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Merge pull request #790 from 3scale/gc-for-tables
Workaround to make __gc work on tables
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-- In LuaJIT and Lua 5.1, the __gc metamethod does not work in tables, it only | ||
-- works in "userdata". This module introduces a workaround to make it work | ||
-- with tables. | ||
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local rawgetmetatable = debug.getmetatable | ||
local getmetatable = getmetatable | ||
local setmetatable = setmetatable | ||
local newproxy = newproxy | ||
local ipairs = ipairs | ||
local pairs = pairs | ||
local pcall = pcall | ||
local table = table | ||
local unpack = unpack | ||
local error = error | ||
local tostring = tostring | ||
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local _M = {} | ||
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local function original_table(proxy) | ||
return rawgetmetatable(proxy).__table | ||
end | ||
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local function __gc(proxy) | ||
local t = original_table(proxy) | ||
local mt = getmetatable(proxy) | ||
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if mt and mt.__gc then mt.__gc(t) end | ||
end | ||
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local function __tostring(proxy) | ||
return tostring(original_table(proxy)) | ||
end | ||
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local function __call(proxy, ...) | ||
local t = original_table(proxy) | ||
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-- Try to run __call() and if it's not possible, try to run it in a way that | ||
-- it returns a meaningful error. | ||
local ret = { pcall(t, ...) } | ||
local ok = table.remove(ret, 1) | ||
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if ok then | ||
return unpack(ret) | ||
else | ||
error(ret[1], 2) | ||
end | ||
end | ||
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local function __len(proxy) | ||
return #(original_table(proxy)) | ||
end | ||
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local function __ipairs(proxy) | ||
return ipairs(original_table(proxy)) | ||
end | ||
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local function __pairs(proxy) | ||
return pairs(original_table(proxy)) | ||
end | ||
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--- Set a __gc metamethod in a table | ||
-- @tparam table t A table | ||
-- @tparam table metatable A table that will be used as a metatable. It needs | ||
-- to define __gc. | ||
function _M.set_metatable_gc(t, metatable) | ||
setmetatable(t, metatable) | ||
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-- newproxy() returns a userdata instance | ||
local proxy = newproxy(true) | ||
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-- We are going to define a metatable in the userdata instance to make it act | ||
-- like a table. To do that, we'll just define the metamethods a table should | ||
-- respond to. | ||
local mt = getmetatable(proxy) | ||
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mt.__gc = __gc | ||
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mt.__index = t | ||
mt.__newindex = t | ||
mt.__table = t | ||
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mt.__call = __call | ||
mt.__len = __len | ||
mt.__ipairs = __ipairs | ||
mt.__pairs = __pairs | ||
mt.__tostring = __tostring | ||
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-- Hide the 'mt' metatable. We can access it using 'rawgetmetatable()' | ||
mt.__metatable = metatable | ||
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return proxy | ||
end | ||
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return _M |
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local GC = require('apicast.gc') | ||
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describe('GC', function() | ||
describe('.set_metatable_gc', function() | ||
it('enables GC on a table', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
spy.on(test_metatable, '__gc') | ||
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assert(GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable)) | ||
collectgarbage() | ||
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assert.spy(test_metatable.__gc).was_called() | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object where we can access, add, and delete elements', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3, some_key = 'some_val' } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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assert.equals(3, #table_with_gc) | ||
assert.equals(1, table_with_gc[1]) | ||
assert.equals('some_val', table_with_gc.some_key) | ||
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table_with_gc.new_key = 'new_val' | ||
assert.equals('new_val', table_with_gc.new_key) | ||
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table_with_gc.new_key = nil | ||
assert.is_nil(table_with_gc.new_key) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that responds to ipairs', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3, some_key = 'some_val' } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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local res = {} | ||
for _, val in ipairs(table_with_gc) do | ||
table.insert(res, val) | ||
end | ||
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assert.same({ 1, 2, 3 }, res) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that responds to pairs', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3, some_key = 'some_val' } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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local res = {} | ||
for k, v in pairs(table_with_gc) do | ||
res[k] = v | ||
end | ||
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assert.same({ [1] = 1, [2] = 2, [3] = 3, some_key = 'some_val' }, res) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that respects the __call in the mt passed in the params', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { | ||
__gc = function() end, | ||
__call = function(_, ...) | ||
local res = 0 | ||
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for _, val in ipairs(table.pack(...)) do | ||
res = res + val | ||
end | ||
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return res | ||
end | ||
} | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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assert.equals(3, table_with_gc(1, 2)) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that respects the __tostring in the mt passed in the params', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { | ||
__gc = function() end, | ||
__tostring = function() return '123' end | ||
} | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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assert.equals('123', tostring(table_with_gc)) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that returns an error when it cannot be called', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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local ok, err = pcall(table_with_gc, 1, 2) | ||
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assert.falsy(ok) | ||
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-- Test that the error is meaningful | ||
assert.equals('attempt to call a table value', err) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that has as a metatable the one sent in the params', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { __gc = function() end } | ||
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local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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assert.same(test_metatable, getmetatable(table_with_gc)) | ||
end) | ||
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it('returns an object that respects the __index in the mt passed in the params', function() | ||
local test_table = { 1, 2, 3 } | ||
local test_metatable = { | ||
__gc = function() end, | ||
__index = { some_func = function() return 'abc' end } | ||
} | ||
local table_with_gc = GC.set_metatable_gc(test_table, test_metatable) | ||
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assert.equals('abc', table_with_gc:some_func()) | ||
end) | ||
end) | ||
end) |