Prefer input read instead of pos

STDIN is not compatible with pos.
Revert 01dc656.

MindFreak.rb

@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ def run_bytecode(program, tape, eof = 0)
       when WRITE # Write
         arg > 1 ? @output.print(tape[@pointer].chr * arg) : @output.putc(tape[@pointer])
       when READ # Read
-        @input.pos += arg - 1
+        @input.read(arg - 1)
         tape[@pointer] = @input.getbyte || eof || next
       when JUMP # Jump if zero
         program_counter = arg if tape[@pointer] == 0
@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ def run_bytecode2(program, tape, eof = 0)
         c = tape[offset ? offset + @pointer : @pointer]
         arg > 1 ? @output.print(c.chr * arg) : @output.putc(c)
       when READ # Read
-        @input.pos += arg - 1
+        @input.read(arg - 1)
         tape[offset ? offset + @pointer : @pointer] = @input.getbyte || eof || next
       when JUMP # Jump if zero
         program_counter = arg if tape[@pointer] == 0
@@ -175,7 +175,7 @@ def to_ruby(program, tape = TAPE_DEFAULT_SIZE, eof = 0, input = 'STDIN', output
         c = "tape[#{pointer ? offset ? offset + pointer : pointer : "pointer#{"+#{offset}" if offset}"}]"
         code << "#{indent}#{arg > 1 ? "#{output}.print #{c}.chr * #{arg}" : "#{output}.putc #{c}"}"
       when READ # Read
-        code << "#{indent}#{input}.pos += #{arg - 1}" if arg > 1
+        code << "#{indent}#{input}.read(#{arg - 1})" if arg > 1
         if eof
           code << "#{indent}tape[#{pointer ? offset ? offset + pointer : pointer : "pointer#{"+#{offset}" if offset}"}] = #{input}.getbyte || #{eof}"
         else

README.md

@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ The main of this project is just an example of the API, all modes can be execute
 ## API
 [**MindFreak**](MindFreak.rb) is a module with 4 attributes:
 - ``attr_reader :pointer``, with the position of the current cell for interpreted execution modes, ``nil`` is the default.
-- ``attr_accessor :input``, read external data from an object that responds to ``getbyte`` and ``pos``, ``STDIN`` is the default.
+- ``attr_accessor :input``, read external data from an object that responds to ``getbyte`` and ``read``, ``STDIN`` is the default.
 - ``attr_accessor :output``, write external data to an object that responds to ``putc`` and ``print``, ``STDOUT`` is the default.
 - ``attr_accessor :debug``, print warnings when assigned to anything but ``false`` or ``nil``, ``nil`` is the default.
 
@@ -163,7 +163,6 @@ The [tests](tests/rorschach.rb) include several examples and can be used as a gu
 - Feb 2023
   - Support GCC and Clang
 - Mar 2023
-  - Optimize consecutive read
   - Optimize interpreter
   - Custom EOF
 - Apr 2023

tests/rorschach.rb

@@ -341,30 +341,33 @@ def test_to_ruby_sum
   def test_to_ruby_read_consecutive
     program = ',,,,,'
     assert_nil(MindFreak.check(program))
+    eof_zero = "\nSTDIN.read(4)\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || 0"
+    eof_minus_one = "\nSTDIN.read(4)\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || -1"
+    eof_unchanged = "\nSTDIN.read(4)\nc = STDIN.getbyte and tape[0] = c"
     # Hash tape
     assert_equal(
-      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0\nSTDIN.pos += 4\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || 0",
+      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0" << eof_zero,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, 0)
     )
     assert_equal(
-      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0\nSTDIN.pos += 4\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || -1",
+      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0" << eof_minus_one,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, 0, -1)
     )
     assert_equal(
-      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0\nSTDIN.pos += 4\nc = STDIN.getbyte and tape[0] = c",
+      "tape = Hash.new(0)\npointer = 0" << eof_unchanged,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, 0, nil)
     )
     # Array tape
     assert_equal(
-      "\nSTDIN.pos += 4\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || 0",
+      eof_zero,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, [0])
     )
     assert_equal(
-      "\nSTDIN.pos += 4\ntape[0] = STDIN.getbyte || -1",
+      eof_minus_one,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, [0], -1)
     )
     assert_equal(
-      "\nSTDIN.pos += 4\nc = STDIN.getbyte and tape[0] = c",
+      eof_unchanged,
       MindFreak.to_ruby(program, [0], nil)
     )
   end