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changes/json-write-file.md
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bump: minor
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type: feature
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**`Json.write_file(value, path)` saves without keeping anything.** It writes the text
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`Json.encode` would give straight to the file (through `path.tmp` and a rename), built in a buffer
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the runtime keeps, so a game that saves often holds nothing more for it. `Json.encode` itself is
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built the same way and makes only the string it returns: it used to join its text with `+`, keeping
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every piece and every number's text. `examples/lang/json_saves.ludic`: 1000 saves, 0 bytes.
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docs/language/json/json-write_file.md
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---
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id: json-write_file
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name: Json.write_file
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category: json
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kind: namespace-method
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tokens: Json.write_file
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sig: Json.write_file(value, path) -> bool
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tip: Write a value tree to a file as JSON, keeping nothing.
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order: 5
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ns: Json
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member: write_file
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---
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Writes the tree as the same text <a href="json-encode"><code>Json.encode</code></a> would give, straight to <code>path</code>: to <code>path.tmp</code> first and then renamed over it, as <code>Fs.write_text</code> does, so a crash mid-write leaves the previous file whole. The text is built in a buffer the runtime keeps and grows only for a document bigger than any before, so a game can save as often as it likes and hold nothing more for it - where <code>Json.encode</code> hands back a string of its own every time. False when the file cannot be written.
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```ludic
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program Save {
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entry {
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let o = Value.object()
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Value.put(o, "day", Value.int(3))
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let path = Os.temp_dir() + "/save_doc.json"
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print(Json.write_file(o, path))
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Fs.remove(path)
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}
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}
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```
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examples/lang/json_saves.ludic
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examples/lang/json_saves.ludic
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# json_saves.ludic - Json.write_file writes a tree as JSON through a buffer the runtime keeps (the
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# .tmp and the rename as Fs.write_text), so a game can save as often as it likes and keep nothing:
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# the same text Json.encode gives, read back whole. Prints 1 2 3 and `saves grew 0` (the heap is
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# read on the Mac; 0 elsewhere).
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program JsonSaves {
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function tree(n: int) -> Val {
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let o = Value.object()
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Value.put(o, "name", Value.str("camp \"north\"\nshore\\"))
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Value.put(o, "day", Value.int(n))
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Value.put(o, "cold", Value.int(-2147483647))
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Value.put(o, "rep", Value.fixed(49152))
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Value.put(o, "pace", Value.float(float(7) / float(2)))
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Value.put(o, "wet", Value.bool(0))
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Value.put(o, "none", Value.null())
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let l = Value.list()
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for i in 0 .. 40 { Value.add(l, Value.int(i * 37 - 500)) }
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Value.put(o, "pack", l)
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let inner = Value.object()
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Value.put(inner, "x", Value.fixed(-8192))
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Value.put(o, "at", inner)
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return o
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}
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entry {
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let small = Value.object()
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Value.put(small, "a", Value.int(-7))
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Value.put(small, "b", Value.fixed(32768))
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Value.put(small, "c", Value.str("q\"\\\n"))
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let sl = Value.list()
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Value.add(sl, Value.bool(1))
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Value.add(sl, Value.null())
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Value.put(small, "d", sl)
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if Json.encode(small) == "{\"a\":-7,\"b\":0.5,\"c\":\"q\\\"\\\\\\n\",\"d\":[true,null]}" { print(1) }
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let path = Os.temp_dir() + "/json_saves_" + string(Os.pid()) + ".json"
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let t = tree(3)
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let wrote = Json.write_file(t, path)
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let back = Fs.read_text(path)
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let enc = Json.encode(t)
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if wrote and back == enc { print(2) }
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let again = Json.parse(back)
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if Json.encode(again) == enc { print(3) }
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for i in 0 .. 20 { Json.write_file(t, path) }
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let before = Os.heap_bytes()
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for i in 0 .. 1000 { Json.write_file(t, path) }
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let grew = Os.heap_bytes() - before
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Fs.remove(path)
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print(`saves grew {grew}`)
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}
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}
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}
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namespace Json {
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alias encode(value) = json_encode
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alias write_file(value, path) = json_write_file # encode straight to a file, keeping nothing per call
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alias parse(text) = json_parse
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alias free(value) = json_free
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alias free_all(value) = json_free_all
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@ -304,22 +304,6 @@ function value_has(obj: Val, key: pointer) -> int {
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}
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# --- JSON encode ------------------------------------------------------------
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# escape a string's `"` `\` and newline, wrapping it in quotes.
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function json_quote(s: pointer) -> string {
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var out = "\""
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var i = 0
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let n = len(s)
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while i < n {
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let c = s[i]
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if c == '"' { out += "\\\"" }
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else { if c == '\\' { out += "\\\\" }
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else { if c == '\n' { out += "\\n" }
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else { out += s[i..i + 1] } } }
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i += 1
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}
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return out + "\""
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}
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# a raw Q16.16 fixed -> its EXACT decimal string. The denominator is 2^16, so the
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# decimal always terminates (in <=16 fractional digits): emit digits until the
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# remainder hits zero. This is the exact inverse of jp_number's fixed decode, so
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return sign + string(ip) + "." + fs
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}
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function json_encode(v: Val) -> string {
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if v.tag == 0 { return "null" }
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if v.tag == 1 { return string(v.num) }
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if v.tag == 2 { return json_fixed_str(v.num) }
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if v.tag == 3 { if v.num != 0 { return "true" }; return "false" }
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if v.tag == 4 { return json_quote(v.txt) }
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if v.tag == 7 { return string(float_from_bits(v.num)) }
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if v.tag == 5 {
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var out = "["
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var i = 0
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while i < value_n(v) {
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if i > 0 { out += "," }
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out += json_encode(v.kids[i])
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i += 1
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# The encoder writes into one buffer the runtime keeps, grown only when a document is bigger than
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# any before: a save once built its text by `+`, keeping every piece and every number's text, and
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# the answer was one more string a game could never free. `Json.encode` copies the answer out once;
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# `Json.write_file` writes it through Fs.write_text (the .tmp and the rename) and keeps nothing.
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export state RtJsonState {
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jb: pointer = null, # the text so far, NUL-terminated when handed on
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jcap: int = 0,
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jn: int = 0
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}
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function jo_room(st: mut RtJsonState, more: int) -> void {
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if st.jn + more + 1 <= st.jcap { return }
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var cap = st.jcap
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if cap < 4096 { cap = 4096 }
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while cap < st.jn + more + 1 { cap = cap * 2 }
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let nb = bytes(cap)
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if st.jb != null {
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let ob: bytes = st.jb
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for i in 0 .. st.jn { nb[i] = ob[i] }
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free(st.jb)
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}
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st.jb = nb
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st.jcap = cap
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}
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function jo_put(st: mut RtJsonState, c: int) -> void {
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jo_room(st, 1)
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let b: bytes = st.jb
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b[st.jn] = c
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st.jn += 1
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}
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function jo_str(st: mut RtJsonState, s: pointer) -> void {
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let n = len(s)
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jo_room(st, n)
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let b: bytes = st.jb
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for i in 0 .. n { b[st.jn + i] = s[i] }
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st.jn += n
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}
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# an int's digits, written in place (no text made for it)
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function jo_int(st: mut RtJsonState, v: int) -> void {
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if v == 0 {
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jo_put(st, '0')
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return
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}
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var x: long = v
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if x < 0 {
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jo_put(st, '-')
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x = -x
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}
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var div: long = 1
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while div * 10 <= x { div = div * 10 }
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while div > 0 {
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jo_put(st, 48 + int(x / div))
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x = x % div
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div = div / 10
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}
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}
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# a raw Q16.16 fixed, exactly (json_fixed_str's digits, written in place)
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function jo_fixed(st: mut RtJsonState, raw: int) -> void {
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var a: long = raw
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if a < 0 {
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jo_put(st, '-')
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a = -a
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}
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jo_int(st, int(a / 65536))
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jo_put(st, '.')
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var frac = int(a % 65536)
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if frac == 0 {
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jo_put(st, '0')
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return
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}
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while frac != 0 {
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frac *= 10
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jo_put(st, 48 + frac / 65536)
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frac = frac % 65536
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}
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}
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function jo_quote(st: mut RtJsonState, s: pointer) -> void {
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jo_put(st, '"')
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let n = len(s)
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for i in 0 .. n {
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let c = s[i]
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if c == '"' or c == '\\' {
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jo_put(st, '\\')
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jo_put(st, c)
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} else if c == '\n' {
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jo_put(st, '\\')
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jo_put(st, 'n')
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} else { jo_put(st, c) }
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}
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jo_put(st, '"')
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}
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function jo_val(st: mut RtJsonState, v: Val) -> void {
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if v.tag == 0 { jo_str(st, "null") }
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else if v.tag == 1 { jo_int(st, v.num) }
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else if v.tag == 2 { jo_fixed(st, v.num) }
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else if v.tag == 3 { if v.num != 0 { jo_str(st, "true") } else { jo_str(st, "false") } }
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else if v.tag == 4 { jo_quote(st, value_as_str(v)) }
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else if v.tag == 7 {
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let t = string(float_from_bits(v.num))
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jo_str(st, t)
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free(t)
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} else if v.tag == 5 {
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jo_put(st, '[')
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for i in 0 .. value_n(v) {
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if i > 0 { jo_put(st, ',') }
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jo_val(st, v.kids[i])
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}
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return out + "]"
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jo_put(st, ']')
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} else {
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jo_put(st, '{')
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for i in 0 .. value_n(v) {
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if i > 0 { jo_put(st, ',') }
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jo_quote(st, v.keys[i])
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jo_put(st, ':')
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jo_val(st, v.kids[i])
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}
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jo_put(st, '}')
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}
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var out = "{"
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var i = 0
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while i < value_n(v) {
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if i > 0 { out += "," }
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out = out + json_quote(v.keys[i]) + ":" + json_encode(v.kids[i])
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i += 1
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}
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return out + "}"
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}
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# the whole document into the kept buffer, NUL-terminated
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function jo_doc(st: mut RtJsonState, v: Val) -> void {
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st.jn = 0
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jo_val(st, v)
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jo_room(st, 0)
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let b: bytes = st.jb
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b[st.jn] = 0
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}
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function json_encode(rt_json_st: mut RtJsonState, v: Val) -> string {
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jo_doc(rt_json_st, v)
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let out = bytes(rt_json_st.jn + 1)
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let b: bytes = rt_json_st.jb
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for i in 0 .. rt_json_st.jn + 1 { out[i] = b[i] }
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let s: string = out
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return s
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}
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# v written to path as JSON, replacing it whole (the .tmp and the rename); nothing kept per call
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function json_write_file(rt_json_st: mut RtJsonState, v: Val, path: string) -> bool {
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jo_doc(rt_json_st, v)
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let s: string = rt_json_st.jb
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return Fs.write_text(path, s)
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}
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# --- JSON parse -------------------------------------------------------------
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reject_case("rejected/long_into_int", "4294967295 does not fit one; it is a long", "a long literal given to an int is refused, not wrapped")
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feat_case("lang/runtime_temps", "", "1 2 3 4 5 grew 0 files grew 0", "runtime_temps.ludic (Log, DateTime.format, Path, Mime, Text, Os and Fs keep nothing a call does not hand back)")
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feat_case("lang/string_temps", "", "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 grew 0", "string_temps.ludic (a concatenation's pieces, a template's holes and a compared side are freed once used; a kept one is not)")
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feat_case("lang/json_saves", "", "1 2 3 saves grew 0", "json_saves.ludic (Json.write_file saves through a kept buffer: the text Json.encode gives, 1000 saves keep nothing)")
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feat_case("lang/nested_templates", "", "outer [inner 3 {x}] \"`}\" end", "nested_templates.ludic (a template literal inside another's hole)")
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feat_case("lang/aliases", "", "10 5 3", "aliases.ludic (L6: a namespace method declared as an alias of a function, labelled or by its parameters)")
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reject_case("rejected/alias_arity", "this call to Trail.length leaves out to, which has no default", "an alias's arguments are checked against its target")
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