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Continuations in Ruby
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Antono Vasiljev
June 17, 2012
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Continuations in Ruby
Antono Vasiljev
June 17, 2012
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Continuations in Ruby Antono Vasiljev Ruby Open Air, 2012
Continuation is basically Rest of the program
Continuations are first class objects in Ruby
irb(main)> c = callcc { |cont| cont } => #<Continuation:0x7f70ad16d030>
Continuations are about Flow Control
1: i = 0 2: callcc do |cont| 3: i
= 1 4: cont.call 5: i = 2 # skipped 6: end 7: 8: # i => 1
1: i = 0 2: i = callcc do |cont|
3: i = 1 4: cont.call(2) 5: i = 3 # skipped 6: end 7: 8: # i => 2 # See lines: 2, 4
1| i = 0 2| 3| label :sum 4| 5|
puts i += 1 6| 7| goto :sum, cond: (i < 10)
1| LABELS = {} 2| 3| def label(name) 4| callcc
{ |cont| LABELS[name] = cont } 5| end 6| 7| def goto(label, args: {}) 8| LABELS[label].call if args[:cond] 9| end
Continuation are like goto with parameters (but jumps only backward)
continuations jumps far def foo bar end def bar baz
end def baz $cont[0] end callcc { |c| $cont = c; foo }
Similar to exceptions. But can go down through stack. Time
Machine!
Restartable Exceptions
1| begin 2| hello 3| rescue Exception => e 4|
e.restart 5| ensure 6| e.cleanup 7| end
1| def hello 3| i = 0 4| restartable do
5| puts i += 1 6| raise Exception unless i == 5 7| end 8| end
1| def restartable 2| cont = callcc { |c| c
} 3| begin 4| yield 5| rescue Exception => e 6| e.continuation = cont 7| raise e 8| end 9| end
require 'continuation' class Exception class << self attr_accessor :conts end
def continuation=(cont) self.class.conts ||= {} self.class.conts[self.class] ||= cont end
def restart self.class.conts[self.class].call end def cleanup self.class.conts.delete(self.class) end end
You can do with continuation: Generator objects Fibers/Coroutines Exit from
recursion Other control structures
Thanks!
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