Add the module creation to Vivy. We will see later to apply a module to a .vivy file (with the options found in the .vivy etc).
We now have one file for a script. The .module file that describes the script, the job to do in what order and the different free functions. The .module file also have the different option type declaration for inter-script job reuse.
Sample script for now:
--- Declaration
local custom_opt = DeclareOption { option1 = false }
local time_opt = DeclareOption { preTime = -900, postTime = 300, }
local color_opt = DeclareOption { color1 = Vivy:newColor("#314159") }
local module = DeclareModule {
name = "sample-spec",
description = "Sample script used for the specification proposition",
author = "Vivy",
revision = "rev-1254",
imports = { "utils" },
options = { custom_opt, time_opt, color_opt },
functions = {
DeclareFunction { "tripleCopySyl" },
DeclareFunction { "printFoo" },
ImportFunction { "utils", "prettyPrint" },
},
jobs = {
DeclareJob { "set_retime", options = { time_opt } },
DeclareJob { "demultiply_syllabes" },
ImportJob { "utils", "color_after_read_3", "utils", options = { color_opt } }
}
}
--- Implementation
local utils = module:import { "utils" }
local prettyPrint = module:import { "utils", "prettyPrint" }
local tripleCopySyl = module:export { "tripleCopySyl", function (syl)
return { syl:copy(), syl:copy(), syl:copy() }
end }
module:export { "printFoo", function () prettyPrint ("Bar") end }
module:export { "retime_lines", LINE, function (opt, line)
line.start = line.start + opt.preTime
line.finish = line.start + opt.postTime
if line.start <= 0 then line.start = 0 end
if line.finish >= Vivy:finish() then line.finish = Vivy:finish() end
return line
end }
module:export { "create_syllabes", SYLLABE, function (opt, syl)
local newSyls = tripleCopySyl(syl)
newSyls[1].start = syl.line.start
newSyls[1].finish = syl.start
newSyls[3].finish = syl.line.finish
newSyls[3].start = syl.finish
return newSyls
end }
-- vim: ft=luaThe minimal small boi:
DeclareModule {
name = [[ sample-spec ]],
author = [[ Vivy ]]
}It add the .module script support and creation of the module for a script.
It doesn't apply a script / module to a vivy file as the vivy file is not available for now.
The multimodule is not available for now.