unbalanced-branches-error ( word quots declareds actuals -- * )
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Vocabulary
stack-checker.errors

Error description
Thrown when inference encounters an inline combinator whose input quotations do not match their declared effects, or when it encounters an if or dispatch whose branches do not all exit with the same stack height. See Combinator stack effects and Branch stack effects for details.

Examples

: if-unbalanced-branches-example ( a b c -- ) [ + ] [ dup ] if ;

: each-unbalanced-branches-example ( x seq -- x' ) [ 3append ] each ;

Definition

IN: stack-checker.errors

ERROR: unbalanced-branches-error < inference-error
    word quots declareds actuals ;

Methods

USING: accessors arrays debugger io kernel prettyprint sequences
stack-checker.errors summary ;

M: unbalanced-branches-error error.
    dup summary print
    [ quots>> ] [ declareds>> ] [ actuals>> ] tri 3array flip
    { "Input" "Expected" "Got" } prefix simple-table. ;


USING: accessors kernel sequences stack-checker.errors summary ;

M: unbalanced-branches-error summary
    [ word>> name>> ] [ quots>> length 1 = ] bi [
        "The input quotation to “"
        "” doesn't match its expected effect"
    ] [
        "The input quotations to “"
        "” don't match their expected effects"
    ] if surround ;