Module: Ryac::AnalysisPhases
- Included in:
- Pipeline::Analyzer
- Defined in:
- lib/ryac/analysis/cvar/collection.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/gvar/collection.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/method_aliasing.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb,
lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb,
sig/ryac/analysis/cvar/collection.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/gvar/collection.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/method_aliasing.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rbs,
sig/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rbs
Constant Summary collapse
- DYNAMIC_CVAR_METHODS =
%i[ class_variable_get class_variable_set class_variable_defined? class_variables remove_class_variable ].freeze
- CVAR_WRITE_NODES =
[ Prism::ClassVariableWriteNode, Prism::ClassVariableTargetNode, Prism::ClassVariableOperatorWriteNode, Prism::ClassVariableOrWriteNode, Prism::ClassVariableAndWriteNode ].freeze
- GVAR_NODES =
[ Prism::GlobalVariableReadNode, Prism::GlobalVariableWriteNode, Prism::GlobalVariableTargetNode, Prism::GlobalVariableOperatorWriteNode, Prism::GlobalVariableOrWriteNode, Prism::GlobalVariableAndWriteNode ].freeze
- DYNAMIC_IVAR_METHODS =
%i[ instance_variable_get instance_variable_set instance_variable_defined? remove_instance_variable instance_variables ].freeze
- ATTR_DECLARATION_METHODS =
%i[attr attr_reader attr_writer attr_accessor].freeze
- IVAR_WRITE_NODES =
[ Prism::InstanceVariableWriteNode, Prism::InstanceVariableTargetNode, Prism::InstanceVariableOperatorWriteNode, Prism::InstanceVariableOrWriteNode, Prism::InstanceVariableAndWriteNode ].freeze
- UNRESOLVED_CALL_NODES =
[ Prism::CallNode, Prism::CallOperatorWriteNode, Prism::CallOrWriteNode, Prism::CallAndWriteNode ].freeze
- DYNAMIC_DISPATCH_METHODS =
send/public_send/send are NOT listed here because TypeProf resolves them as MethodCallBoxes on the target method. resolve_method_calls handles grouping automatically, and MethodRenamer patches the symbol arg.
%i[ method define_method respond_to? instance_method ].freeze
- VISIBILITY_MODIFIERS =
%i[private protected public module_function private_class_method public_class_method].freeze
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #apply_accessor_call_renames(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping, rename_map) ⇒ void
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#apply_ivar_renames(ivar_nodes_by_key, combined_mapping, attr_ivar_entries) ⇒ void
Ivar read/write sites take their attr's name; a subclass's sites follow the ancestor that declared the attr.
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#assign_ivar_driven_names(path_b_info, ivar_nodes_by_key, path_a_mapping, rename_map) ⇒ [Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], String], Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Symbol]]
Path B: pick a fresh @name whose bare form is free as a method name too, then keep it only when renaming ivar sites plus accessor calls saves more than it costs.
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#attr_backed_ivar?(attr_backed, cpath, name) ⇒ Boolean
An attr declared anywhere up the chain backs the ivar in every descendant: a subclass's
@palette = ...fills the slot the ancestor'sattr_reader :palettereads. -
#augment_constant_counts_via_oracle ⇒ void
A closed-world walk sees each textual reference once, but type analysis can record more read sites than the text shows (reads reached through resolution rather than spelling).
- #build_attr_rename_map(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping) ⇒ Hash[location_key, Hash[Symbol, String]]
- #carries_keyword_arguments?(call_node) ⇒ Boolean
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#class_definition_cpath(node, nesting) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The fully-qualified path a class/module definition creates, or nil when the written path is not static.
- #classify_attr_declarations(prism_root) ⇒ [Array[attr_info], Array[attr_info]]
- #classify_unresolved_call(mid, prism_node) ⇒ Symbol
- #collect_alias_undef_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#collect_attr_backed_ivars(prism_root) ⇒ Hash[Array[Symbol], Set[Symbol]]
The attr-backed ivar names per class, closed upward through the program's own classes: an attr declared in D backs the slot in every ancestor of D the program defines, since a write there (
@label_text = ...in a base class) fills what D's reader reads. -
#collect_attr_write_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
attr_accessor's setter def is derived from the declared symbol and never registered as a method of its own, so a setter call site type inference missed is invisible to every other exclusion pass — renaming the declaration would strand that site on the old name until the path runs.
- #collect_constants(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #collect_cvar_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#collect_dynamic_ivar_attr_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
Renaming an attr declaration renames its backing ivar with it.
- #collect_external_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #collect_gvar_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#collect_inherited_attr_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
An attr declared below a class that touches its ivar —
attr_reader :label_textin a subclass of the class assigning @label_text — cannot rename: the coordination that moves ivar sites along with a renamed attr walks from the declaring class down, never up to that ancestor, which would go on writing the original name. - #collect_ivar_definitions(prism_root, attr_backed) ⇒ void
- #collect_ivar_nodes_by_key(prism_root) ⇒ Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Array[Prism::Node]]
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#collect_keyword_call_sites(prism_root) ⇒ void
Everything call sites decide about keyword renames, in order: literal keywords register with their method, super-forwarding merges child and parent groups (or excludes the child when the parent is outside our control), polymorphic call sites merge every method they can reach, methods no resolved call reaches are excluded, and unresolved keyword-writing calls disqualify their method name entirely.
- #collect_keyword_info(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #collect_method_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#collect_shorthand_pun_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
A hash/keyword shorthand can pun on a METHOD (
f(unit_label:)calls unit_label for its value); the one identifier is both the key and the call, so renaming the method would rewrite the key with it. -
#collect_string_literal_mentions(prism_root) ⇒ void
eval and send-by-string dispatch from strings, not the syntax tree: a method whose name is spelled inside any string literal may be called from text the renamer cannot rewrite, so under the safe policy it keeps its name.
- #collect_visibility_modifier_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#complete_const_chain?(node) ⇒ Boolean
True when the qualified chain is rooted at a plain constant (or written absolute), so its syntactic segments are its complete spelling.
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#coordinate_attr_renames(prism_root, rename_map, attr_ivar_entries) ⇒ Hash[location_key, Hash[Symbol, String]]
attr declarations rename along two paths.
- #count_constant_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #def_keyword_names(def_node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]
- #def_keyword_rest?(def_node) ⇒ Boolean
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#dynamic_root?(node) ⇒ Boolean
A path whose outermost parent is neither a constant nor absent (
::X) —self::X,self.class::X,klass::X. -
#each_attr_declaration(prism_root, methods, require_class_body: true) {|arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3| ... } ⇒ void
attr declarations with meta semantics, one yield per symbol argument.
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#each_constant_event(prism_root) {|arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4| ... } ⇒ void
One classified walk of every constant fact in the tree, shared by definition collection, usage counting, external-reference collection and the analyzer's resolution precompute — so the node-shape case analysis lives in exactly one place.
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#exclude_dynamic_root_reads(prism_root) ⇒ void
expr::NAMEreads a constant on a scope only the running program knows —self.class::OPTIONSin an included helper lands on whichever class included it — so no static path stands in for the reference and the name in the text is the name looked up. -
#exclude_lazy_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
A constant only a lazy region defines does not exist until the region runs, so no alias for it could execute at the end of the file: it keeps its name, and
Optcarrot.const_get(:SDL2Video)finds it as written. -
#exclude_method_valued_shorthand_calls(prism_root) ⇒ void
A keyword shorthand can pun on a METHOD, not a local:
n(label:)callslabelfor its value. - #exclude_private_constants(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#exclude_unreachable_keyword_methods(zero_call_keys, super_merges) ⇒ void
A keyword-taking method type analysis knows but connects no call to is reachable in ways we cannot see; renaming its keywords would strand the unseen callers.
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#exclude_unresolved_keyword_calls(prism_root, resolved_site_keys) ⇒ void
A call to a keyword-taking method that type inference never connected to its target would keep its written keywords while the def's got renamed — so any such call disqualifies the whole method name.
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#external_prefix_for(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The external prefix this reference should be counted under, or nil when it has none: the reference must not touch the project's own namespace, and must either resolve through type analysis or — the fallback for gems with no RBS — be spelled in full from a root that one of the program's own top-level requires provides.
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#forwards_parameters_to_super?(def_node) ⇒ Boolean
A bare
superforwards this method's parameters to the parent by name, so the keyword names have to keep matching the parent's signature. - #increment_constant_read_usage(node) ⇒ void
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#link_module_function_variant(def_node, method_key) ⇒ void
module_function publishes a single
defas both an instance and a singleton method, so the two must always be renamed together. -
#mark_chain_prefixes(node, counted_prefix_ids) ⇒ void
Mark the reference's prefix chain so sub-paths are not counted again as references of their own.
- #merge_inherited_cvars ⇒ void
- #merge_inherited_ivars ⇒ void
- #merge_inherited_sites(mapping) ⇒ void
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#merge_polymorphic_groups(call_node_to_keys) ⇒ void
One call site reaching the same method name on several classes is polymorphism: merge, so every receiver renames in lockstep.
- #merge_polymorphic_keyword_groups(call_node_to_keys) ⇒ void
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#merge_super_forwarding(super_merges) ⇒ void
Supers are discovered from the parent's call boxes, so a
superwhose parent we never collected produces no merge at all. - #merge_super_groups(super_merges) ⇒ void
- #merge_unresolved_calls(resolved_call_keys) ⇒ void
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#precompute_constant_resolution ⇒ void
Location-keyed maps the patchers consume: resolution and full path per read, write cpath per assignment, cpath and superclass per definition.
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#qualified_write_cpath(target, nesting, strip_doubled_nesting: false) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The path a qualified assignment target names, or nil when it is not static (
self::X,expr::X). - #record_constant_read(node) ⇒ void
- #register_keyword_calls ⇒ Hash[Symbol, untyped]
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#register_size_comparison(node, transform_map, suppressed_alias_keys) ⇒ void
.size==0(and !=0 / >0) against a proven receiver collapses to the literal comparison. - #required_external_root?(root) ⇒ Boolean
- #reserve_attr_ivar_names(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #resolve_method_aliases_and_transforms(prism_root) ⇒ [Hash[location_key, Symbol], Hash[location_key, String]]
- #resolve_method_calls ⇒ void
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#resolve_superclass_path(superclass_node, class_cpath) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
Where a superclass reference lands, for the alias patcher.
- #resolve_user_defined_cpath(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
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#scan_alias_globals(prism_root) ⇒ void
alias $new $oldaliases the variable, so the two names refer to one storage cell; renaming either side independently would sever them. - #scan_dynamic_cvar_access(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #scan_dynamic_ivar_access(prism_root) ⇒ void
- #scan_dynamic_method_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
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#scan_dynamic_sigil_access(prism_root, methods, mapping) ⇒ void
A receiverless (or explicit-self) call to a dynamic sigil-variable API can reach any name in its class — nothing in that cpath is safe to rename.
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#struct_definition_write?(node) ⇒ Boolean
X = Struct.new(...)/X = Data.define(...)assigns a class, so the constant registers as a class definition: it renames exactly when class renaming is on, and reopenings resolve through the same machinery. -
#syntactic_const_segments(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]
The constant path as written, without any resolution — partial when the chain hangs off a dynamic root (
expr::CONSTgives just [:CONST]).
Instance Method Details
#apply_accessor_call_renames(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping, rename_map) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 254 def apply_accessor_call_renames(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping, rename_map) path_a_info.each do |info| next unless info[:accessor] @oracle.each_call_site_key(info[:cpath], info[:singleton], :"#{info[:mid]}=") do |key| rename_map[key] = "#{info[:getter_short]}=" end end path_b_info.each do |info| method_short = path_b_method_mapping[info[:ivar_key]] next unless method_short # The mapping's group sites, not the oracle's: sites attached by the # unresolved-call pass exist only in the mapping, and missing one here # would leave it calling the old name. @method_rename_mapping.each_group_call_site(info[:method_key]) do |site, _scope_id| rename_map[AstUtils.location_key(site)] = method_short.to_s end next unless info[:accessor] @oracle.each_call_site_key(info[:cpath], info[:singleton], :"#{info[:mid]}=") do |key| rename_map[key] = "#{method_short}=" end end end |
#apply_ivar_renames(ivar_nodes_by_key, combined_mapping, attr_ivar_entries) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Ivar read/write sites take their attr's name; a subclass's sites follow the ancestor that declared the attr.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 239 def apply_ivar_renames(ivar_nodes_by_key, combined_mapping, attr_ivar_entries) ivar_nodes_by_key.each do |(cpath, ivar_name), nodes_list| short = combined_mapping[[cpath, ivar_name]] unless short @oracle.each_ancestor_cpath(cpath, false) do |ancestor_cpath| next if ancestor_cpath == cpath short = combined_mapping[[ancestor_cpath, ivar_name]] break if short end end next unless short nodes_list.each { |n| attr_ivar_entries[AstUtils.location_key(n)] = short } end end |
#assign_ivar_driven_names(path_b_info, ivar_nodes_by_key, path_a_mapping, rename_map) ⇒ [Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], String], Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Symbol]]
Path B: pick a fresh @name whose bare form is free as a method name too, then keep it only when renaming ivar sites plus accessor calls saves more than it costs.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 172 def assign_ivar_driven_names(path_b_info, ivar_nodes_by_key, path_a_mapping, rename_map) path_b_mapping = {} #: Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], String] path_b_method_mapping = {} #: Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Symbol] return [path_b_mapping, path_b_method_mapping] if path_b_info.none? used_ivar_names = @ivar_rename_mapping.node_mapping.values.to_set used_ivar_names.merge(path_a_mapping.values) used_method_names = rename_map.values.to_set scope_vars = @scope_visible_names generator = NameGenerator.new(prefix: "@") path_b_info .sort_by do |info| ivar_name = info[:ivar_key][1] count = ivar_nodes_by_key[info[:ivar_key]].size -(ivar_name.to_s.size * count) end .each do |info| ivar_key = info[:ivar_key] ivar_name = ivar_key[1] ivar_count = ivar_nodes_by_key[ivar_key].size next if ivar_count == 0 next if ivar_name.to_s.size <= '@'.size + 1 # sigil + one character is already minimal getter_calls = 0 implicit_scope_ids = [] #: Array[scope_id] @method_rename_mapping.each_group_call_site(info[:method_key]) do |_site, scope_id| getter_calls += 1 implicit_scope_ids << scope_id if scope_id end short_name, method_short = loop do #: [String, Symbol] candidate = generator.next_name method_candidate = candidate.delete_prefix("@").to_sym next if used_ivar_names.include?(candidate) next if used_method_names.include?(method_candidate.to_s) next if @oracle.method_defined?(info[:cpath], info[:singleton], method_candidate) # A bare renamed getter call would parse as the local if a visible # local already owns the candidate at an implicit-receiver site. next if implicit_scope_ids.any? { |sid| scope_vars[sid].include?(method_candidate.to_s) } break [candidate, method_candidate] end setter_calls = 0 if info[:accessor] setter_calls = @oracle.method_call_count(info[:cpath], info[:singleton], :"#{info[:mid]}=") end ivar_savings = (ivar_name.to_s.size - short_name.size) * ivar_count method_savings = (info[:mid].to_s.size - method_short.to_s.size) * (getter_calls + setter_calls + 1) next unless ivar_savings + method_savings > 0 used_ivar_names << short_name used_method_names << method_short.to_s path_b_mapping[ivar_key] = short_name path_b_method_mapping[ivar_key] = method_short end [path_b_mapping, path_b_method_mapping] end |
#attr_backed_ivar?(attr_backed, cpath, name) ⇒ Boolean
An attr declared anywhere up the chain backs the ivar in every
descendant: a subclass's @palette = ... fills the slot the
ancestor's attr_reader :palette reads. Those sites belong to the
attr coordination (which follows the declaring ancestor), not to plain
ivar renaming — which would give the subclass its own name for the
slot and leave the reader looking at nothing.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 38 def attr_backed_ivar?(attr_backed, cpath, name) backed = false @oracle.each_ancestor_cpath(cpath, false) do |ancestor_cpath| backed ||= attr_backed.fetch(ancestor_cpath, nil)&.include?(name) || false end backed || (attr_backed.fetch(cpath, nil)&.include?(name) || false) end |
#augment_constant_counts_via_oracle ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A closed-world walk sees each textual reference once, but type analysis can record more read sites than the text shows (reads reached through resolution rather than spelling). Take whichever count is higher, so a rename is never judged unprofitable on an undercount.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 224 def augment_constant_counts_via_oracle @constant_mapping.each_user_defined_path do |cpath| oracle_count = @oracle.constant_read_count(cpath) current_count = @constant_mapping.usage_count_for_path(cpath) @constant_mapping.set_usage_count_by_path(cpath, oracle_count) if oracle_count > current_count end end |
#build_attr_rename_map(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping) ⇒ Hash[location_key, Hash[Symbol, String]]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 280 def build_attr_rename_map(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping) # Values are the getter shorts: path A stores Strings, path B Symbols; # consumers interpolate, so both work. attr_rename_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Hash[Symbol, untyped]] path_a_info.each do |info| (attr_rename_map[info[:loc_key]] ||= {})[info[:mid]] = info[:getter_short] end path_b_info.each do |info| method_short = path_b_method_mapping[info[:ivar_key]] next unless method_short (attr_rename_map[info[:loc_key]] ||= {})[info[:mid]] = method_short end attr_rename_map end |
#carries_keyword_arguments?(call_node) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 207 def carries_keyword_arguments?(call_node) call_node.arguments&.arguments&.any? { |arg| arg.is_a?(Prism::KeywordHashNode) } || false end |
#class_definition_cpath(node, nesting) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The fully-qualified path a class/module definition creates, or nil when the written path is not static.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 48 def class_definition_cpath(node, nesting) qualified_write_cpath(node.constant_path, nesting) end |
#classify_attr_declarations(prism_root) ⇒ [Array[attr_info], Array[attr_info]]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 129 def classify_attr_declarations(prism_root) path_a_info = [] #: Array[attr_info] path_b_info = [] #: Array[attr_info] each_attr_declaration(prism_root, %i[attr_reader attr_accessor]) do |node, cpath, singleton, sym| method_key = [cpath, singleton, sym].freeze getter_short = @method_rename_mapping.short_name_for_key(method_key) info = { cpath: cpath, singleton: singleton, mid: sym, accessor: node.name == :attr_accessor, loc_key: AstUtils.location_key(node), ivar_key: [cpath, :"@#{sym}"], method_key: method_key } if getter_short info[:getter_short] = getter_short path_a_info << info elsif @method_rename_mapping.has_method?(method_key) && @method_rename_mapping.group_keys(method_key) == [method_key] # An excluded mid (dynamic dispatch, unresolved call, hidden attr # write, ...) was left alone for a reason — the ivar side must not # rename it either. A group spanning other keys means the mid's # sites are shared with defs this declaration does not cover. path_b_info << info end end [path_a_info, path_b_info] end |
#classify_unresolved_call(mid, prism_node) ⇒ Symbol
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 263 def classify_unresolved_call(mid, prism_node) # Callers only pass the UNRESOLVED_CALL_NODES shapes, all of which carry # a receiver. # @type var prism_node: Prism::CallNode | Prism::CallOperatorWriteNode | Prism::CallOrWriteNode | Prism::CallAndWriteNode return :mapped unless prism_node.receiver target_keys = @oracle.resolved_targets(prism_node, mid) return :exclude if target_keys.nil? all_mapped = target_keys.all? { |key| @method_rename_mapping.has_method?(key) } all_mapped ? :mapped : :unrelated end |
#collect_alias_undef_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 379 def collect_alias_undef_methods(prism_root) excluded_mids = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| case node when Prism::AliasMethodNode excluded_mids << node.new_name.unescaped.to_sym if node.new_name.is_a?(Prism::SymbolNode) excluded_mids << node.old_name.unescaped.to_sym if node.old_name.is_a?(Prism::SymbolNode) when Prism::UndefNode node.names.each do |name| excluded_mids << name.unescaped.to_sym if name.is_a?(Prism::SymbolNode) end end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(excluded_mids) unless excluded_mids.empty? end |
#collect_attr_backed_ivars(prism_root) ⇒ Hash[Array[Symbol], Set[Symbol]]
The attr-backed ivar names per class, closed upward through the
program's own classes: an attr declared in D backs the slot in every
ancestor of D the program defines, since a write there (@label_text = ... in a base class) fills what D's reader reads. Object and the rest
of the built-in chain write nothing and are not closed over — they
would make every attr back every class's ivar of that name.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 52 def collect_attr_backed_ivars(prism_root) defined = Set.new #: Set[Array[Symbol]] each_constant_event(prism_root) { |kind, _node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| defined << cpath if kind == :class_def && cpath } result = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = Set.new } #: Hash[Array[Symbol], Set[Symbol]] each_attr_declaration(prism_root, ATTR_DECLARATION_METHODS, require_class_body: false) do |_node, cpath, _singleton, sym| result[cpath] << :"@#{sym}" @oracle.each_ancestor_cpath(cpath, false) do |ancestor_cpath| result[ancestor_cpath] << :"@#{sym}" if defined.include?(ancestor_cpath) end end result end |
#collect_attr_write_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
attr_accessor's setter def is derived from the declared symbol and never registered as a method of its own, so a setter call site type inference missed is invisible to every other exclusion pass — renaming the declaration would strand that site on the old name until the path runs. Find such sites directly and keep their symbols. attr_writer never renames its declaration at all, so a reader sharing its symbol must stay too: renaming the reader side would split the getter from the ivar the writer-defined setter still assigns.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 332 def collect_attr_write_exclusions(prism_root) accessor_owners = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] } #: Hash[Symbol, Array[MethodRenameMapping::class_key]] reader_syms = Set.new writer_syms = Set.new each_attr_declaration(prism_root, ATTR_DECLARATION_METHODS, require_class_body: false) do |node, cpath, singleton, sym| case node.name when :attr_accessor then accessor_owners[sym] << [cpath, singleton] when :attr_reader then reader_syms << sym when :attr_writer then writer_syms << sym end end excluded = writer_syms & (reader_syms | accessor_owners.keys) if accessor_owners.any? known_setter_sites = Set.new accessor_owners.each do |sym, owners| owners.each do |cpath, singleton| @oracle.each_call_site_key(cpath, singleton, :"#{sym}=") do |key| known_setter_sites << key end end end AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| write_name = case node when Prism::CallNode node.name when Prism::CallOperatorWriteNode, Prism::CallOrWriteNode, Prism::CallAndWriteNode node.write_name else next end next unless AstUtils.setter_def_name?(write_name) sym = write_name.to_s.chomp('=').to_sym next unless accessor_owners.key?(sym) next if known_setter_sites.include?(AstUtils.location_key(node)) excluded << sym end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(excluded) if excluded.any? end |
#collect_constants(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 150 def collect_constants(prism_root) each_constant_event(prism_root) do |kind, node, cpath, singleton, in_def| case kind when :class_def type = node.is_a?(Prism::ClassNode) ? :class : :module @constant_mapping.add_definition_with_path(cpath, definition_type: type) when :write # Skip constants defined inside `class << self` — they live on the # metaclass and cannot be accessed as Foo::X, so alias declarations # would fail at runtime. (An assignment inside a def body there is a # plain assignment and still registers.) next if singleton && !in_def type = struct_definition_write?(node) ? :class : :value @constant_mapping.add_definition_with_path(cpath, definition_type: type) end end end |
#collect_cvar_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/cvar/collection.rb', line 19 def collect_cvar_definitions(prism_root) Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton| case node when Prism::ClassVariableReadNode, *CVAR_WRITE_NODES # @type var node: Prism::ClassVariableReadNode | cvar_write_node @cvar_rename_mapping.add_site(cpath, node.name, node) end end end |
#collect_dynamic_ivar_attr_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Renaming an attr declaration renames its backing ivar with it. In a class that touches ivars dynamically (optcarrot's Config assigns every option via instance_variable_set), the dynamic side keeps the original spelling and a renamed reader silently returns nil. The ivar renamer already refuses such classes; the attr names there must survive for the same reason, under either policy.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 110 def collect_dynamic_ivar_attr_exclusions(prism_root) dynamic_cpaths = Set.new Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) && DYNAMIC_IVAR_METHODS.include?(node.name) recv = node.receiver dynamic_cpaths << cpath if recv.nil? || recv.is_a?(Prism::SelfNode) end return if dynamic_cpaths.empty? excluded = Set.new each_attr_declaration(prism_root, ATTR_DECLARATION_METHODS, require_class_body: false) do |_node, cpath, _singleton, sym| excluded << sym << :"#{sym}=" if dynamic_cpaths.include?(cpath) end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(excluded) unless excluded.empty? end |
#collect_external_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 266 def collect_external_references(prism_root) counted_prefix_ids = Set.new prefix_counts = Hash.new(0) each_constant_event(prism_root) do |kind, node, _cpath, _singleton, _in_def| next unless kind == :read next if counted_prefix_ids.include?(node.object_id) # A region's reference resolves when the region runs — after its own # requires. A preamble alias for it would resolve at boot. next if LazyRegions.contains?(@lazy_regions, node) mark_chain_prefixes(node, counted_prefix_ids) prefix = external_prefix_for(node) prefix_counts[prefix] += 1 if prefix end prefix_counts.each do |prefix, count| @constant_mapping.add_external_prefix(prefix, usage_count: count) end end |
#collect_gvar_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/gvar/collection.rb', line 14 def collect_gvar_definitions(prism_root) AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| case node when *GVAR_NODES # @type var node: gvar_node @gvar_rename_mapping.add_site(node.name, node, write: !node.is_a?(Prism::GlobalVariableReadNode)) end end end |
#collect_inherited_attr_exclusions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
An attr declared below a class that touches its ivar — attr_reader :label_text in a subclass of the class assigning @label_text — cannot
rename: the coordination that moves ivar sites along with a renamed
attr walks from the declaring class down, never up to that ancestor,
which would go on writing the original name. The pair keeps its name.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 82 def collect_inherited_attr_exclusions(prism_root) touching = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = Set.new } #: Hash[Symbol, Set[Array[Symbol]]] Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| case node when Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode, *IVAR_WRITE_NODES # @type var node: Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode | ivar_write_node touching[node.name] << cpath end end excluded = Set.new each_attr_declaration(prism_root, ATTR_DECLARATION_METHODS, require_class_body: false) do |_node, cpath, _singleton, sym| classes = touching.fetch(:"@#{sym}", nil) next unless classes @oracle.each_ancestor_cpath(cpath, false) do |ancestor_cpath| excluded << sym << :"#{sym}=" if ancestor_cpath != cpath && classes.include?(ancestor_cpath) end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(excluded) unless excluded.empty? end |
#collect_ivar_definitions(prism_root, attr_backed) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 21 def collect_ivar_definitions(prism_root, attr_backed) Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| case node when Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode, *IVAR_WRITE_NODES # @type var node: Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode | ivar_write_node next if attr_backed_ivar?(attr_backed, cpath, node.name) @ivar_rename_mapping.add_site(cpath, node.name, node) end end end |
#collect_ivar_nodes_by_key(prism_root) ⇒ Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Array[Prism::Node]]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 157 def collect_ivar_nodes_by_key(prism_root) ivar_nodes_by_key = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] } #: Hash[[Array[Symbol], Symbol], Array[Prism::Node]] Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| case node when Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode, *IVAR_WRITE_NODES # @type var node: Prism::InstanceVariableReadNode | ivar_write_node ivar_nodes_by_key[[cpath, node.name]] << node end end ivar_nodes_by_key end |
#collect_keyword_call_sites(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Everything call sites decide about keyword renames, in order: literal keywords register with their method, super-forwarding merges child and parent groups (or excludes the child when the parent is outside our control), polymorphic call sites merge every method they can reach, methods no resolved call reaches are excluded, and unresolved keyword-writing calls disqualify their method name entirely.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 70 def collect_keyword_call_sites(prism_root) sites = register_keyword_calls merge_super_forwarding(sites[:super_merges]) merge_polymorphic_keyword_groups(sites[:call_node_to_keys]) exclude_unreachable_keyword_methods(sites[:zero_call_keys], sites[:super_merges]) exclude_unresolved_keyword_calls(prism_root, sites[:resolved_site_keys]) exclude_method_valued_shorthand_calls(prism_root) end |
#collect_keyword_info(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 5 def collect_keyword_info(prism_root) @keyword_def_node_registry = {} @keyword_forwarding_super_keys = Set.new Nesting.each_method_definition(prism_root) do |node, method_key| keywords = def_keyword_names(node) next if keywords.empty? keywords.each { |sym| @keyword_rename_mapping.add_keyword_def(method_key, sym) } @keyword_def_node_registry[method_key] ||= [] @keyword_def_node_registry[method_key] << node @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_method(method_key) if def_keyword_rest?(node) @keyword_forwarding_super_keys << method_key if forwards_parameters_to_super?(node) end collect_keyword_call_sites(prism_root) end |
#collect_method_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 5 def collect_method_definitions(prism_root) setter_mids = Set.new Nesting.each_method_definition(prism_root) do |node, method_key| next if EXCLUDED_METHODS.include?(method_key[2]) # An explicit `def foo=` keeps its name: short names are allocated # per group, so nothing promises the setter would land on # `<getter's name>=`, and the def patcher would strip the `=` from # any unpaired spelling. The base name is kept with it — a compound # write reads through one spelling and writes through the other, so # the pair must move in lockstep or not at all (the same doctrine # that keeps accessor pairs in compound writes unrenamed). # attr-declared setters are different — they rename textually # coupled to their getter. if AstUtils.setter_def_name?(method_key[2]) setter_mids << method_key[2] << method_key[2].to_s.chomp('=').to_sym end @method_rename_mapping.add_method(method_key, node) link_module_function_variant(node, method_key) end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(setter_mids) unless setter_mids.empty? # attr_reader/attr_accessor define getters worth renaming; attr_writer's # setter is derived from the getter name and is never registered on its # own. each_attr_declaration(prism_root, %i[attr_reader attr_accessor]) do |node, cpath, singleton, mid| next if EXCLUDED_METHODS.include?(mid) @method_rename_mapping.add_method([cpath, singleton, mid].freeze, node) end end |
#collect_shorthand_pun_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A hash/keyword shorthand can pun on a METHOD (f(unit_label:) calls
unit_label for its value); the one identifier is both the key and the
call, so renaming the method would rewrite the key with it. Those
methods keep their names.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 300 def collect_shorthand_pun_methods(prism_root) punned = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| AstUtils.shorthand_pun_values(node).each do |inner| punned << inner.name if inner.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(punned) if punned.any? end |
#collect_string_literal_mentions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
eval and send-by-string dispatch from strings, not the syntax tree: a method whose name is spelled inside any string literal may be called from text the renamer cannot rewrite, so under the safe policy it keeps its name. Setters count as mentioned when their base word is.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 132 def collect_string_literal_mentions(prism_root) words = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::StringNode) # Byte escapes (`"\x89PNG"`) leave the literal invalid in the source # encoding, and String#scan refuses invalid text; the identifier # pattern is pure ASCII, so scanning the bytes finds the same words. # The pattern has no capture groups, so scan only produces strings; # the is_a? narrows the union scan's signature declares. node.unescaped.b.scan(/[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*[?!]?/).each do |w| words << w.to_sym if w.is_a?(String) end end return if words.empty? mentioned = @method_rename_mapping.method_mids.select { |mid| words.include?(mid) || words.include?(mid.to_s.chomp('=').to_sym) } @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(mentioned.to_set) unless mentioned.empty? end |
#collect_visibility_modifier_methods(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 313 def collect_visibility_modifier_methods(prism_root) excluded_mids = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) next unless VISIBILITY_MODIFIERS.include?(node.name) excluded_mids.merge(AstUtils.symbol_arguments(node)) end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(excluded_mids) unless excluded_mids.empty? end |
#complete_const_chain?(node) ⇒ Boolean
True when the qualified chain is rooted at a plain constant (or written absolute), so its syntactic segments are its complete spelling.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 328 def complete_const_chain?(node) case node when Prism::ConstantPathNode, Prism::ConstantPathTargetNode !Nesting.path_segments(node).nil? else false end end |
#coordinate_attr_renames(prism_root, rename_map, attr_ivar_entries) ⇒ Hash[location_key, Hash[Symbol, String]]
attr declarations rename along two paths. Path A (method-driven): the getter already got a short name from method renaming, and the backing ivar follows it. Path B (ivar-driven): the getter wasn't renamed, so a name is chosen from the ivar side and the getter (and setter) follow. Phase 1 decides every name, phase 2 applies them — declaration, ivar sites, and accessor call sites — only once all decisions are in.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 88 def coordinate_attr_renames(prism_root, rename_map, attr_ivar_entries) path_a_info, path_b_info = classify_attr_declarations(prism_root) return {} unless path_a_info.any? || path_b_info.any? path_a_mapping = path_a_info.to_h { |info| [info[:ivar_key], "@#{info[:getter_short]}"] } ivar_nodes_by_key = collect_ivar_nodes_by_key(prism_root) path_b_mapping, path_b_method_mapping = assign_ivar_driven_names(path_b_info, ivar_nodes_by_key, path_a_mapping, rename_map) apply_ivar_renames(ivar_nodes_by_key, path_a_mapping.merge(path_b_mapping), attr_ivar_entries) apply_accessor_call_renames(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping, rename_map) build_attr_rename_map(path_a_info, path_b_info, path_b_method_mapping) end |
#count_constant_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 180 def count_constant_references(prism_root) each_constant_event(prism_root) do |kind, node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| case kind when :class_def, :write @constant_mapping.increment_usage_by_path(cpath) when :read increment_constant_read_usage(node) end end end |
#def_keyword_names(def_node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 28 def def_keyword_names(def_node) params = def_node.parameters return [] unless params names = [] #: Array[Symbol] params.keywords&.each do |kw| names << kw.name if kw.respond_to?(:name) end names end |
#def_keyword_rest?(def_node) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 39 def def_keyword_rest?(def_node) def_node.parameters&.keyword_rest.is_a?(Prism::KeywordRestParameterNode) end |
#dynamic_root?(node) ⇒ Boolean
A path whose outermost parent is neither a constant nor absent (::X)
— self::X, self.class::X, klass::X.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 144 def dynamic_root?(node) current = node.parent current = current.parent while current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathNode) !(current.nil? || current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantReadNode)) end |
#each_attr_declaration(prism_root, methods, require_class_body: true) {|arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3| ... } ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
attr declarations with meta semantics, one yield per symbol argument. With require_class_body: false, bare attr_* calls anywhere count — the attr-backed scan wants those too, since the methods they define still read the ivar.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 299 def each_attr_declaration(prism_root, methods, require_class_body: true) Nesting.(prism_root, methods, loose: !require_class_body) do |node, cpath, singleton| AstUtils.symbol_arguments(node).each do |sym| yield node, cpath, singleton, sym end end end |
#each_constant_event(prism_root) {|arg0, arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4| ... } ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
One classified walk of every constant fact in the tree, shared by definition collection, usage counting, external-reference collection and the analyzer's resolution precompute — so the node-shape case analysis lives in exactly one place. Yields (kind, node, cpath, singleton, in_def):
:class_def class/module definition; cpath is the path it creates
:read a constant read at the node's own position (cpath nil)
:write an assignment defining cpath
A compound write (X ||= 1) and a qualified target in multiple
assignment (Foo::A, b = ary) read as well as write, so they yield
both a :read and a :write. Writes with no static path yield nothing.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 17 def each_constant_event(prism_root) Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, nesting, singleton, in_def| case node when Prism::ClassNode, Prism::ModuleNode cpath = class_definition_cpath(node, nesting) yield :class_def, node, cpath, singleton, in_def if cpath when Prism::ConstantReadNode, Prism::ConstantPathNode yield :read, node, nil, singleton, in_def when Prism::ConstantWriteNode yield :write, node, nesting + [node.name], singleton, in_def when Prism::ConstantTargetNode yield :write, node, nesting + [node.name], singleton, in_def when Prism::ConstantOperatorWriteNode, Prism::ConstantOrWriteNode, Prism::ConstantAndWriteNode yield :read, node, nil, singleton, in_def yield :write, node, nesting + [node.name], singleton, in_def when Prism::ConstantPathTargetNode yield :read, node, nil, singleton, in_def cpath = qualified_write_cpath(node, nesting) yield :write, node, cpath, singleton, in_def if cpath when Prism::ConstantPathWriteNode cpath = qualified_write_cpath(node.target, nesting, strip_doubled_nesting: true) yield :write, node, cpath, singleton, in_def if cpath when Prism::ConstantPathOperatorWriteNode, Prism::ConstantPathOrWriteNode, Prism::ConstantPathAndWriteNode cpath = qualified_write_cpath(node.target, nesting) yield :write, node, cpath, singleton, in_def if cpath end end end |
#exclude_dynamic_root_reads(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
expr::NAME reads a constant on a scope only the running program
knows — self.class::OPTIONS in an included helper lands on whichever
class included it — so no static path stands in for the reference and
the name in the text is the name looked up. Every user constant called
NAME keeps its name, so any of them can be the one meant.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 127 def exclude_dynamic_root_reads(prism_root) names = Set.new #: Set[Symbol] each_constant_event(prism_root) do |kind, node, _cpath, _singleton, _in_def| next unless kind == :read && node.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathNode) && dynamic_root?(node) name = node.name names << name if name end return if names.empty? pinned = [] #: Array[Array[Symbol]] @constant_mapping.each_user_defined_path { |cpath| pinned << cpath if names.include?(cpath.last) } pinned.each { |cpath| @constant_mapping.exclude_path(cpath) } end |
#exclude_lazy_definitions(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A constant only a lazy region defines does not exist until the region
runs, so no alias for it could execute at the end of the file: it keeps
its name, and Optcarrot.const_get(:SDL2Video) finds it as written. A
constant the flat code defines too is merely reopened by the region
and renames as usual.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 109 def exclude_lazy_definitions(prism_root) return if @lazy_regions.empty? flat = Set.new #: Set[Array[Symbol]] lazy = Set.new #: Set[Array[Symbol]] each_constant_event(prism_root) do |kind, node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| next unless cpath && (kind == :class_def || kind == :write) (LazyRegions.contains?(@lazy_regions, node) ? lazy : flat) << cpath end (lazy - flat).each { |cpath| @constant_mapping.exclude_path(cpath) } end |
#exclude_method_valued_shorthand_calls(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A keyword shorthand can pun on a METHOD, not a local: n(label:) calls
label for its value. Renaming the keyword rewrites the pun and with it
the method the value resolves to — methods called with such a pun keep
their keywords.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 196 def exclude_method_valued_shorthand_calls(prism_root) punned_mids = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) node.arguments&.arguments&.each do |arg| punned_mids << node.name if AstUtils.shorthand_pun_values(arg).any? end end @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(punned_mids) if punned_mids.any? end |
#exclude_private_constants(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 169 def exclude_private_constants(prism_root) Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, nesting, _singleton, _in_def| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) next unless %i[private_constant public_constant].include?(node.name) AstUtils.symbol_arguments(node).each do |sym| @constant_mapping.exclude_path(nesting + [sym]) end end end |
#exclude_unreachable_keyword_methods(zero_call_keys, super_merges) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A keyword-taking method type analysis knows but connects no call to is reachable in ways we cannot see; renaming its keywords would strand the unseen callers. A method reached through super stays: the merge already ties it to callers we did see.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 159 def exclude_unreachable_keyword_methods(zero_call_keys, super_merges) super_targets = super_merges.map(&:last).to_set zero_call_keys.each do |key| next if super_targets.include?(key) @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_method(key) end end |
#exclude_unresolved_keyword_calls(prism_root, resolved_site_keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A call to a keyword-taking method that type inference never connected to its target would keep its written keywords while the def's got renamed — so any such call disqualifies the whole method name. Only calls that actually write keywords (literals or a **splat) can go stale, though: a keyword-less call is untouched by the rename no matter which method it reaches, and unrelated methods sharing the name would otherwise poison each other through it.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 174 def exclude_unresolved_keyword_calls(prism_root, resolved_site_keys) keyword_mids = Set.new @keyword_rename_mapping.each_method_key { |key| keyword_mids << key[2] } return if keyword_mids.empty? unresolved_mids = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) if keyword_mids.include?(node.name) && carries_keyword_arguments?(node) && !resolved_site_keys.include?(AstUtils.location_key(node)) unresolved_mids << node.name end end @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(unresolved_mids) end |
#external_prefix_for(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The external prefix this reference should be counted under, or nil when it has none: the reference must not touch the project's own namespace, and must either resolve through type analysis or — the fallback for gems with no RBS — be spelled in full from a root that one of the program's own top-level requires provides. The requires are re-emitted ahead of the preamble, so such a root provably exists when the alias declaration runs; without that anchor an alias would turn "NameError if this line is ever reached" into "NameError at boot", or capture the wrong constant for a reference that resolves through its nesting at runtime.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 308 def external_prefix_for(node) full_path = syntactic_const_segments(node) resolved_cpath = @oracle.resolve_constant_read(node) return nil if @constant_mapping.user_defined_path?(full_path) return nil if resolved_cpath && @constant_mapping.user_defined_path?(resolved_cpath) effective_path = resolved_cpath || (full_path if complete_const_chain?(node) && required_external_root?(full_path.first)) return nil unless effective_path return nil if effective_path.size < 2 return nil if @constant_mapping.has_user_defined_prefix?(full_path) prefix = effective_path[0...-1] return nil if @constant_mapping.user_defined_path?(prefix) prefix end |
#forwards_parameters_to_super?(def_node) ⇒ Boolean
A bare super forwards this method's parameters to the parent by name, so
the keyword names have to keep matching the parent's signature. When the
parent is a def we also collected, collect_keyword_call_sites merges the
two groups and both sides are renamed together; this only reports the
forwarding, the decision is made once we know whether that merge happened.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 48 def forwards_parameters_to_super?(def_node) found = false walk = lambda do |n| next if found || !n.is_a?(Prism::Node) # A nested def has its own parameters; its `super` is not about ours. next if n.is_a?(Prism::DefNode) if n.is_a?(Prism::ForwardingSuperNode) found = true next end n.compact_child_nodes.each { |child| walk.call(child) } end walk.call(def_node.body) found end |
#increment_constant_read_usage(node) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 191 def increment_constant_read_usage(node) user_path = resolve_user_defined_cpath(node) if user_path @constant_mapping.increment_usage_by_path(user_path) else @constant_mapping.increment_usage(node.name) # steep:ignore NoMethod end end |
#link_module_function_variant(def_node, method_key) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
module_function publishes a single def as both an instance and a
singleton method, so the two must always be renamed together.
The pair is identified by both entities pointing at the same definition
site — an explicit def self.foo alongside def foo is two sites and
must stay independent. The "no defs but has call boxes" shape is also
accepted: older TypeProf releases recorded no def at all for the
singleton side of module_function.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 166 def link_module_function_variant(def_node, method_key) cpath, singleton, mid = method_key return unless @oracle.method_known?(cpath, !singleton, mid) alt_def_keys = @oracle.method_definition_keys(cpath, !singleton, mid) shares_definition = alt_def_keys.include?(AstUtils.location_key(def_node)) call_only = alt_def_keys.empty? && @oracle.method_call_count(cpath, !singleton, mid) > 0 return unless shares_definition || call_only alt_key = [cpath, !singleton, mid].freeze @method_rename_mapping.add_method(alt_key, nil) @method_rename_mapping.merge_groups(method_key, alt_key) end |
#mark_chain_prefixes(node, counted_prefix_ids) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Mark the reference's prefix chain so sub-paths are not counted again as references of their own.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 289 def mark_chain_prefixes(node, counted_prefix_ids) current = case node when Prism::ConstantPathNode, Prism::ConstantPathTargetNode then node.parent end while current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathNode) || current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantReadNode) counted_prefix_ids << current.object_id current = current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathNode) ? current.parent : nil end end |
#merge_inherited_cvars ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/cvar/collection.rb', line 33 def merge_inherited_cvars merge_inherited_sites(@cvar_rename_mapping) end |
#merge_inherited_ivars ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 70 def merge_inherited_ivars merge_inherited_sites(@ivar_rename_mapping) end |
#merge_inherited_sites(mapping) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 118 def merge_inherited_sites(mapping) cpaths = [] #: Array[Array[Symbol]] mapping.each_canonical_cpath { |c| cpaths << c } cpaths.each do |cpath| @oracle.each_ancestor_cpath(cpath, false) do |ancestor_cpath| next if ancestor_cpath == cpath mapping.merge_with_ancestor(cpath, ancestor_cpath) end end end |
#merge_polymorphic_groups(call_node_to_keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
One call site reaching the same method name on several classes is
polymorphism: merge, so every receiver renames in lockstep. One call site
reaching several different names is a computed dispatch — optcarrot's
send(mode) resolves to imm/zpg/abs/… at once — and "merging" that would
assign one short name to all of them, collapsing distinct methods into
whichever def lands last. Those names must simply survive.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 192 def merge_polymorphic_groups(call_node_to_keys) computed_dispatch_mids = Set.new call_node_to_keys.each_value do |keys| next if keys.size < 2 mids = keys.map { |k| k[2] }.uniq if mids.size > 1 computed_dispatch_mids.merge(mids) next end (1...keys.size).each { |i| @method_rename_mapping.merge_groups(keys[i - 1], keys[i]) } end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(computed_dispatch_mids) unless computed_dispatch_mids.empty? end |
#merge_polymorphic_keyword_groups(call_node_to_keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 148 def merge_polymorphic_keyword_groups(call_node_to_keys) call_node_to_keys.each_value do |keys| next if keys.size < 2 (1...keys.size).each { |i| @keyword_rename_mapping.merge_groups(keys[i - 1], keys[i]) } end end |
#merge_super_forwarding(super_merges) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Supers are discovered from the parent's call boxes, so a super whose
parent we never collected produces no merge at all. That parent's
signature is outside our control — Data.define and Struct.new generate
theirs from the member list — and renaming only the child raises
"unknown keywords" at runtime, so leave those keywords alone.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 136 def merge_super_forwarding(super_merges) super_merges.each do |child_key, parent_key| @keyword_rename_mapping.merge_groups(child_key, parent_key) end merged_children = Set.new(super_merges.map { |child_key, _| child_key }) @keyword_forwarding_super_keys.each do |key| next if merged_children.include?(key) @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_method(key) end end |
#merge_super_groups(super_merges) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 180 def merge_super_groups(super_merges) super_merges.each do |child_key, parent_key| @method_rename_mapping.merge_groups(child_key, parent_key) if @method_rename_mapping.has_method?(child_key) end end |
#merge_unresolved_calls(resolved_call_keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 215 def merge_unresolved_calls(resolved_call_keys) method_mids = @method_rename_mapping.method_mids unresolved_by_mid = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] } #: Hash[Symbol, Array[Prism::Node]] AstUtils.each_node(@prism_root) do |node| mids = case node when Prism::CallNode [node.name] when Prism::CallOperatorWriteNode, Prism::CallOrWriteNode, Prism::CallAndWriteNode [node.read_name, node.write_name] else next end loc = AstUtils.location_key(node) next if resolved_call_keys.include?(loc) mids.each do |mid| unresolved_by_mid[mid] << node if method_mids.include?(mid) end end exclude_mids = Set.new unresolved_by_mid.each do |mid, call_nodes| mapped_calls = [] #: Array[Prism::Node] should_exclude = false call_nodes.each do |node| verdict = classify_unresolved_call(mid, node) case verdict when :mapped then mapped_calls << node when :exclude then should_exclude = true; break # :unrelated — call targets a different class's method, skip end end # An unresolved call the aggressive policy folds into the group is # exactly the bet the safe policy refuses: the name goes untouched. if should_exclude || (@method_policy == :safe && mapped_calls.any?) exclude_mids << mid elsif mapped_calls.any? @method_rename_mapping.merge_all_by_mid(mid) @method_rename_mapping.add_unresolved_sites_for_mid(mid, mapped_calls) end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(exclude_mids) unless exclude_mids.empty? end |
#precompute_constant_resolution ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
Location-keyed maps the patchers consume: resolution and full path per read, write cpath per assignment, cpath and superclass per definition.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 234 def precompute_constant_resolution @const_resolution_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Array[Symbol]?] @const_full_path_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Array[Symbol]] @const_write_cpath_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Array[Symbol]] @class_cpath_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Array[Symbol]] @superclass_resolution_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Array[Symbol]] each_constant_event(@prism_root) do |kind, node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| case kind when :read record_constant_read(node) when :write @const_write_cpath_map[AstUtils.location_key(node)] = cpath when :class_def key = AstUtils.location_key(node) @class_cpath_map[key] = cpath if node.is_a?(Prism::ClassNode) && node.superclass # cpath is never nil for a :class_def event. resolved = resolve_superclass_path(node.superclass, cpath) # steep:ignore ArgumentTypeMismatch @superclass_resolution_map[key] = resolved if resolved end end end end |
#qualified_write_cpath(target, nesting, strip_doubled_nesting: false) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
The path a qualified assignment target names, or nil when it is not
static (self::X, expr::X). A plain path write that repeats the
lexical nesting (Foo::Bar::X = 1 inside module Foo; module Bar) names
the same constant the bare write would, so the doubled prefix is dropped
— but only for that form: compound and multiple-target writes
concatenate as written, mirroring the previous implementation.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 58 def qualified_write_cpath(target, nesting, strip_doubled_nesting: false) segments, absolute = Nesting.path_segments(target) return nil unless segments return segments if absolute return segments if strip_doubled_nesting && segments.take(nesting.size) == nesting nesting + segments end |
#record_constant_read(node) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 259 def record_constant_read(node) key = AstUtils.location_key(node) resolved = @oracle.resolve_constant_read(node) @const_resolution_map[key] = resolved @const_full_path_map[key] = resolved || syntactic_const_segments(node) end |
#register_keyword_calls ⇒ Hash[Symbol, untyped]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/keyword/collection.rb', line 79 def register_keyword_calls call_node_to_keys = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] } #: Hash[location_key, Array[method_key]] super_merges = [] #: Array[[method_key, method_key]] zero_call_keys = [] #: Array[method_key] resolved_site_keys = Set.new @keyword_rename_mapping.each_method_key do |key| call_count = 0 splat_seen = false @oracle.each_caller(key[0], key[1], key[2]) do |info| resolved_site_keys << AstUtils.location_key(info.prism_node) if info.prism_node next if splat_seen if info.super # caller_cpath is always present on super records entry = [info.caller_cpath, key[1], key[2]].freeze #: method_key super_merges << [entry, key] next end if info.prism_node.nil? # An unrewritable dispatch with no source site: the method is # reached in a way we cannot see, which is exactly what the # zero-call rule below covers — it must not count as a seen call. next end call_count += 1 next unless info.keyword_entries if info.keyword_splat @keyword_rename_mapping.exclude_method(key) splat_seen = true next end info.keyword_entries.each do |sym_node, val_node| @keyword_rename_mapping.add_keyword_call(key, sym_node.unescaped.to_sym, sym_node, val_node) end call_node_to_keys[AstUtils.location_key(info.prism_node)] << key end zero_call_keys << key if call_count == 0 && @oracle.method_known?(key[0], key[1], key[2]) end { call_node_to_keys: call_node_to_keys, super_merges: super_merges, zero_call_keys: zero_call_keys, resolved_site_keys: resolved_site_keys } end |
#register_size_comparison(node, transform_map, suppressed_alias_keys) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
.size==0 (and !=0 / >0) against a proven receiver collapses to the
literal comparison. Registered on the comparison node; the renamer
patches from the data receiver through the comparison's end.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method_aliasing.rb', line 43 def register_size_comparison(node, transform_map, suppressed_alias_keys) return unless SIZE_COMPARISON_OPS.key?(node.name) inner = node.receiver return unless inner.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) return unless inner.receiver && inner.call_operator_loc && !inner. return unless inner.arguments.nil? && inner.block.nil? types = SIZE_QUERY_MIDS[inner.name] return unless types args = node.arguments&.arguments return unless args && args.size == 1 && args[0].is_a?(Prism::IntegerNode) && args[0].value == 0 types.each do |type_name| next unless @oracle.receiver_within_type?(inner, type_name) transform_map[AstUtils.location_key(node)] = SIZE_COMPARISON_TRANSFORMS.fetch([node.name, type_name]) suppressed_alias_keys << AstUtils.location_key(inner) break end end |
#required_external_root?(root) ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 337 def required_external_root?(root) @boot_constant_roots&.include?(root) || false end |
#reserve_attr_ivar_names(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 74 def reserve_attr_ivar_names(prism_root) each_attr_declaration(prism_root, %i[attr_reader attr_accessor]) do |_node, cpath, singleton, sym| getter_short = @method_rename_mapping.short_name_for_key([cpath, singleton, sym].freeze) next unless getter_short @ivar_rename_mapping.reserve_name(cpath, "@#{getter_short}") end end |
#resolve_method_aliases_and_transforms(prism_root) ⇒ [Hash[location_key, Symbol], Hash[location_key, String]]
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method_aliasing.rb', line 5 def resolve_method_aliases_and_transforms(prism_root) alias_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, Symbol] transform_map = {} #: Hash[location_key, String] suppressed_alias_keys = [] #: Array[location_key] AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) if node.receiver shorter = METHOD_ALIASES[node.name] alias_map[AstUtils.location_key(node)] = shorter if shorter && @oracle.receiver_responds_to?(node, shorter) else shorter = KERNEL_ALIASES[node.name] alias_map[AstUtils.location_key(node)] = shorter if shorter end if node.receiver && (node.arguments.nil? || node.arguments.arguments.empty?) METHOD_TRANSFORMS.each do |(mid, type_name), replacement| next unless mid == node.name if @oracle.receiver_within_type?(node, type_name) transform_map[AstUtils.location_key(node)] = replacement break end end end register_size_comparison(node, transform_map, suppressed_alias_keys) end # A comparison transform swallows its inner size call whole — an # alias patch on that call would overlap it. suppressed_alias_keys.each { |k| alias_map.delete(k) } [alias_map, transform_map] end |
#resolve_method_calls ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 38 def resolve_method_calls call_node_to_keys = Hash.new { |h, k| h[k] = [] } #: Hash[location_key, Array[method_key]] resolved_call_keys = Set.new super_merges = [] #: Array[[method_key, method_key]] sig_dispatch_mids = Set.new @method_rename_mapping.each_method_key do |key| @oracle.each_caller(key[0], key[1], key[2]) do |info| if info.super # caller_cpath is always present on super records entry = [info.caller_cpath, key[1], key[2]].freeze #: method_key super_merges << [entry, key] next end if info.prism_node.nil? # The dispatch happens inside an RBS declaration, so there is no # source site to rewrite; the name must survive on every class. sig_dispatch_mids << key[2] next end scope_id = info.receiver ? nil : @local_scopes.scope_id_of(info.prism_node) @method_rename_mapping.add_call_site(info.prism_node, key, has_receiver: info.receiver, scope_id: scope_id) loc = AstUtils.location_key(info.prism_node) call_node_to_keys[loc] << key resolved_call_keys << loc end end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(sig_dispatch_mids) unless sig_dispatch_mids.empty? merge_super_groups(super_merges) merge_polymorphic_groups(call_node_to_keys) merge_unresolved_calls(resolved_call_keys) # Folding blind defs into same-name sited groups is a probability # bet, not a proof — the aggressive policy's territory. @method_rename_mapping.merge_blind_def_groups if @method_policy == :aggressive end |
#resolve_superclass_path(superclass_node, class_cpath) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
Where a superclass reference lands, for the alias patcher. A qualified path is taken as written; a bare name is meaningful only when it names a user-defined constant in the class's enclosing scope.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 210 def resolve_superclass_path(superclass_node, class_cpath) case superclass_node when Prism::ConstantPathNode syntactic_const_segments(superclass_node) when Prism::ConstantReadNode full_path = class_cpath[0...-1] + [superclass_node.name] # steep:ignore NoMethod full_path if @constant_mapping&.user_defined_path?(full_path) end end |
#resolve_user_defined_cpath(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]?
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 200 def resolve_user_defined_cpath(node) [@oracle.resolve_constant_read(node), syntactic_const_segments(node)].each do |cpath| return cpath if cpath && @constant_mapping.user_defined_path?(cpath) end nil end |
#scan_alias_globals(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
alias $new $old aliases the variable, so the two names refer to one
storage cell; renaming either side independently would sever them.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/gvar/collection.rb', line 27 def scan_alias_globals(prism_root) AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::AliasGlobalVariableNode) @gvar_rename_mapping.exclude_name(node.new_name.slice.to_sym) @gvar_rename_mapping.exclude_name(node.old_name.slice.to_sym) end end |
#scan_dynamic_cvar_access(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/cvar/collection.rb', line 29 def scan_dynamic_cvar_access(prism_root) scan_dynamic_sigil_access(prism_root, DYNAMIC_CVAR_METHODS, @cvar_rename_mapping) end |
#scan_dynamic_ivar_access(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 66 def scan_dynamic_ivar_access(prism_root) scan_dynamic_sigil_access(prism_root, DYNAMIC_IVAR_METHODS, @ivar_rename_mapping) end |
#scan_dynamic_method_references(prism_root) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/method/collection.rb', line 278 def scan_dynamic_method_references(prism_root) dynamic_mids = Set.new AstUtils.each_node(prism_root) do |node| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) next unless DYNAMIC_DISPATCH_METHODS.include?(node.name) @oracle.first_argument_symbols(node).each { |sym| dynamic_mids << sym } end @method_rename_mapping.exclude_methods_by_mid(dynamic_mids) unless dynamic_mids.empty? end |
#scan_dynamic_sigil_access(prism_root, methods, mapping) ⇒ void
This method returns an undefined value.
A receiverless (or explicit-self) call to a dynamic sigil-variable API can reach any name in its class — nothing in that cpath is safe to rename. Shared by the ivar and cvar scans, which differ only in table and mapping.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/ivar/collection.rb', line 108 def scan_dynamic_sigil_access(prism_root, methods, mapping) Nesting.each(prism_root) do |node, cpath, _singleton, _in_def| next unless node.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) next unless methods.include?(node.name) recv = node.receiver mapping.exclude_cpath(cpath) if recv.nil? || recv.is_a?(Prism::SelfNode) end end |
#struct_definition_write?(node) ⇒ Boolean
X = Struct.new(...) / X = Data.define(...) assigns a class, so the
constant registers as a class definition: it renames exactly when class
renaming is on, and reopenings resolve through the same machinery.
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 91 def struct_definition_write?(node) return false unless node.is_a?(Prism::ConstantWriteNode) || node.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathWriteNode) value = node.value return false unless value.is_a?(Prism::CallNode) receiver = value.receiver return false unless receiver.is_a?(Prism::ConstantReadNode) (value.name == :new && receiver.name == :Struct) || (value.name == :define && receiver.name == :Data) end |
#syntactic_const_segments(node) ⇒ Array[Symbol]
The constant path as written, without any resolution — partial when the
chain hangs off a dynamic root (expr::CONST gives just [:CONST]).
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# File 'lib/ryac/analysis/constant/collection.rb', line 69 def syntactic_const_segments(node) case node when Prism::ConstantPathNode, Prism::ConstantPathTargetNode segments = [node.name] current = node.parent while current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantPathNode) segments.unshift(current.name) current = current.parent end segments.unshift(current.name) if current.is_a?(Prism::ConstantReadNode) segments else # Reached only for bare named nodes (ConstantRead and the compound # constant writes), which all carry #name; the parameter stays # Prism::Node for the shared walk. [node.name] # steep:ignore NoMethod end end |