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Article contents:== Outdated egg! This is an egg for CHICKEN 4, the unsupported old release. You're almost certainly looking for [[/eggref/5/srfi-102|the CHICKEN 5 version of this egg]], if it exists. If it does not exist, there may be equivalent functionality provided by another egg; have a look at the [[https://wiki.call-cc.org/chicken-projects/egg-index-5.html|egg index]]. Otherwise, please consider porting this egg to the current version of CHICKEN. [[tags: egg]] == srfi-102 Procedure Arity Inspection [[toc:]] == Documentation From the Withdrawn [[http://srfi.schemers.org/srfi-102/srfi-102.html|SRFI 102]]. This implementation uses the Chicken {{procedure-information}} facility. === SRFI 102 (''Withdrawn: 2013/02/24'') ==== procedure-arity <procedure>(procedure-arity PROCEDURE) => ARITY-OBJECT</procedure> Produces an {{arity-object}} representing the arity of {{PROCEDURE}}. If {{#f}} results, no information is available for {{PROCEDURE}}. If this procedure produces an {{exact-non-negative-integer}}, {{K}}, then {{PROCEDURE}} accepts exactly {{K}} arguments; applying {{PROCEDURE}} to some number of arguments other than {{K}} will result in an arity error. If this procedure produces an {{arity-at-least-object}}, {{A}}, then {{PROCEDURE}} accepts {{(arity-at-least-value A)}} or more arguments; applying {{PROCEDURE}} to some number of arguments less than {{(arity-at-least-value A)}} will result in an arity error. If this procedure produces a {{list}}, then {{PROCEDURE}} accepts any of the arities described by the elements of the list; applying {{PROCEDURE}} to some number of arguments not described by an element of the list will result in an arity error. ==== procedure-arity-includes? <procedure>(procedure-arity-includes? PROCEDURE K) => BOOLEAN</procedure> Returns {{#t}} if the {{PROCEDURE}} can accept {{K}} arguments and {{#f}} otherwise. If this procedure returns {{#f}}, applying {{PROCEDURE}} to {{K}} arguments will result in an arity error. ==== arity-at-least? <procedure>(arity-at-least? OBJECT) => BOOLEAN</procedure> Returns {{#t}} if {{OBJECT}} is an {{arity-at-least-object}} and {{#f}} otherwise. ==== arity-at-least-value <procedure>(arity-at-least-value A) => INTEGER</procedure> Returns the {{exact-non-negative-integer}} denoting the minimum number of arguments required by the given {{A}}. === Extensions ==== fixed-arity->arity-at-least <procedure>(fixed-arity->arity-at-least K) => ARITY-AT-LEAST-OBJECT</procedure> Returns a scalar {{arity-at-least-object}} for the supplied {{exact-non-negative-integer}} {{K}}. ==== procedure-arity-available? <procedure>(procedure-arity-available? PROCEDURE) => BOOLEAN</procedure> Returns {{#t}} if the {{PROCEDURE}} has arity information. ==== procedure-fixed-arity? <procedure>(procedure-fixed-arity? PROCEDURE) => BOOLEAN</procedure> Returns {{#t}} if the {{PROCEDURE}} accepts only a fixed number of arguments. ==== procedure-minimum-arity <procedure>(procedure-minimum-arity PROCEDURE) => INTEGER</procedure> Returns the minimum number of arguments acceptable by the {{PROCEDURE}}. ==== procedure-arity-set! <procedure>(procedure-arity-set! PROCEDURE [A | K] ...)</procedure> {{PROCEDURE}} has arity information from one or more {{A}} or {{K}}. ; {{K}} : {{exact-non-negative-integer}} ; {{A}} : scalar {{arity-at-least-object}} ==== append-procedure-arity! <procedure>(append-procedure-arity! PROCEDURE A | K)</procedure> {{PROCEDURE}} has arity information from an {{A}} or {{K}}. ; {{K}} : {{exact-non-negative-integer}} ; {{A}} : scalar {{arity-at-least-object}} == Usage <enscript language=scheme> (require-extension srfi-102) </enscript> == Examples * See the "run.scm" test source. == Notes * To call this a ''work in progress'' is an understatement. The pulling of procedure arity & name from the {{lambda-info}} type is a hack. * The module {{procedure-introspection}} provides the routines for this extension. * The withdrawn SRFI 102 routines are built from the primitives suggested by Arthur A. Gleckler. * The author is not a fan of this withdrawn SRFI but it is an interesting exercise. == Requirements == Bugs and Limitations * When no {{lambda-info}} is available no arity info is available. * When a source is compiled with '-no-lambda-info' no arity info is available. * Anonymous, Composed & Curried procedures must have an explicitly set arity. * Support for {{case-lambda}} and {{match-lambda}} is not automatic. == Author [[/users/kon-lovett|Kon Lovett]] == Version history ; 1.0.3 : Use compiled setup-helper. ; 1.0.2 : ; 1.0.1 : ; 1.0.0 : Initial Chicken 4 release. == License From the withdrawn SRFI 102 Document Copyright (C) David Van Horn 2009. All Rights Reserved. Copyright (C) 2009 Kon Lovett. All rights reserved. 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