vkdoom_m/src/scripting/backend/scopebarrier.cpp

#include "scopebarrier.h"
#include "dobject.h"


// Note: the same object can't be both UI and Play. This is checked explicitly in the field construction and will cause esoteric errors here if found.
int FScopeBarrier::SideFromFlags(int flags)
{
	if (flags & VARF_UI)
		return Side_UI;
	if (flags & VARF_Play)
		return Side_Play;
	if (flags & VARF_VirtualScope)
		return Side_Virtual;
	if (flags & VARF_ClearScope)
		return Side_Clear;
	return Side_PlainData;
}

// same as above, but from object flags
int FScopeBarrier::SideFromObjectFlags(int flags)
{
	if (flags & OF_UI)
		return Side_UI;
	if (flags & OF_Play)
		return Side_Play;
	return Side_PlainData;
}

//
int FScopeBarrier::FlagsFromSide(int side)
{
	switch (side)
	{
	case Side_Play:
		return VARF_Play;
	case Side_UI:
		return VARF_UI;
	case Side_Virtual:
		return VARF_VirtualScope;
	case Side_Clear:
		return VARF_ClearScope;
	default:
		return 0;
	}
}

// used for errors
const char* FScopeBarrier::StringFromSide(int side)
{
	switch (side)
	{
	case Side_PlainData:
		return "data";
	case Side_UI:
		return "ui";
	case Side_Play:
		return "play";
	case Side_Virtual:
		return "virtualscope"; // should not happen!
	case Side_Clear:
		return "clearscope"; // should not happen!
	default:
		return "unknown";
	}
}

// this modifies VARF_ flags and sets the side properly.
int FScopeBarrier::ChangeSideInFlags(int flags, int side)
{
	flags &= ~(VARF_UI | VARF_Play | VARF_VirtualScope | VARF_ClearScope);
	flags |= FlagsFromSide(side);
	return flags;
}

FScopeBarrier::FScopeBarrier()
{
	sidefrom = -1;
	sidelast = -1;
	callable = true;
	readable = true;
	writable = true;
}

FScopeBarrier::FScopeBarrier(int flags1, int flags2, const char* name)
{
	sidefrom = -1;
	sidelast = -1;
	callable = true;
	readable = true;
	writable = true;

	AddFlags(flags1, flags2, name);
}

// AddFlags modifies ALLOWED actions by flags1->flags2.
// This is used for comparing a.b.c.d access - if non-allowed field is seen anywhere in the chain, anything after it is non-allowed.
// This struct is used so that the logic is in a single place.
void FScopeBarrier::AddFlags(int flags1, int flags2, const char* name)
{
	// note: if it's already non-readable, don't even try advancing
	if (!readable)
		return;

	// we aren't interested in any other flags
	//  - update: including VARF_VirtualScope. inside the function itself, we treat it as if it's PlainData.
	flags1 &= VARF_UI | VARF_Play;
	flags2 &= VARF_UI | VARF_Play | VARF_ReadOnly;

	if (sidefrom < 0) sidefrom = SideFromFlags(flags1);
	if (sidelast < 0) sidelast = sidefrom;

	// flags1 = what's trying to access
	// flags2 = what's being accessed

	int sideto = SideFromFlags(flags2);

	// plain data inherits whatever scope modifiers that context or field container has.
	// i.e. play String bla; is play, and all non-specified methods/fields inside it are play as well.
	if (sideto != Side_PlainData)
		sidelast = sideto;
	else sideto = sidelast;

	if ((sideto == Side_UI) && (sidefrom != Side_UI)) // only ui -> ui is readable
	{
		readable = false;
		if (name) readerror.Format("Can't read %s field %s from %s context", StringFromSide(sideto), name, StringFromSide(sidefrom));
	}

	if (!readable)
	{
		writable = false;
		callable = false;
		if (name)
		{
			writeerror.Format("Can't write %s field %s from %s context (not readable)", StringFromSide(sideto), name, StringFromSide(sidefrom));
			callerror.Format("Can't call %s function %s from %s context (not readable)", StringFromSide(sideto), name, StringFromSide(sidefrom));
		}
		return;
	}

	if (writable && (sidefrom != sideto)) // only matching types are writable (plain data implicitly takes context type by default, unless overridden)
	{
		writable = false;
		if (name) writeerror.Format("Can't write %s field %s from %s context", StringFromSide(sideto), name, StringFromSide(sidefrom));
	}

	if (callable && (sidefrom != sideto) && !(flags2 & VARF_ReadOnly)) // readonly on methods is used for plain data stuff that can be called from ui/play context.
	{
		callable = false;
		if (name) callerror.Format("Can't call %s function %s from %s context", StringFromSide(sideto), name, StringFromSide(sidefrom));
	}
}