Parse a text-string to F#-code

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清歌不尽 2021-02-07 22:03

How do I take text-string, that is supposed to be F#-code, and parse it into F#-code, to print out the results on the screen?

I\'m guessing it would be solved through a

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  • 2021-02-07 22:39

    F# has an interpreter fsi.exe which can do that you want. I think it also has some API.

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  • 2021-02-07 23:02

    I'm guessing it would be solved through a feature in .NET, so it can be done through F# itself or C#.

    Nope. F# provides comparatively tame metaprogramming facilities. You'll need to rip the relevant code out of the F# compiler itself.

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  • 2021-02-07 23:03

    The desired can be achieved using F# CodeDom provider. A minimal runnable snippet below demonstrates the required steps. It takes an arbitrary presumably correct F# code from a string and tries to compile it into an assembly file. If successful, then it loads this just synthesized assembly from the dll file and invokes a known function from there, otherwise it shows what's the problem with compiling the code.

    open System 
    open System.CodeDom.Compiler 
    open Microsoft.FSharp.Compiler.CodeDom 
    
    // Our (very simple) code string consisting of just one function: unit -> string 
    let codeString =
        "module Synthetic.Code\n    let syntheticFunction() = \"I've been compiled on the fly!\""
    
    // Assembly path to keep compiled code
    let synthAssemblyPath = "synthetic.dll"
    
    let CompileFSharpCode(codeString, synthAssemblyPath) =
            use provider = new FSharpCodeProvider() 
            let options = CompilerParameters([||], synthAssemblyPath) 
            let result = provider.CompileAssemblyFromSource( options, [|codeString|] ) 
            // If we missed anything, let compiler show us what's the problem
            if result.Errors.Count <> 0 then  
                for i = 0 to result.Errors.Count - 1 do
                    printfn "%A" (result.Errors.Item(i).ErrorText)
            result.Errors.Count = 0
    
    if CompileFSharpCode(codeString, synthAssemblyPath) then
        let synthAssembly = Reflection.Assembly.LoadFrom(synthAssemblyPath) 
        let synthMethod  = synthAssembly.GetType("Synthetic.Code").GetMethod("syntheticFunction") 
        printfn "Success: %A" (synthMethod.Invoke(null, null))
    else
        failwith "Compilation failed"
    

    Being fired-up it produces the expected output

    Success: "I've been compiled on the fly!"
    

    If you gonna play with the snippet it requires referencing FSharp.Compiler.dll and FSharp.Compiler.CodeDom.dll. Enjoy!

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