Additional operations on Expr and related types #
This file defines basic operations on the types expr, name, declaration, level, environment.
This file is mostly for non-tactics.
Declarations about BinderInfo
#
The brackets corresponding to a given BinderInfo
.
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Declarations about name
#
Build a name from components. For example from_components [`foo, `bar]
becomes
`foo.bar
.
It is the inverse of Name.components
on list of names that have single components.
Auxiliary for Name.fromComponents
Equations
- Lean.Name.fromComponents.go x [] = x
- Lean.Name.fromComponents.go x (s :: rest) = Lean.Name.fromComponents.go (Lean.Name.updatePrefix s x) rest
Update the last component of a name.
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- Lean.Name.updateLast f x = match x with | Lean.Name.str n s => Lean.Name.str n (f s) | n => n
Get the last field of a name as a string. Doesn't raise an error when the last component is a numeric field.
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- Lean.Name.getString x = match x with | Lean.Name.str pre s => s | Lean.Name.num pre n => toString n | Lean.Name.anonymous => ""
nm.splitAt n
splits a name nm
in two parts, such that the second part has depth n
, i.e.
(nm.splitAt n).2.getNumParts = n
(assuming nm.getNumParts ≥ n
).
Example: splitAt `foo.bar.baz.back.bat 1 = (`foo.bar.baz.back, `bat)
.
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- Lean.Name.splitAt nm n = match List.splitAt n (Lean.Name.componentsRev nm) with | (nm2, nm1) => (Lean.Name.fromComponents (List.reverse nm1), Lean.Name.fromComponents (List.reverse nm2))
isPrefixOf? pre nm
returns some post
if nm = pre ++ post
.
Note that this includes the case where nm
has multiple more namespaces.
If pre
is not a prefix of nm
, it returns none
.
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- Lean.Name.isPrefixOf? pre Lean.Name.anonymous = if (pre == Lean.Name.anonymous) = true then some Lean.Name.anonymous else none
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Checks whether this ConstantInfo
is a definition,
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- Lean.ConstantInfo.isDef x = match x with | Lean.ConstantInfo.defnInfo val => true | x => false
Checks whether this ConstantInfo
is a theorem,
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- Lean.ConstantInfo.isThm x = match x with | Lean.ConstantInfo.thmInfo val => true | x => false
Update ConstantVal
(the data common to all constructors of ConstantInfo
)
in a ConstantInfo
.
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Update the name of a ConstantInfo
.
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Update the type of a ConstantInfo
.
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Update the level parameters of a ConstantInfo
.
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Update the value of a ConstantInfo
, if it has one.
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Turn a ConstantInfo
into a declaration.
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Same as mkConst
, but with fresh level metavariables.
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Declarations about Expr
#
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- Lean.Expr.bvarIdx? x = match x with | Lean.Expr.bvar idx => some idx | x => none
Given f a b c
, return #[f a, f a b, f a b c]
.
Each entry in the array is an Expr.app
,
and this array has the same length as the one returned by Lean.Expr.getAppArgs
.
Equations
- Lean.Expr.getAppApps e = let dummy := Lean.mkSort Lean.levelZero; let nargs := Lean.Expr.getAppNumArgs e; Lean.Expr.getAppAppsAux e (mkArray nargs dummy) (nargs - 1)
Erase proofs in an expression by replacing them with sorry
s.
This function replaces all proofs in the expression
and in the types that appear in the expression
by sorryAx
s.
The resulting expression has the same type as the old one.
It is useful, e.g., to verify if the proof-irrelevant part of a definition depends on a variable.
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Check if an expression is a "rational in normal form",
i.e. either an integer number in normal form,
or n / d
where n
is an integer in normal form, d
is a natural number in normal form,
d ≠ 1
, and n
and d
are coprime (in particular, we check that (mkRat n d).den = d
).
If so returns the rational number.
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Test if an expression represents an explicit number written in normal form:
- A "natural number in normal form" is an expression
OfNat.ofNat n
, even if it is not of typeℕ
, as long asn
is a literal. - An "integer in normal form" is an expression which is either a natural number in number form,
or
-n
, wheren
is a natural number in normal form. - A "rational in normal form" is an expressions which is either an integer in normal form,
or
n / d
wheren
is an integer in normal form,d
is a natural number in normal form,d ≠ 1
, andn
andd
are coprime (in particular, we check that(mkRat n d).den = d
).
If an Expr
has form .fvar n
, then returns some n
, otherwise none
.
Equations
- Lean.Expr.fvarId? x = match x with | Lean.Expr.fvar n => some n | x => none
If an Expr
has the form Type u
, then return some u
, otherwise none
.
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- Lean.Expr.type? x = match x with | Lean.Expr.sort u => Lean.Level.dec u | x => none
isConstantApplication e
checks whether e
is syntactically an application of the form
(fun x₁ ⋯ xₙ => H) y₁ ⋯ yₙ
where H
does not contain the variable xₙ
. In other words,
it does a syntactic check that the expression does not depend on yₙ
.
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Counts the immediate depth of a nested let
expression.
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- Lean.Expr.letDepth (Lean.Expr.letE declName type value b nonDep) = Lean.Expr.letDepth b + 1
- Lean.Expr.letDepth x = 0
Check that an expression contains no metavariables (after instantiation).
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Construct the term of type α
for a given natural number
(doing typeclass search for the OfNat
instance required).
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- Lean.Expr.ofNat α n = Lean.Meta.mkAppOptM `OfNat.ofNat #[some α, some (Lean.mkRawNatLit n), none]
Construct the term of type α
for a given integer
(doing typeclass search for the OfNat
and Neg
instances required).
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- Lean.Expr.ofInt α x = match x with | Int.ofNat n => Lean.Expr.ofNat α n | Int.negSucc n => do let __do_lift ← Lean.Expr.ofNat α (n + 1) Lean.Meta.mkAppM `Neg.neg #[__do_lift]
Return some n
if e
is one of the following
- A nat literal (numeral)
Nat.zero
Nat.succ x
whereisNumeral x
OfNat.ofNat _ x _
whereisNumeral x
Test if an expression is either Nat.zero
, or OfNat.ofNat 0
.
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- Lean.Expr.zero? e = match Lean.Expr.numeral? e with | some 0 => true | x => false
Tests is if an expression matches either x ≠ y
or ¬ (x = y)
.
If it matches, returns some (type, x, y)
.
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- Lean.Expr.ne?' e = HOrElse.hOrElse (Lean.Expr.ne? e) fun (x : Unit) => Lean.Expr.not? e >>= Lean.Expr.eq?
Lean.Expr.le? e
takes e : Expr
as input.
If e
represents a ≤ b
, then it returns some (t, a, b)
, where t
is the Type of a
,
otherwise, it returns none
.
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- Lean.Expr.le? p = do let __discr ← Lean.Expr.app4? p `LE.le match __discr with | (type, fst, lhs, rhs) => pure (type, lhs, rhs)
Given a proposition ty
that is an Eq
, Iff
, or HEq
, returns (tyLhs, lhs, tyRhs, rhs)
,
where lhs : tyLhs
and rhs : tyRhs
,
and where lhs
is related to rhs
by the respective relation.
See also Lean.Expr.iff?
, Lean.Expr.eq?
, and Lean.Expr.heq?
.
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- Lean.Expr.modifyAppArgM modifier x = match x with | Lean.Expr.app f a => Lean.mkApp f <$> modifier a | e => pure e
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- Lean.Expr.modifyRevArg modifier 0 (Lean.Expr.app f x_2) = Lean.Expr.app f (modifier x_2)
- Lean.Expr.modifyRevArg modifier (Nat.succ i) (Lean.Expr.app f x_2) = Lean.Expr.app (Lean.Expr.modifyRevArg modifier i f) x_2
- Lean.Expr.modifyRevArg modifier x✝ x = x
Given f a₀ a₁ ... aₙ₋₁
, runs modifier
on the i
th argument or
returns the original expression if out of bounds.
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- Lean.Expr.modifyArg modifier e i n = Lean.Expr.modifyRevArg modifier (n - i - 1) e
Given f a₀ a₁ ... aₙ₋₁
, sets the argument on the i
th argument to x
or
returns the original expression if out of bounds.
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- Lean.Expr.setArg e i x n = Lean.Expr.modifyArg (fun (x_1 : Lean.Expr) => x) e i n
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- Lean.Expr.getRevArg? x✝ x = match x✝, x with | Lean.Expr.app fn a, 0 => some a | Lean.Expr.app f arg, Nat.succ i => some (Lean.Expr.getRevArg! f i) | x, x_1 => none
Given f a₀ a₁ ... aₙ₋₁
, returns the i
th argument or none if out of bounds.
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- Lean.Expr.getArg? e i n = Lean.Expr.getRevArg? e (n - i - 1)
Given f a₀ a₁ ... aₙ₋₁
, runs modifier
on the i
th argument.
An argument n
may be provided which says how many arguments we are expecting e
to have.
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Traverses an expression e
and renames bound variables named old
to new
.
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- Lean.Expr.renameBVar (Lean.Expr.app fn arg) old new = Lean.Expr.app (Lean.Expr.renameBVar fn old new) (Lean.Expr.renameBVar arg old new)
- Lean.Expr.renameBVar (Lean.Expr.lam n ty bd bi) old new = Lean.Expr.lam (if (n == old) = true then new else n) (Lean.Expr.renameBVar ty old new) (Lean.Expr.renameBVar bd old new) bi
- Lean.Expr.renameBVar (Lean.Expr.forallE n ty bd bi) old new = Lean.Expr.forallE (if (n == old) = true then new else n) (Lean.Expr.renameBVar ty old new) (Lean.Expr.renameBVar bd old new) bi
- Lean.Expr.renameBVar e old new = e
getBinderName e
returns some n
if e
is an expression of the form ∀ n, ...
and none
otherwise.
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Annotates a binderIdent
with the binder information from an fvar
.
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If e
has a structure as type with field fieldName
, mkDirectProjection e fieldName
creates
the projection expression e.fieldName
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If e
has a structure as type with field fieldName
(either directly or in a parent
structure), mkProjection e fieldName
creates the projection expression e.fieldName
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If e
is a projection of the structure constructor, reduce the projection.
Otherwise returns none
. If this function detects that expression is ill-typed, throws an error.
For example, given Prod.fst (x, y)
, returns some x
.
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Returns true if e
contains a name n
where p n
is true.
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- Lean.Expr.containsConst e p = Option.isSome (Lean.Expr.find? (fun (x : Lean.Expr) => match x with | Lean.Expr.const n us => p n | x => false) e)
Rewrites e
via some eq
, producing a proof e = e'
for some e'
.
Rewrites with a fresh metavariable as the ambient goal. Fails if the rewrite produces any subgoals.
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Rewrites the type of e
via some eq
, then moves e
into the new type via Eq.mp
.
Rewrites with a fresh metavariable as the ambient goal. Fails if the rewrite produces any subgoals.
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- Lean.Expr.rewriteType e eq = do let __do_lift ← Lean.Meta.inferType e let __do_lift ← Lean.Expr.rewrite __do_lift eq Lean.Meta.mkEqMP __do_lift e
Given (hNotEx : Not (@Exists.{lvl} A p))
,
return a forall x, Not (p x)
and a proof for it.
This function handles nested existentials.
Get the projections that are projections to parent structures. Similar to getParentStructures
,
except that this returns the (last component of the) projection names instead of the parent names.
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