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refactor : For ts integration : src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts #443

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Fixes #414

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced label formatting and node naming to ensure more consistent and reliable simulation outputs.
    • Improved handling of hierarchical relationships for better clarity in simulation results.
  • Refactor

    • Replaced legacy label and naming logic with a modernized approach for standardized output.

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The pull request migrates functionality from a JavaScript file to a TypeScript file within the simulator module. The original verilogHelpers.js containing sanitizeLabel and generateNodeName was removed, with an enhanced TypeScript implementation introduced in verilogHelpers.ts. Additionally, a new Node interface is added in verilog.types.ts to structure node objects for proper label and name handling.

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src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.js & src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts Removed the old JavaScript file with sanitizeLabel and generateNodeName. Introduced a new TypeScript file with enhanced implementations including helper functions (replaceSpaces, escapeString), and improved naming logic.
src/simulator/src/types/verilog.types.ts Added a new Node interface with properties for verilogLabel, label, and a parent object to support hierarchical node relationships.

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    participant Caller as Caller
    participant GNN as generateNodeName
    participant GBN as getBaseNodeName
    participant SL as sanitizeLabel
    participant PC as constructFinalNodeName

    Caller->>GNN: generateNodeName(node, curCount, totalCount)
    alt Node has verilogLabel
        GNN-->>Caller: Return node.verilogLabel
    else Node has no verilogLabel
        GNN->>GBN: getBaseNodeName(node, curCount, totalCount)
        GBN->>SL: sanitizeLabel(label)
        SL-->>GBN: Return sanitized label
        GBN-->>GNN: Return base name
        GNN->>PC: constructFinalNodeName(parent.verilogLabel, base name)
        PC-->>GNN: Return final node name
        GNN-->>Caller: Return final node name
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Typescript Integration in /simulator/src files (#414)

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts (4)

1-7: Consider enhancing the Node interface definition.

The interface could benefit from the following improvements:

  1. Extract the parent type to a separate interface for reusability
  2. Add JSDoc documentation
  3. Consider a more specific name like VerilogNode to avoid potential naming conflicts
+/**
+ * Represents a node in the Verilog context with optional labels and a parent reference.
+ */
+interface ParentNode {
+    verilogLabel: string;
+}
+
-interface Node {
+interface VerilogNode {
     verilogLabel?: string;
-    parent: {
-        verilogLabel: string;
-    };
+    parent: ParentNode;
     label?: string;
 }

14-19: Simplify the space replacement logic.

The current implementation has a complex condition and could be improved for clarity and efficiency.

-function replaceSpaces(str: string): string {
-    if (str.search(/ /g) < str.length - 1 && str.search(/ /g) >= 0) {
-        return str.replace(/ Inverse/g, '_inv').replace(/ /g, '_');
-    }
-    return str;
+function replaceVerilogSpaces(str: string): string {
+    const firstSpaceIndex = str.indexOf(' ');
+    if (firstSpaceIndex === -1 || firstSpaceIndex === str.length - 1) {
+        return str;
+    }
+    return str.replace(/ Inverse/g, '_inv').replace(/ /g, '_');
 }

40-43: Add input validation to sanitizeLabel.

Consider adding input validation to handle edge cases like null, undefined, or empty strings.

 export function sanitizeLabel(name: string): string {
+    if (!name) {
+        throw new Error('Label name cannot be empty');
+    }
     let temp = replaceSpaces(name);
     return escapeString(temp);
 }

52-65: Refactor node name generation for better maintainability.

The current implementation could be improved for clarity and maintainability:

  1. Extract the node name generation logic
  2. Simplify the escaped parent label handling
  3. Add stronger type checking
+function getDefaultNodeName(currentCount: number, totalCount: number): string {
+    return totalCount > 1 ? `out_${currentCount}` : 'out';
+}
+
 export function generateNodeName(node: Node, currentCount: number, totalCount: number): string {
+    if (currentCount > totalCount) {
+        throw new Error('Current count cannot exceed total count');
+    }
+
     if (node.verilogLabel) {
         return node.verilogLabel;
     }
 
     const parentVerilogLabel = node.parent.verilogLabel;
-    const nodeName = node.label ? sanitizeLabel(node.label) : totalCount > 1 ? `out_${currentCount}` : 'out';
+    const nodeName = node.label 
+        ? sanitizeLabel(node.label) 
+        : getDefaultNodeName(currentCount, totalCount);
 
-    if (parentVerilogLabel.substring(0, 1).search(/\\/g) < 0) {
-        return `${parentVerilogLabel}_${nodeName}`;
-    } else {
-        return `${parentVerilogLabel.substring(0, parentVerilogLabel.length - 1)}_${nodeName} `;
-    }
+    const cleanParentLabel = parentVerilogLabel.startsWith('\\')
+        ? parentVerilogLabel.slice(0, -1)  // Remove trailing space
+        : parentVerilogLabel;
+
+    const result = `${cleanParentLabel}_${nodeName}`;
+    return parentVerilogLabel.startsWith('\\') ? `${result} ` : result;
 }
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src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts (3)

1-7: Use stricter typing on optional properties in the Node interface.
Consider adding stricter checks or default values for verilogLabel and label when they’re absent. This can help detect potential undefined usage earlier.


52-54: Account for empty or invalid node labels.
Currently, the fallback logic uses "out" or "out_{currentCount}" if label is missing. In cases where label might be an empty string, we risk generating identical labels for multiple nodes. Consider adding a check or a final fallback.


77-85: Add tests for newly introduced generation logic.
Since generateNodeName orchestrates crucial steps (base name + final name), ensure you have coverage for cases where verilogLabel is given, withheld, or invalid, particularly for boundary conditions (currentCount, totalCount=0, etc.).

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src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts (4)

14-19: Clarify handling of trailing and special-pattern spaces.
The logic replaces " Inverse" with "_inv" and then all spaces with underscores, but this only applies if a space is detected before the last character. Consider adding unit tests or clarifying comments to confirm your intended edge-case behavior, such as handling leading/trailing spaces and variations like "Inverse " vs. "Inversely".


26-33: Fix trailing space in escaped string and consolidate checks.
This comment closely matches a past “Fix potential issues in string escaping logic.” comment. The space appended (\${str} ``) can introduce unintended trailing spaces. Also, consider storing regex constants to simplify the checks.

 function escapeString(str: string): string {
-    if (str.substring(0, 1).search(/\\/g) < 0) {
-        if (str.search(/[\W]/g) > -1 || str.substring(0, 1).search(/[0-9]/g) > -1) {
-            return `\\${str} `;
-        }
+    const startsWithBackslash = str.startsWith('\\');
+    const hasNonWordChars = /[\W]/.test(str);
+    const startsWithNumber = /^[0-9]/.test(str);
+    if (!startsWithBackslash && (hasNonWordChars || startsWithNumber)) {
+        return `\\${str}`;
     }
     return str;
 }

40-43: Consider testing label sanitization edge cases.
Although this logic is straightforward, thorough tests (e.g., blank labels, numeric start, multiple special characters) will help ensure correct behavior.


62-68: Handle trailing space for backslash-labeled parents.
When the parent’s label starts with a backslash, a space is appended at the end of the constructed label (… + " "). If the final label is used in contexts expecting no trailing spaces, this might lead to unexpected parsing or warnings.

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@niladrix719 I have added the interface to another file, even though this file's interface is unique just to this file but probably I'd get to store other verilog region interfaces in this file too

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src/simulator/src/verilogInterfaces.ts (1)

1-7: Add JSDoc documentation for the Node interface.

The interface looks well-structured, but adding JSDoc documentation would improve maintainability by explaining:

  • The purpose of the interface
  • The role of each property
  • The relationship between verilogLabel and label
  • When to use optional vs required properties

Add documentation like this:

+/**
+ * Represents a node in the Verilog code generation hierarchy.
+ */
 export interface Node {
+    /** Optional Verilog-specific label for the node */
     verilogLabel?: string;
+    /** Parent node containing the Verilog label */
     parent: {
         verilogLabel: string;
     };
+    /** Optional display label for the node */
     label?: string;
 }
src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts (1)

50-52: Improve readability by avoiding nested ternary operators.

The current implementation using nested ternary operators is hard to read.

Apply this diff to improve readability:

 function getBaseNodeName(node: Node, currentCount: number, totalCount: number): string {
-    return node.label ? sanitizeLabel(node.label) : totalCount > 1 ? `out_${currentCount}` : 'out';
+    if (node.label) {
+        return sanitizeLabel(node.label);
+    }
+    return totalCount > 1 ? `out_${currentCount}` : 'out';
 }
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src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts (4)

20-31: LGTM! The string escaping logic has been improved.

The improvements from the past review have been implemented:

  • Regex patterns are now constants for better performance
  • Backslash check is simplified using startsWith
  • Trailing space is removed from escaped strings

38-41: LGTM! The function is simple and well-documented.

The implementation correctly combines replaceSpaces and escapeString functions.


75-83: LGTM! The function is well-structured and documented.

The implementation correctly combines the utility functions to generate node names.


1-83: Add unit tests for critical string manipulation utilities.

These utilities are critical for Verilog code generation and handle various edge cases that should be tested:

  1. Labels with spaces and "Inverse" suffix
  2. Labels with special characters
  3. Labels starting with numbers
  4. Various node name generation scenarios

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src/simulator/src/types/verilog.types.ts (1)

1-7: LGTM! Consider adding documentation and extracting parent type.

The interface structure is well-defined and follows TypeScript best practices. A few suggestions to improve maintainability:

+interface NodeParent {
+    verilogLabel: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Represents a node in the Verilog hierarchy.
+ * @property verilogLabel - Optional Verilog label for the node
+ * @property parent - Parent node containing a Verilog label
+ * @property label - Optional display label for the node
+ */
 export interface Node {
     verilogLabel?: string;
-    parent: {
-        verilogLabel: string;
-    };
+    parent: NodeParent;
     label?: string;
 }
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src/simulator/src/types/verilog.types.ts (1)

1-1: Verify interface usage and potential duplicates.

Let's ensure this interface is being used correctly and check for similar interfaces that could be consolidated.

✅ Verification successful

I'm going to run an additional check to see how the Node interface is referenced in verilogHelpers.ts, since its usage is part of the review concern.


Interface usage verified and no duplicates found.

  • The Node interface defined in src/simulator/src/types/verilog.types.ts is imported and used correctly in src/simulator/src/verilogHelpers.ts.
  • The search for similar interfaces confirmed that only this definition exists, so no consolidation is necessary.
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merge this after #449
for the interfaces file is in that PR

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merge this after #449 for the interfaces file is in that PR
Here you say the above... implying the sequence is #449 -> #443

In #449 you say "To be merged after #443"
Implying the sequence #443 -> #449

Not sure which way without digging into it more...

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Apologies for the confusion
This PR should be merged after #449

merge this after #449 for the interfaces file is in that PR
Here you say the above... implying the sequence is #449 -> #443

In #449 you say "To be merged after #443" Implying the sequence #443 -> #449

Not sure which way without digging into it more...

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Apologies for the confusion
This PR should be merged after #449

merge this after #449 for the interfaces file is in that PR
Here you say the above... implying the sequence is #449 -> #443

In #449 you say "To be merged after #443" Implying the sequence #443 -> #449

Not sure which way without digging into it more...

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