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Merge 6db8c3a50 into a7c451da7

Pull Request Pull Request #30: feat: improve error messages with tsc-style diagnostics

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/lib/t_ruby/compiler.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true

require "fileutils"

module TRuby
  # Pattern for method names that supports Unicode characters
  # \p{L} matches any Unicode letter, \p{N} matches any Unicode number
  IDENTIFIER_CHAR = '[\p{L}\p{N}_]'
  METHOD_NAME_PATTERN = "#{IDENTIFIER_CHAR}+[?!]?".freeze
  # Visibility modifiers for method definitions
  VISIBILITY_PATTERN = '(?:(?:private|protected|public)\s+)?'

  class Compiler
    attr_reader :declaration_loader, :optimizer

    def initialize(config = nil, optimize: true)
      @config = config || Config.new
      @optimize = optimize
      @declaration_loader = DeclarationLoader.new
      @optimizer = IR::Optimizer.new if optimize
      @type_inferrer = ASTTypeInferrer.new if type_check?
      setup_declaration_paths if @config
    end

    def type_check?
      @config.type_check?
    end

    def compile(input_path)
      unless File.exist?(input_path)
        raise ArgumentError, "File not found: #{input_path}"
      end

      # Handle .rb files separately
      if input_path.end_with?(".rb")
        return copy_ruby_file(input_path)
      end

      unless input_path.end_with?(".trb")
        raise ArgumentError, "Expected .trb or .rb file, got: #{input_path}"
      end

      source = File.read(input_path)

      # Parse with IR support
      parser = Parser.new(source)
      parser.parse

      # Run type checking if enabled
      if type_check? && parser.ir_program
        check_types(parser.ir_program, input_path)
      end

      # Transform source to Ruby code
      output = transform_with_ir(source, parser)

      # Compute output path (respects preserve_structure setting)
      output_path = compute_output_path(input_path, @config.ruby_dir, ".rb")
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(output_path))

      File.write(output_path, output)

      # Generate .rbs file if enabled in config
      if @config.compiler["generate_rbs"]
        rbs_path = compute_output_path(input_path, @config.rbs_dir, ".rbs")
        FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(rbs_path))
        generate_rbs_from_ir_to_path(rbs_path, parser.ir_program)
      end

      # Generate .d.trb file if enabled in config (legacy support)
      # TODO: Add compiler.generate_dtrb option in future
      if @config.compiler.key?("generate_dtrb") && @config.compiler["generate_dtrb"]
        generate_dtrb_file(input_path, @config.ruby_dir)
      end

      output_path
    end

    # Compile a file and return result with diagnostics
    # This is the unified compilation interface for CLI and Watcher
    # @param input_path [String] Path to the input file
    # @return [Hash] Result with :success, :output_path, :diagnostics keys
    def compile_with_diagnostics(input_path)
      source = File.exist?(input_path) ? File.read(input_path) : nil
      all_diagnostics = []

      # Run analyze first to get all diagnostics (colon spacing, etc.)
      if source
        all_diagnostics = analyze(source, file: input_path)
      end

      begin
        output_path = compile(input_path)
        # Compilation succeeded, but we may still have diagnostics from analyze
        {
          success: all_diagnostics.empty?,
          output_path: all_diagnostics.empty? ? output_path : nil,
          diagnostics: all_diagnostics,
        }
      rescue TypeCheckError => e
        # Skip if already reported by analyze (same message and location)
        new_diag = Diagnostic.from_type_check_error(e, file: input_path, source: source)
        unless all_diagnostics.any? { |d| d.message == new_diag.message && d.line == new_diag.line }
          all_diagnostics << new_diag
        end
        {
          success: false,
          output_path: nil,
          diagnostics: all_diagnostics,
        }
      rescue ParseError => e
        new_diag = Diagnostic.from_parse_error(e, file: input_path, source: source)
        unless all_diagnostics.any? { |d| d.message == new_diag.message && d.line == new_diag.line }
          all_diagnostics << new_diag
        end
        {
          success: false,
          output_path: nil,
          diagnostics: all_diagnostics,
        }
      rescue Scanner::ScanError => e
        new_diag = Diagnostic.from_scan_error(e, file: input_path, source: source)
        unless all_diagnostics.any? { |d| d.message == new_diag.message && d.line == new_diag.line }
          all_diagnostics << new_diag
        end
        {
          success: false,
          output_path: nil,
          diagnostics: all_diagnostics,
        }
      rescue ArgumentError => e
        all_diagnostics << Diagnostic.new(
          code: "TR0001",
          message: e.message,
          file: input_path,
          severity: Diagnostic::SEVERITY_ERROR
        )
        {
          success: false,
          output_path: nil,
          diagnostics: all_diagnostics,
        }
      end
    end

    # Analyze source code without compiling - returns diagnostics only
    # This is the unified analysis interface for LSP and other tools
    # @param source [String] T-Ruby source code
    # @param file [String] File path for error reporting (optional)
    # @return [Array<Diagnostic>] Array of diagnostic objects
    def analyze(source, file: "<source>")
      diagnostics = []
      source_lines = source.split("\n")

      # Run ErrorHandler checks (syntax validation, duplicate definitions, etc.)
      error_handler = ErrorHandler.new(source)
      errors = error_handler.check
      errors.each do |error|
        # Parse line number from "Line N: message" format
        next unless error =~ /^Line (\d+):\s*(.+)$/

        line_num = Regexp.last_match(1).to_i
        message = Regexp.last_match(2)
        source_line = source_lines[line_num - 1] if line_num.positive?
        diagnostics << Diagnostic.new(
          code: "TR1002",
          message: message,
          file: file,
          line: line_num,
          column: 1,
          source_line: source_line,
          severity: Diagnostic::SEVERITY_ERROR
        )
      end

      # Run TokenDeclarationParser for colon spacing and declaration syntax validation
      begin
        scanner = Scanner.new(source)
        tokens = scanner.scan_all
        decl_parser = ParserCombinator::TokenDeclarationParser.new
        decl_parser.parse_program(tokens)

        if decl_parser.has_errors?
          decl_parser.errors.each do |err|
            source_line = source_lines[err.line - 1] if err.line.positive? && err.line <= source_lines.length
            diagnostics << Diagnostic.new(
              code: "TR1003",
              message: err.message,
              file: file,
              line: err.line,
              column: err.column,
              source_line: source_line,
              severity: Diagnostic::SEVERITY_ERROR
            )
          end
        end
      rescue Scanner::ScanError
        # Scanner errors will be caught below in the main parse section
      rescue StandardError
        # Ignore TokenDeclarationParser errors for now - regex parser is authoritative
      end

      begin
        # Parse source with regex-based parser for IR generation
        parser = Parser.new(source)
        parser.parse

        # Run type checking if enabled and IR is available
        if type_check? && parser.ir_program
          begin
            check_types(parser.ir_program, file)
          rescue TypeCheckError => e
            diagnostics << Diagnostic.from_type_check_error(e, file: file, source: source)
          end
        end
      rescue ParseError => e
        diagnostics << Diagnostic.from_parse_error(e, file: file, source: source)
      rescue Scanner::ScanError => e
        diagnostics << Diagnostic.from_scan_error(e, file: file, source: source)
      rescue StandardError => e
        diagnostics << Diagnostic.new(
          code: "TR0001",
          message: e.message,
          file: file,
          line: 1,
          column: 1,
          severity: Diagnostic::SEVERITY_ERROR
        )
      end

      diagnostics
    end

    # Compile T-Ruby source code from a string (useful for WASM/playground)
    # @param source [String] T-Ruby source code
    # @param options [Hash] Options for compilation
    # @option options [Boolean] :rbs Whether to generate RBS output (default: true)
    # @return [Hash] Result with :ruby, :rbs, :errors keys
    def compile_string(source, options = {})
      generate_rbs = options.fetch(:rbs, true)

      parser = Parser.new(source)
      parser.parse

      # Transform source to Ruby code
      ruby_output = transform_with_ir(source, parser)

      # Generate RBS if requested
      rbs_output = ""
      if generate_rbs && parser.ir_program
        generator = IR::RBSGenerator.new
        rbs_output = generator.generate(parser.ir_program)
      end

      {
        ruby: ruby_output,
        rbs: rbs_output,
        errors: [],
      }
    rescue ParseError => e
      {
        ruby: "",
        rbs: "",
        errors: [e.message],
      }
    rescue StandardError => e
      {
        ruby: "",
        rbs: "",
        errors: ["Compilation error: #{e.message}"],
      }
    end

    # Compile to IR without generating output files
    def compile_to_ir(input_path)
      unless File.exist?(input_path)
        raise ArgumentError, "File not found: #{input_path}"
      end

      source = File.read(input_path)
      parser = Parser.new(source)
      parser.parse
      parser.ir_program
    end

    # Compile from IR program directly
    def compile_from_ir(ir_program, output_path)
      out_dir = File.dirname(output_path)
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(out_dir)

      # Optimize if enabled
      program = ir_program
      if @optimize && @optimizer
        result = @optimizer.optimize(program)
        program = result[:program]
      end

      # Generate Ruby code
      generator = IRCodeGenerator.new
      output = generator.generate(program)
      File.write(output_path, output)

      output_path
    end

    # Load external declarations from a file
    def load_declaration(name)
      @declaration_loader.load(name)
    end

    # Add a search path for declaration files
    def add_declaration_path(path)
      @declaration_loader.add_search_path(path)
    end

    # Get optimization statistics (only available after IR compilation)
    def optimization_stats
      @optimizer&.stats
    end

    # Compute output path for a source file
    # @param input_path [String] path to source file
    # @param output_dir [String] base output directory
    # @param new_extension [String] new file extension (e.g., ".rb", ".rbs")
    # @return [String] computed output path (always preserves directory structure)
    def compute_output_path(input_path, output_dir, new_extension)
      relative = compute_relative_path(input_path)
      base = relative.sub(/\.[^.]+$/, new_extension)
      File.join(output_dir, base)
    end

    # Compute relative path from source directory
    # @param input_path [String] path to source file
    # @return [String] relative path preserving directory structure
    def compute_relative_path(input_path)
      # Use realpath to resolve symlinks (e.g., /var vs /private/var on macOS)
      absolute_input = resolve_path(input_path)
      source_dirs = @config.source_include

      # Check if file is inside any source_include directory
      if source_dirs.size > 1
        # Multiple source directories: include the source dir name in output
        # src/models/user.trb → src/models/user.trb
        source_dirs.each do |src_dir|
          absolute_src = resolve_path(src_dir)
          next unless absolute_input.start_with?("#{absolute_src}/")

          # Return path relative to parent of source dir (includes src dir name)
          parent_of_src = File.dirname(absolute_src)
          return absolute_input.sub("#{parent_of_src}/", "")
        end
      else
        # Single source directory: exclude the source dir name from output
        # src/models/user.trb → models/user.trb
        src_dir = source_dirs.first
        if src_dir
          absolute_src = resolve_path(src_dir)
          if absolute_input.start_with?("#{absolute_src}/")
            return absolute_input.sub("#{absolute_src}/", "")
          end
        end
      end

      # File outside source directories: use path relative to current working directory
      # external/foo.trb → external/foo.trb
      cwd = resolve_path(".")
      if absolute_input.start_with?("#{cwd}/")
        return absolute_input.sub("#{cwd}/", "")
      end

      # Absolute path from outside cwd: use basename only
      File.basename(input_path)
    end

    private

    # Check types in IR program and raise TypeCheckError if mismatches found
    # @param ir_program [IR::Program] IR program to check
    # @param file_path [String] source file path for error messages
    def check_types(ir_program, file_path)
      ir_program.declarations.each do |decl|
        case decl
        when IR::MethodDef
          check_method_return_type(decl, nil, file_path)
        when IR::ClassDecl
          decl.body.each do |member|
            check_method_return_type(member, decl, file_path) if member.is_a?(IR::MethodDef)
          end
        end
      end
    end

    # Check if method's inferred return type matches declared return type
    # @param method [IR::MethodDef] method to check
    # @param class_def [IR::ClassDef, nil] containing class if any
    # @param file_path [String] source file path for error messages
    def check_method_return_type(method, class_def, file_path)
      # Skip if no explicit return type annotation
      return unless method.return_type

      declared_type = normalize_type(method.return_type.to_rbs)

      # Create type environment for the class context
      class_env = create_class_env(class_def) if class_def

      # Infer actual return type
      inferred_type = @type_inferrer.infer_method_return_type(method, class_env)
      inferred_type = normalize_type(inferred_type || "nil")

      # Check compatibility
      return if types_compatible?(inferred_type, declared_type)

      location = method.location ? "#{file_path}:#{method.location}" : file_path
      method_name = class_def ? "#{class_def.name}##{method.name}" : method.name

      raise TypeCheckError.new(
        message: "Return type mismatch in method '#{method_name}': " \
                 "declared '#{declared_type}' but inferred '#{inferred_type}'",
        location: location,
        expected: declared_type,
        actual: inferred_type
      )
    end

    # Create type environment for class context
    # @param class_def [IR::ClassDecl] class declaration
    # @return [TypeEnv] type environment with instance variables
    def create_class_env(class_def)
      env = TypeEnv.new

      # Register instance variables from class
      class_def.instance_vars&.each do |ivar|
        type = ivar.type_annotation&.to_rbs || "untyped"
        env.define_instance_var(ivar.name, type)
      end

      env
    end

    # Normalize type string for comparison
    # @param type [String] type string
    # @return [String] normalized type string
    def normalize_type(type)
      return "untyped" if type.nil?

      normalized = type.to_s.strip

      # Normalize boolean types (bool/Boolean/TrueClass/FalseClass -> bool)
      case normalized
      when "Boolean", "TrueClass", "FalseClass"
        "bool"
      else
        normalized
      end
    end

    # Check if inferred type is compatible with declared type
    # @param inferred [String] inferred type
    # @param declared [String] declared type
    # @return [Boolean] true if compatible
    def types_compatible?(inferred, declared)
      # Exact match
      return true if inferred == declared

      # untyped is compatible with anything
      return true if inferred == "untyped" || declared == "untyped"

      # void is compatible with anything (no return value check)
      return true if declared == "void"

      # nil is compatible with nullable types
      return true if inferred == "nil" && declared.end_with?("?")

      # Subtype relationships
      return true if subtype_of?(inferred, declared)

      # Handle generic types (e.g., Array[untyped] is compatible with Array[String])
      if inferred.include?("[") && declared.include?("[")
        inferred_base = inferred.split("[").first
        declared_base = declared.split("[").first
        if inferred_base == declared_base
          # Extract type arguments
          inferred_args = inferred[/\[(.+)\]/, 1]
          declared_args = declared[/\[(.+)\]/, 1]
          # untyped type argument is compatible with any type argument
          return true if inferred_args == "untyped" || declared_args == "untyped"
        end
      end

      # Handle union types in declared
      if declared.include?("|")
        declared_types = declared.split("|").map(&:strip)
        return true if declared_types.include?(inferred)
        return true if declared_types.any? { |t| types_compatible?(inferred, t) }
      end

      # Handle union types in inferred - all must be compatible
      if inferred.include?("|")
        inferred_types = inferred.split("|").map(&:strip)
        return inferred_types.all? { |t| types_compatible?(t, declared) }
      end

      false
    end

    # Check if subtype is a subtype of supertype
    # @param subtype [String] potential subtype
    # @param supertype [String] potential supertype
    # @return [Boolean] true if subtype
    def subtype_of?(subtype, supertype)
      # Handle nullable - X is subtype of X?
      return true if supertype.end_with?("?") && supertype[0..-2] == subtype

      # Numeric hierarchy
      return true if subtype == "Integer" && supertype == "Numeric"
      return true if subtype == "Float" && supertype == "Numeric"

      # Object is supertype of everything
      return true if supertype == "Object"

      false
    end

    # Resolve path to absolute path, following symlinks
    # Falls back to expand_path if realpath fails (e.g., file doesn't exist yet)
    def resolve_path(path)
      File.realpath(path)
    rescue Errno::ENOENT
      File.expand_path(path)
    end

    def setup_declaration_paths
      # Add default declaration paths
      @declaration_loader.add_search_path(@config.out_dir)
      @declaration_loader.add_search_path(@config.src_dir)
      @declaration_loader.add_search_path("./types")
      @declaration_loader.add_search_path("./lib/types")
    end

    # Transform using IR system
    def transform_with_ir(source, parser)
      ir_program = parser.ir_program
      return source unless ir_program

      # Run optimization passes if enabled
      if @optimize && @optimizer
        result = @optimizer.optimize(ir_program)
        ir_program = result[:program]
      end

      # Generate Ruby code using IR-aware generator with target Ruby version
      generator = IRCodeGenerator.new(target_ruby: @config.target_ruby)
      generator.generate_with_source(ir_program, source)
    end

    # Generate RBS from IR to a specific path
    def generate_rbs_from_ir_to_path(rbs_path, ir_program)
      return unless ir_program

      generator = IR::RBSGenerator.new
      rbs_content = generator.generate(ir_program)
      File.write(rbs_path, rbs_content) unless rbs_content.strip.empty?
    end

    def generate_dtrb_file(input_path, out_dir)
      dtrb_path = compute_output_path(input_path, out_dir, DeclarationGenerator::DECLARATION_EXTENSION)
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(dtrb_path))

      generator = DeclarationGenerator.new
      generator.generate_file_to_path(input_path, dtrb_path)
    end

    # Copy .rb file to output directory and generate .rbs signature
    def copy_ruby_file(input_path)
      unless File.exist?(input_path)
        raise ArgumentError, "File not found: #{input_path}"
      end

      # Compute output path (respects preserve_structure setting)
      output_path = compute_output_path(input_path, @config.ruby_dir, ".rb")
      FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(output_path))

      # Copy the .rb file to output directory
      FileUtils.cp(input_path, output_path)

      # Generate .rbs file if enabled in config
      if @config.compiler["generate_rbs"]
        rbs_path = compute_output_path(input_path, @config.rbs_dir, ".rbs")
        FileUtils.mkdir_p(File.dirname(rbs_path))
        generate_rbs_from_ruby_to_path(rbs_path, input_path)
      end

      output_path
    end

    # Generate RBS from Ruby file using rbs prototype to a specific path
    def generate_rbs_from_ruby_to_path(rbs_path, input_path)
      result = `rbs prototype rb #{input_path} 2>/dev/null`
      File.write(rbs_path, result) unless result.strip.empty?
    end
  end

  # IR-aware code generator for source-preserving transformation
  class IRCodeGenerator
    attr_reader :emitter

    # @param target_ruby [String] target Ruby version (e.g., "3.0", "4.0")
    def initialize(target_ruby: "3.0")
      @output = []
      @emitter = CodeEmitter.for_version(target_ruby)
    end

    # Generate Ruby code from IR program
    def generate(program)
      generator = IR::CodeGenerator.new
      generator.generate(program)
    end

    # Generate Ruby code while preserving source structure
    def generate_with_source(program, source)
      result = source.dup

      # Collect type alias names to remove
      program.declarations
             .select { |d| d.is_a?(IR::TypeAlias) }
             .map(&:name)

      # Collect interface names to remove
      program.declarations
             .select { |d| d.is_a?(IR::Interface) }
             .map(&:name)

      # Remove type alias definitions
      result = result.gsub(/^\s*type\s+\w+\s*=\s*.+?$\n?/, "")

      # Remove interface definitions (multi-line)
      result = result.gsub(/^\s*interface\s+\w+.*?^\s*end\s*$/m, "")

      # Remove parameter type annotations using IR info
      # Enhanced: Handle complex types (generics, unions, etc.)
      result = erase_parameter_types(result)

      # Remove return type annotations
      result = erase_return_types(result)

      # Apply version-specific transformations
      result = @emitter.transform(result)

      # Clean up extra blank lines
      result.gsub(/\n{3,}/, "\n\n")
    end

    private

    # Erase parameter type annotations
    def erase_parameter_types(source)
      result = source.dup

      # Match function definitions and remove type annotations from parameters
      # Also supports visibility modifiers: private def, protected def, public def
      result.gsub!(/^(\s*#{TRuby::VISIBILITY_PATTERN}def\s+#{TRuby::METHOD_NAME_PATTERN}\s*\()([^)]+)(\)\s*)(?::\s*[^\n]+)?(\s*$)/) do |_match|
        indent = ::Regexp.last_match(1)
        params = ::Regexp.last_match(2)
        close_paren = ::Regexp.last_match(3)
        ending = ::Regexp.last_match(4)

        # Remove type annotations from each parameter
        cleaned_params = remove_param_types(params)

        "#{indent}#{cleaned_params}#{close_paren.rstrip}#{ending}"
      end

      result
    end

    # Remove type annotations from parameter list
    def remove_param_types(params_str)
      return params_str if params_str.strip.empty?

      params = []
      current = ""
      depth = 0
      brace_depth = 0

      params_str.each_char do |char|
        case char
        when "<", "[", "("
          depth += 1
          current += char
        when ">", "]", ")"
          depth -= 1
          current += char
        when "{"
          brace_depth += 1
          current += char
        when "}"
          brace_depth -= 1
          current += char
        when ","
          if depth.zero? && brace_depth.zero?
            cleaned = clean_param(current.strip)
            params.concat(Array(cleaned)) if cleaned
            current = ""
          else
            current += char
          end
        else
          current += char
        end
      end

      cleaned = clean_param(current.strip) unless current.empty?
      params.concat(Array(cleaned)) if cleaned
      params.join(", ")
    end

    # Clean a single parameter (remove type annotation, preserve default value)
    # Returns String or Array of Strings (for keyword args group)
    def clean_param(param)
      param = param.strip
      return nil if param.empty?

      # 0. 블록 파라미터: &name: Type -> &name
      if param.start_with?("&")
        match = param.match(/^&(\w+)(?::\s*.+)?$/)
        return "&#{match[1]}" if match

        return param
      end

      # 1. 더블 스플랫: **name: Type -> **name
      if param.start_with?("**")
        match = param.match(/^\*\*(\w+)(?::\s*.+)?$/)
        return "**#{match[1]}" if match

        return param
      end

      # 2. 키워드 인자 그룹: { ... } 또는 { ... }: InterfaceName
      if param.start_with?("{")
        return clean_keyword_args_group(param)
      end

      # 3. Hash 리터럴: name: { ... } -> name
      if param.match?(/^\w+:\s*\{/)
        match = param.match(/^(\w+):\s*\{.+\}(?::\s*\w+)?$/)
        return match[1] if match

        return param
      end

      # 4. 일반 파라미터: name: Type = value -> name = value 또는 name: Type -> name
      # Match: name: Type = value (with default value)
      if (match = param.match(/^(#{TRuby::IDENTIFIER_CHAR}+)\s*:\s*.+?\s*(=\s*.+)$/))
        "#{match[1]} #{match[2]}"
      # Match: name: Type (without default value)
      elsif (match = param.match(/^(#{TRuby::IDENTIFIER_CHAR}+)\s*:/))
        match[1]
      else
        param
      end
    end

    # 키워드 인자 그룹을 Ruby 키워드 인자로 변환
    # { name: String, age: Integer = 0 } -> name:, age: 0
    # { name:, age: 0 }: UserParams -> name:, age: 0
    def clean_keyword_args_group(param)
      # { ... }: InterfaceName 또는 { ... } 형태 파싱
      interface_match = param.match(/^\{(.+)\}\s*:\s*\w+\s*$/)
      inline_match = param.match(/^\{(.+)\}\s*$/) unless interface_match

      inner_content = if interface_match
                        interface_match[1]
                      elsif inline_match
                        inline_match[1]
                      else
                        return param
                      end

      # 내부 파라미터 분리
      parts = split_nested_content(inner_content)
      keyword_params = []

      parts.each do |part|
        part = part.strip
        next if part.empty?

        if interface_match
          # interface 참조: name: default_value 또는 name:
          if (match = part.match(/^(\w+):\s*(.*)$/))
            name = match[1]
            default_value = match[2].strip
            keyword_params << if default_value.empty?
                                "#{name}:"
                              else
                                "#{name}: #{default_value}"
                              end
          end
        elsif (match = part.match(/^(\w+):\s*(.+)$/))
          # 인라인 타입: name: Type = default 또는 name: Type
          name = match[1]
          type_and_default = match[2].strip

          # Type = default 분리
          default_value = extract_default_value(type_and_default)
          keyword_params << if default_value
                              "#{name}: #{default_value}"
                            else
                              "#{name}:"
                            end
        end
      end

      keyword_params
    end

    # 중첩된 내용을 콤마로 분리
    def split_nested_content(content)
      StringUtils.split_by_comma(content)
    end

    # 타입과 기본값에서 기본값만 추출
    def extract_default_value(type_and_default)
      StringUtils.extract_default_value(type_and_default)
    end

    # Erase return type annotations
    def erase_return_types(source)
      result = source.dup

      # Remove return type after parentheses: ): Type or ): Type<Foo> etc.
      result.gsub!(/\)\s*:\s*[^\n]+?(?=\s*$)/m) do |_match|
        ")"
      end

      # Remove return type for methods without parentheses: def method_name: Type
      result.gsub!(/^(\s*#{TRuby::VISIBILITY_PATTERN}def\s+#{TRuby::METHOD_NAME_PATTERN})\s*:\s*[^\n]+?(?=\s*$)/m) do |_match|
        ::Regexp.last_match(1)
      end

      result
    end
  end
end

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