Add Kotlin bridge reflection handles and tests

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/*
* Draft: Kotlin bridge facade + handle API (declarations only)
* For discussion; not wired into runtime yet.
*/
package net.sergeych.lyng.bridge
import net.sergeych.lyng.Arguments
import net.sergeych.lyng.ObjClass
import net.sergeych.lyng.Pos
import net.sergeych.lyng.ScopeFacade
import net.sergeych.lyng.obj.Obj
import net.sergeych.lyng.obj.ObjRecord
/** Where to resolve names from. */
enum class LookupTarget {
CurrentFrame,
ParentChain,
ModuleFrame
}
/** Explicit receiver view (like this@Base). */
data class ReceiverView(
val type: ObjClass? = null,
val typeName: String? = null
)
/** Lookup rules for bridge resolution. */
data class LookupSpec(
val targets: Set<LookupTarget> = setOf(LookupTarget.CurrentFrame, LookupTarget.ModuleFrame),
val receiverView: ReceiverView? = null
)
/** Base handle type. */
sealed interface BridgeHandle {
val name: String
}
/** Read-only value handle. */
interface ValHandle : BridgeHandle {
suspend fun get(scope: ScopeFacade): Obj
}
/** Read/write value handle. */
interface VarHandle : ValHandle {
suspend fun set(scope: ScopeFacade, value: Obj)
}
/** Callable handle (function/closure/method). */
interface CallableHandle : BridgeHandle {
suspend fun call(scope: ScopeFacade, args: Arguments = Arguments.EMPTY, newThisObj: Obj? = null): Obj
}
/** Member handle resolved against an instance or receiver view. */
interface MemberHandle : BridgeHandle {
val declaringClass: ObjClass?
val receiverView: ReceiverView?
}
/** Member field/property. */
interface MemberValHandle : MemberHandle, ValHandle
/** Member var/property with write access. */
interface MemberVarHandle : MemberHandle, VarHandle
/** Member callable (method or extension). */
interface MemberCallableHandle : MemberHandle, CallableHandle
/** Direct record handle (debug/inspection). */
interface RecordHandle : BridgeHandle {
fun record(): ObjRecord
}
/** Bridge resolver API (entry point for Kotlin bindings). */
interface BridgeResolver {
val pos: Pos
fun selfAs(type: ObjClass): BridgeResolver
fun selfAs(typeName: String): BridgeResolver
fun resolveVal(name: String, lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()): ValHandle
fun resolveVar(name: String, lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()): VarHandle
fun resolveCallable(name: String, lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()): CallableHandle
fun resolveMemberVal(
receiver: Obj,
name: String,
lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()
): MemberValHandle
fun resolveMemberVar(
receiver: Obj,
name: String,
lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()
): MemberVarHandle
fun resolveMemberCallable(
receiver: Obj,
name: String,
lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()
): MemberCallableHandle
/** Extension function treated as a member for reflection. */
fun resolveExtensionCallable(
receiverClass: ObjClass,
name: String,
lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()
): MemberCallableHandle
/** Debug: resolve locals by name (optional, for tooling). */
fun resolveLocalVal(name: String): ValHandle
fun resolveLocalVar(name: String): VarHandle
/** Debug: access raw record handles if needed. */
fun resolveRecord(name: String, lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()): RecordHandle
}
/** Convenience: call by name with implicit caching in resolver implementation. */
interface BridgeCallByName {
suspend fun callByName(
scope: ScopeFacade,
name: String,
args: Arguments = Arguments.EMPTY,
lookup: LookupSpec = LookupSpec()
): Obj
}
/** Optional typed wrappers (sugar). */
interface TypedHandle<T : Obj> : ValHandle {
suspend fun getTyped(scope: ScopeFacade): T
}
/** Debug view of frame stack for tooling. */
interface FrameStackView {
fun frames(): List<FrameView>
}
interface FrameView {
val pos: Pos
val thisObj: Obj
fun locals(): Map<String, ObjRecord>
}
/** Binder API for Kotlin -> Lyng extern wiring. */
interface ClassBridgeBinder {
var classData: Any?
fun init(block: suspend BridgeInstanceContext.(ScopeFacade) -> Unit)
fun initWithInstance(block: suspend (ScopeFacade, Obj) -> Unit)
fun addFun(name: String, impl: suspend (ScopeFacade, Obj, Arguments) -> Obj)
fun addVal(name: String, impl: suspend (ScopeFacade, Obj) -> Obj)
fun addVar(
name: String,
get: suspend (ScopeFacade, Obj) -> Obj,
set: suspend (ScopeFacade, Obj, Obj) -> Unit
)
}
/** Instance receiver context for init/impl blocks. */
interface BridgeInstanceContext {
val instance: Obj
var data: Any?
}
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# Kotlin Bridge: Lyng-First Class Binding
This note describes the Lyng-first workflow where a class is declared in Lyng and Kotlin provides extern implementations.
## Overview
- Lyng code declares a class and marks members as `extern`.
- Kotlin binds implementations with `LyngClassBridge.bind(...)`.
- Binding must happen **before the first instance is created**.
- `bind(className, module, importManager)` requires `module` to resolve class names; use
`bind(moduleScope, className, ...)` or `bind(ObjClass, ...)` if you already have a scope/class.
- Kotlin can store two opaque payloads:
- `instance.data` (per instance)
- `classData` (per class)
## Lyng: declare extern members
```lyng
class Foo {
extern fun add(a: Int, b: Int): Int
extern val status: String
extern var count: Int
private extern fun secret(): Int
static extern fun ping(): Int
fun callAdd() = add(2, 3)
fun callSecret() = secret()
fun bump() { count = count + 1 }
}
```
## Kotlin: bind extern implementations
```kotlin
LyngClassBridge.bind(className = "Foo", module = "bridge.mod", importManager = im) {
classData = "OK"
init { _ ->
data = CounterState(0)
}
addFun("add") { _, _, args ->
val a = (args.list[0] as ObjInt).value
val b = (args.list[1] as ObjInt).value
ObjInt.of(a + b)
}
addVal("status") { _, _ -> ObjString(classData as String) }
addVar(
"count",
get = { _, instance ->
val st = (instance as ObjInstance).data as CounterState
ObjInt.of(st.count)
},
set = { _, instance, value ->
val st = (instance as ObjInstance).data as CounterState
st.count = (value as ObjInt).value
}
)
addFun("secret") { _, _, _ -> ObjInt.of(42) }
addFun("ping") { _, _, _ -> ObjInt.of(7) }
}
```
## Notes
- Visibility is respected by usual Lyng access rules; private extern members can be used only within class code.
- Use `init { scope -> ... }` for receiver-style init, or `initWithInstance { scope, instance -> ... }` for explicit instance access.
- `classData` and `instance.data` are Kotlin-only payloads and do not appear in Lyng reflection.
- Binding after the first instance of a class is created throws a `ScriptError`.
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# Kotlin Bridge Reflection Facade (Handles)
This note documents the Kotlin-side reflection facade used by extern bindings to access Lyng values efficiently.
## Overview
- `ScopeFacade.resolver()` returns a `BridgeResolver` bound to the current call scope.
- Resolution returns stable handles (val/var/callable/member) that avoid repeated name lookup.
- Handles are safe across calls; they re-resolve automatically when the frame changes.
- Call-by-name is available via `BridgeCallByName` for quick cached calls.
## Example: locals + functions
```kotlin
val facade = scope.asFacade()
val resolver = facade.resolver()
val x = resolver.resolveVar("x")
val add = resolver.resolveCallable("add")
val a = x.get(facade) as ObjInt
x.set(facade, ObjInt.of(a.value + 1))
val res = add.call(facade, Arguments(ObjInt.of(2), ObjInt.of(3))) as ObjInt
```
## Example: member handles
```kotlin
val f = scope["f"]!!.value as ObjInstance
val count = resolver.resolveMemberVar(f, "count")
val bump = resolver.resolveMemberCallable(f, "bump")
count.set(facade, ObjInt.of(10))
bump.call(facade)
```
## Notes
- Visibility rules are enforced exactly as in Lyng.
- `resolveExtensionCallable` treats extensions as member callables using wrapper names.
- `selfAs(type)` creates a receiver view (this@Base) when resolving members on the current `this`.