class Ven::Suite::Frame

• Ven::Suite::Frame
• Reference
• Object

Overview

A frame is simply some packed state. It is there to make statekeeping trivial for the Machine.

Defined in:

ven/suite/frame.cr

Constructors

• .new(goal : Ven::Suite::Frame::Goal = Goal::Unknown, stack : Array(Ven::Suite::MClass | Ven::Suite::MStruct) = Models.new, cp : Int32 = 0)

Instance Method Summary

• #control : Array(Int32)
• #control=(control : Array(Int32))
• #cp : Int32

  Chunk pointer, a reference to the chunk this frame executes.

• #cp=(cp : Int32)

  Chunk pointer, a reference to the chunk this frame executes.

• #dies : Int32 | Nil

  The instruction pointer to jump to if there was a death in or under this frame.

• #dies=(dies : Int32 | Nil)

  The instruction pointer to jump to if there was a death in or under this frame.

• #goal : Goal
• #ip : Int32
• #ip=(ip : Int32)
• #last(*args, **options)
• #last(*args, **options, &)
• #last?(*args, **options)
• #last?(*args, **options, &)
• #returns : Model | Nil

  The model that will be returned if everything goes according to plan.

• #returns=(returns : Model | Nil)

  The model that will be returned if everything goes according to plan.

• #stack : Models
• #stack=(stack : Models)
• #to_s(io)
• #underscores : Array(Ven::Suite::MClass | Ven::Suite::MStruct)
• #underscores=(underscores : Array(Ven::Suite::MClass | Ven::Suite::MStruct))

Constructor Detail

Instance Method Detail