃ := "world"
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withFile fn3 Mode.write $ fun h => do {
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pure ()
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}
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let ys ← lines fn3
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IO.println $ repr ys
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check_eq "1" ys #[]
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withFile fn3 Mode.write $ fun h => do
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h.putStrLn xs₀
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h.putStrLn xs₁
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h.putStrLn xs₂
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h.putStrLn xs₃
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let ys ← lines fn3
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IO.println $ repr ys
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check_eq "2" ys #[xs₀, xs₁, xs₂, xs₃]
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pure ()
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#eval test3
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def test4 : IO Unit := do
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let fn4 := "foo4.txt"
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withFile fn4 Mode.write fun h => do pure ();
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let ys ← withFile fn4 Mode.read $ fun h => h.read 1;
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check_eq "1" [] ys.toList
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let ys ← withFile fn4 Mode.read $ fun h => h.read 1;
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check_eq "2" [] ys.toList
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#eval test4 |