interp: default to None for non-valued statements #1079
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The current state is not consistent. It would be better to always disable result output for assignment rather than adding an option, for consistency and simplicity. Could you modify your PR in that direction ? |
Update AST to use EmptyResult instead of new(interface{}) as the default
val for a node. Update genValue to always return node.val for variable
declaration, definition, and assignment.
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@mvertes This is ready for review. Now, all variable declarations and assignments return the special value |
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Here am using 'None' to refer to the functional programming concept of an empty result. I added
interp.EmptyResultsince that is far clearer than 'None', especially to users not familiar with functional programming jargon.Updates
*Interpreter.astto useval: EmptyResultas the default, instead ofnew(interface{}). UpdatesgenValueto always returnnode.valfor a block statement where the last statement isvar x = 1,x := 1, orx = 1.As a result, variable declarations and assignments return a value of
interp.EmptyResult.