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Use DMD in NumberStyleCheck #88

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Replace libdparse with DMD in NumberStyleCheck
Vladiwostok Feb 20, 2024
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Fix re-lexing for windows (CRLF terminators) files
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Improve unit test
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80 changes: 46 additions & 34 deletions src/dscanner/analysis/numbers.d
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module dscanner.analysis.numbers;

import std.stdio;
import std.regex;
import dparse.ast;
import dparse.lexer;
import dscanner.analysis.base;
import dscanner.analysis.helpers;
import dsymbol.scope_ : Scope;
import dmd.tokens : TOK;
import std.conv;
import std.regex;
import std.stdio;

/**
* Checks for long and hard-to-read number literals
*/
final class NumberStyleCheck : BaseAnalyzer
extern (C++) class NumberStyleCheck(AST) : BaseAnalyzerDmd
{
public:
alias visit = BaseAnalyzer.visit;

alias visit = BaseAnalyzerDmd.visit;
mixin AnalyzerInfo!"number_style_check";

/**
* Constructs the style checker with the given file name.
*/
this(BaseAnalyzerArguments args)
private enum KEY = "dscanner.style.number_literals";
private enum string MSG = "Use underscores to improve number constant readability.";

private auto badBinaryRegex = ctRegex!(`^0b[01]{9,}`);
private auto badDecimalRegex = ctRegex!(`^\d{5,}`);

extern (D) this(string fileName, bool skipTests = false)
{
super(args);
super(fileName, skipTests);
}

override void visit(const Token t)
override void visit(AST.IntegerExp intExpr)
{
import std.algorithm : startsWith;
import dscanner.utils : readFile;
import dmd.errorsink : ErrorSinkNull;
import dmd.globals : global;
import dmd.lexer : Lexer;

if (isNumberLiteral(t.type) && !t.text.startsWith("0x")
&& ((t.text.startsWith("0b") && !t.text.matchFirst(badBinaryRegex)
.empty) || !t.text.matchFirst(badDecimalRegex).empty))
{
addErrorMessage(t, "dscanner.style.number_literals",
"Use underscores to improve number constant readability.");
}
auto bytes = readFile(fileName) ~ '\0';
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Is it really necessary to reread the file? Don't we already have the source in memory?

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I don't think so. I'm thinking a proper solution for this would be a bigger refactor - a common lexer visitor base class, passing down a token stream to the visitors created from the initial d-scanner run, etc.

bytes = bytes[intExpr.loc.fileOffset .. $];

__gshared ErrorSinkNull errorSinkNull;
if (!errorSinkNull)
errorSinkNull = new ErrorSinkNull;
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Why are we doing all of these initializations here? Also, why is the file read here?

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Nvm, I understand now. Isn't there any way to reuse a prior used errorSinkNull? For example, the one that was used to lex the initial source?

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Isn't that the behaviour of __gshared attribute?


scope lexer = new Lexer(null, cast(char*) bytes, 0, bytes.length, 0, 0, errorSinkNull, &global.compileEnv);
lexer.nextToken();

auto tokenValue = lexer.token.value;
auto tokenText = to!string(lexer.token.ptr);

if (!isIntegerLiteral(tokenValue))
return;

if (!matchFirst(tokenText, badDecimalRegex).empty || !matchFirst(tokenText, badBinaryRegex).empty)
addErrorMessage(intExpr.loc.linnum, intExpr.loc.charnum, KEY, MSG);
}

private:
auto badBinaryRegex = ctRegex!(`^0b[01]{9,}`);
auto badDecimalRegex = ctRegex!(`^\d{5,}`);
private bool isIntegerLiteral(TOK token)
{
return token >= TOK.int32Literal && token <= TOK.uns128Literal;
}
}

unittest
{
import dscanner.analysis.config : StaticAnalysisConfig, Check, disabledConfig;
import dscanner.analysis.helpers : assertAnalyzerWarningsDMD;

StaticAnalysisConfig sac = disabledConfig();
sac.number_style_check = Check.enabled;
assertAnalyzerWarnings(q{
assertAnalyzerWarningsDMD(q{
void testNumbers()
{
int a;
a = 1; // ok
a = 10; // ok
a = 100; // ok
a = 1000; // ok
a = 10000; /+
^^^^^ [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability. +/
a = 100000; /+
^^^^^^ [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability. +/
a = 1000000; /+
^^^^^^^ [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability. +/
a = 10000; // [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability.
a = 100000; // [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability.
a = 1000000; // [warn]: Use underscores to improve number constant readability.
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I would also add some numbers with underscores just to make sure that does do not actually output any warnings. E.G: 1_000. Also, should 10_00 output any warnings?

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Will add tests for passing cases.
Judging from the existing bad decimal regex (5 or more decimals), 10_00 should not output any warnings

}
}c, sac);

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10 changes: 6 additions & 4 deletions src/dscanner/analysis/run.d
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checks ~= new MismatchedArgumentCheck(args.setSkipTests(
analysisConfig.mismatched_args_check == Check.skipTests && !ut));

if (moduleName.shouldRun!NumberStyleCheck(analysisConfig))
checks ~= new NumberStyleCheck(args.setSkipTests(
analysisConfig.number_style_check == Check.skipTests && !ut));

if (moduleName.shouldRun!StyleChecker(analysisConfig))
checks ~= new StyleChecker(args.setSkipTests(
analysisConfig.style_check == Check.skipTests && !ut));
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config.redundant_storage_classes == Check.skipTests && !ut
);

if (moduleName.shouldRunDmd!(NumberStyleCheck!ASTCodegen)(config))
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Why is ASTCodegen passed here since we are only using the lexer?

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Because the BaseAnalyzerDmd follows an inheritance chain starting with the parent class ParseTimeVisitor!ASTCodegen . Should ASTBase struct be used instead?

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Hm, it's kind of annoying that BaseAnalyzerDmd is hardcoded to ASTCodegen. Why not just pass AST to BaseAnalyzer?

E.G:

class BaseAnalyzerDmd(AST) : ParseTimeVisitor!AST {...}

I suggest you look into this in a subsequent PR.

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#96

visitors ~= new NumberStyleCheck!ASTCodegen(
fileName,
config.number_style_check == Check.skipTests && !ut
);

foreach (visitor; visitors)
{
m.accept(visitor);
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