public NamespaceBuilder(string sname, TypeResolveContext ctxt)
{
if (sname == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("sname");
}
if (ctxt == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("ctxt");
}
this.sname = sname;
trc = ctxt;
trc.SetNamespace(RealName);
Type t = ctxt.Driver.LookupExistingFQN(StructureName);
if (t != null)
{
paramstype = new UserType(t);
nsparams = new ExistingNamespaceParams(t);
}
else
{
paramstype = new UserType(StructureName);
// will be defined either by parameters {} or at end
// of parsing the namespace.
// FIXME: if we have two separate namespace {} sections,
// I think they will both make their own StructureBuilder
// instance, and those will clash.
nsparams = null;
}
}
// General
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve(trc, errors);
if (bf_ret_class != null)
{
// Null if rule doesn't have a build func of its
// own (eg, it inherits)
ret |= bf_ret_class.Resolve(trc, errors);
if (errors && OverrideResultType != null)
{
Console.Error.WriteLine("Can't have a build function and separately " +
"specify a general result type in {0}", ClassName);
return(true);
}
}
if (OverrideResultType != null)
{
ret |= OverrideResultType.Resolve(trc, errors);
}
for (int i = 0; i < arguments.Count; i++)
{
ret |= arguments[i].Resolve(trc, errors);
}
return(ret);
}
public NamespaceBuilder (string sname, TypeResolveContext ctxt)
{
if (sname == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("sname");
if (ctxt == null)
throw new ArgumentNullException ("ctxt");
this.sname = sname;
trc = ctxt;
trc.SetNamespace (RealName);
Type t = ctxt.Driver.LookupExistingFQN (StructureName);
if (t != null) {
paramstype = new UserType (t);
nsparams = new ExistingNamespaceParams (t);
} else {
paramstype = new UserType (StructureName);
// will be defined either by parameters {} or at end
// of parsing the namespace.
// FIXME: if we have two separate namespace {} sections,
// I think they will both make their own StructureBuilder
// instance, and those will clash.
nsparams = null;
}
}
public bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (resolved)
return false;
if (IsUser) {
UserType newval = trc.Resolve ((string) t, errors);
if (newval == null) {
if (errors)
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Failed to resolve type {0}", t);
return true;
}
this.t = newval.t;
}
if (typeargs != null) {
bool ret = false;
foreach (UserType ut in typeargs)
ret |= ut.Resolve (trc, errors);
if (ret)
return ret;
}
resolved = true;
return false;
}
public virtual bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!registered)
{
trc.Driver.DefineUserType(FullName, this);
registered = true;
}
if (errors && baseclass == null)
{
Console.Error.WriteLine("No base class set for item {0}", this);
return(true);
}
bool ret = baseclass.Resolve(trc, errors);
if (implements != null)
{
foreach (UserType ut in implements)
{
ret |= ut.Resolve(trc, errors);
}
}
return(ret);
}
public bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (BaseClass.ResolveExtension ("RTemplate", trc, errors))
return true;
bool? ret = BaseClass.ResolvesAsRule (trc, errors);
if (ret == null)
return true;
if ((bool) ret) {
// We derive from a Rule. Our Template's base class
// should be the default TargetTemplate. The rule's
// BaseClass is our BaseClass.
rb.BaseClass = BaseClass;
return false;
}
UserType rule = BaseClass.ResolveBoundRuleType (trc, errors);
if (rule == null) {
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Rule baseclass {0} of {1} is not either a rule " +
"or a rule-bound template", BaseClass, this);
return true;
}
rb.BaseClass = rule;
tmpl.BaseClass = BaseClass;
return false;
}
public bool ResolveExtension(string ext, TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (errors && typeargs != null)
{
// Don't want to think about how this should be handled.
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
string exname;
if (IsUser)
{
exname = ((string)t) + ext;
}
else
{
exname = ((Type)t).FullName + ext;
}
UserType exval = trc.Resolve(exname, false);
if (exval != null)
{
this.t = exval.t;
resolved = true;
return(false);
}
return(Resolve(trc, errors));
}
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve (trc, errors))
return true;
RuleType = rb.ResolveSelfType (trc, errors);
return (RuleType == null);
}
// Setup
public bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
// We need to resolve the rule as a template now, rather
// than letting NameLookupContext do it, because NLC will
// be operating with an undefined set of 'usings', and
// probably won't be able to find the RTemplate associated
// with the rule.
if (Rule.ResolveExtension ("RTemplate", trc, errors))
return true;
// Now we need to check that, if we have a template that
// uses a structure, that our provider can access such
// a structure, so that the template can actually be
// instantiated.
//
// FIXME: This code is exactly parallel to
// StructureBoundItem.ContextualStructRef.
UserType ttmpl = Rule.ResolveUsedStructureType (trc, errors);
if (ttmpl == null)
// Great, it's doesn't use anything, so whatever.
return false;
// XXX shouldn't apply anymore -- unbound providers are now impossible.
// Would they have ever been useful?
//
//if (prov.Structure == null) {
//if (errors)
// Console.Error.WriteLine ("Target {0} in provider {1} references rule {2} that " +
// "is bound to structure {3}, but the provider is not " +
// "bound to a structure and so can provide no context",
// this, prov, Rule, ttmpl);
//return true;
//}
if (ttmpl.Equals (prov.NS.ParamsType))
// It just depends on our containing structure. No problem.
return false;
foreach (string param in prov.Structure.Parameters) {
if (prov.Structure[param] != StructureParameterKind.Structure)
continue;
if (ttmpl.Equals (prov.Structure.StructParamType (param)))
return false;
}
if (errors)
// WORST ERROR MESSAGE EVAR
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Target {0} in provider {1} references rule {2} that " +
"is bound to structure {3}, but the provider's containing " +
"structure {4} does not have an argument referencing that structure. " +
"You probably need to add another parameter to the containing structure.",
this, prov, Rule, ttmpl, prov.Structure);
return true;
}
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = false;
foreach (BGTargetBuilder tb in targs)
ret |= tb.Resolve (trc, errors);
return ret;
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
RuleType = rb.ResolveSelfType(trc, errors);
return(RuleType == null);
}
public UserType ResolveBoundRuleType(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved)
{
if (errors)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
return(null);
}
UserType ret;
if (IsUser)
{
// User type. Use our lookup tables
RuleTemplateBuilder rtb = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem((string)t) as RuleTemplateBuilder;
if (errors && rtb == null)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Expected a rule template but got {0} for {1}",
trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem((string)t), this);
}
ret = new UserType(rtb.Rule.FullName);
}
else
{
// System type. Use reflection.
Type type = (Type)t;
object[] attrs = type.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(RuleBindingAttribute), false);
if (errors && attrs.Length == 0)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Expected type {0} to have a RuleBindingAttribute " +
"but it didn't. This type is not allowed to be a rule baseclass.", type);
}
ret = new UserType(((RuleBindingAttribute)attrs[0]).RuleType);
}
if (ret.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
if (errors)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Failed to resolve bound rule type {0}", ret);
}
return(null);
}
return(ret);
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = false;
foreach (BGTargetBuilder tb in targs)
{
ret |= tb.Resolve(trc, errors);
}
return(ret);
}
// General
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve(trc, errors);
foreach (FieldInfo fi in fields)
{
ret |= fi.Type.Resolve(trc, errors);
}
return(ret);
}
public UserType ResolveSelfType(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
UserType ut = new UserType(FullName);
if (ut.Resolve(trc, errors) && errors)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Failed to resolve SelfType of {0}?", this);
}
return(ut);
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool res = base.Resolve (trc, errors);
foreach (StructureElement elt in elts)
res |= elt.Resolve (trc, errors);
foreach (UserType ut in structtypes.Values)
res |= ut.Resolve (trc, errors);
return res;
}
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve (trc, errors);
ret |= MatchType.ResolveExtension ("RTemplate", trc, errors);
// RegexMatcher will handle distinguishing between when
// we return a Rule type and a TargetTemplate type, but we need
// to check if we require a binding.
bool? foo = MatchType.ResolvesAsRule (trc, errors);
if (foo == null)
// MatchType unresolved, can't say.
return true;
if ((bool) foo) {
// We point to a Rule, and ResolveUsedStructureType will
// complain if we call it on MatchType.
if (UsesStructure)
throw ExHelp.App ("Odd, MatcherBuilder {0} is using its structure" +
"even though it points to a plain rule {1}", this,
MatchType);
return false;
}
// We have a template, so see if it uses a structure
UserType stype = MatchType.ResolveUsedStructureType (trc, errors);
if (errors) {
if (stype == null && UsesStructure) {
// XXX is this actually an error? Shouldn't happen, I think.
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Matcher {0} is bound to structure {1} but its " +
"associated template {2} is unbound", this,
Params, MatchType);
return true;
} else if (stype != null && !UsesStructure) {
UseStructure ();
} else if (stype != null && !NS.ParamsType.Equals (stype)) {
// FIXME: see if Structure has a member of type stype.
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Matcher {0} is bound to the structure {1} but its " +
"associated template {2} is bound to {3}", this,
Params, MatchType, stype);
return true;
}
}
return ret;
}
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve (trc, errors))
return true;
UserType t = BaseClass.ResolveUsedStructureType (trc, errors);
if (t != null)
// If our base class needs a structure, we need our
// structure.
uses_structure = true;
return false;
}
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve (trc, errors))
return true;
if (RuleType != null)
if (RuleType.Resolve (trc, errors))
return true;
if (BaseClass.Equals (TTType))
return false;
basestruct = BaseClass.ResolveUsedStructureType (trc, errors);
return false;
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
UserType t = BaseClass.ResolveUsedStructureType(trc, errors);
if (t != null)
{
// If our base class needs a structure, we need our
// structure.
uses_structure = true;
}
return(false);
}
public bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (resolved)
{
return(false);
}
if (IsUser)
{
UserType newval = trc.Resolve((string)t, errors);
if (newval == null)
{
if (errors)
{
Console.Error.WriteLine("Failed to resolve type {0}", t);
}
return(true);
}
this.t = newval.t;
}
if (typeargs != null)
{
bool ret = false;
foreach (UserType ut in typeargs)
{
ret |= ut.Resolve(trc, errors);
}
if (ret)
{
return(ret);
}
}
resolved = true;
return(false);
}
public bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (Type.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
arg_class = Type.ResultConversion;
if (arg_class == null)
{
conv = RuleArgConversion.None;
arg_class = Type;
}
else
{
// The arg type is some primitive type (bool, string)
// that we must convert from a result wrapper
Type type = Type.AsSystem;
if (type == null)
{
throw new Exception("Can't handle convertible user types");
}
if (type.IsValueType)
{
conv = RuleArgConversion.ToValueType;
}
else
{
conv = RuleArgConversion.ToRefType;
}
}
return(arg_class.Resolve(trc, errors));
}
public bool?ResolvesAsRule(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved)
{
if (errors)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
return(null);
}
if (IsSystem)
{
// System type. Use reflection.
return(typeof(Rule).IsAssignableFrom((Type)t));
}
// User type. Use our lookup tables
TypeExpressedItem tei = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem((string)t);
return(tei is RuleBuilder || tei is SourcefileRuleBuilder);
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (base.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
if (RuleType != null)
{
if (RuleType.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
}
if (BaseClass.Equals(TTType))
{
return(false);
}
basestruct = BaseClass.ResolveUsedStructureType(trc, errors);
return(false);
}
public bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (BaseClass.ResolveExtension("RTemplate", trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
bool?ret = BaseClass.ResolvesAsRule(trc, errors);
if (ret == null)
{
return(true);
}
if ((bool)ret)
{
// We derive from a Rule. Our Template's base class
// should be the default TargetTemplate. The rule's
// BaseClass is our BaseClass.
rb.BaseClass = BaseClass;
return(false);
}
UserType rule = BaseClass.ResolveBoundRuleType(trc, errors);
if (rule == null)
{
Console.Error.WriteLine("Rule baseclass {0} of {1} is not either a rule " +
"or a rule-bound template", BaseClass, this);
return(true);
}
rb.BaseClass = rule;
tmpl.BaseClass = BaseClass;
return(false);
}
public bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (Type.Resolve (trc, errors))
return true;
arg_class = Type.ResultConversion;
if (arg_class == null) {
conv = RuleArgConversion.None;
arg_class = Type;
} else {
// The arg type is some primitive type (bool, string)
// that we must convert from a result wrapper
Type type = Type.AsSystem;
if (type == null)
throw new Exception ("Can't handle convertible user types");
if (type.IsValueType)
conv = RuleArgConversion.ToValueType;
else
conv = RuleArgConversion.ToRefType;
}
return arg_class.Resolve (trc, errors);
}
public abstract bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors);
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
return base.Resolve (trc, errors) | ResultType.Resolve (trc, errors);
}
// General
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve (trc, errors);
if (bf_ret_class != null) {
// Null if rule doesn't have a build func of its
// own (eg, it inherits)
ret |= bf_ret_class.Resolve (trc, errors);
if (errors && OverrideResultType != null) {
Console.Error.WriteLine ("Can't have a build function and separately " +
"specify a general result type in {0}", ClassName);
return true;
}
}
if (OverrideResultType != null)
ret |= OverrideResultType.Resolve (trc, errors);
for (int i = 0; i < arguments.Count; i++)
ret |= arguments[i].Resolve (trc, errors);
return ret;
}
public UserType ResolveSelfType (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
UserType ut = new UserType (FullName);
if (ut.Resolve (trc, errors) && errors)
throw ExHelp.App ("Failed to resolve SelfType of {0}?", this);
return ut;
}
public UserType ResolveBoundRuleType (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved) {
if (errors)
throw new InvalidOperationException ();
return null;
}
UserType ret;
if (IsUser) {
// User type. Use our lookup tables
RuleTemplateBuilder rtb = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem ((string) t) as RuleTemplateBuilder;
if (errors && rtb == null)
throw ExHelp.App ("Expected a rule template but got {0} for {1}",
trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem ((string) t), this);
ret = new UserType (rtb.Rule.FullName);
} else {
// System type. Use reflection.
Type type = (Type) t;
object[] attrs = type.GetCustomAttributes (typeof (RuleBindingAttribute), false);
if (errors && attrs.Length == 0)
throw ExHelp.App ("Expected type {0} to have a RuleBindingAttribute " +
"but it didn't. This type is not allowed to be a rule baseclass.", type);
ret = new UserType (((RuleBindingAttribute) attrs[0]).RuleType);
}
if (ret.Resolve (trc, errors)) {
if (errors)
throw ExHelp.App ("Failed to resolve bound rule type {0}", ret);
return null;
}
return ret;
}
// General
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve (trc, errors);
foreach (FieldInfo fi in fields)
ret |= fi.Type.Resolve (trc, errors);
return ret;
}
public UserType ResolveUsedStructureType (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved) {
if (errors)
throw new InvalidOperationException ();
return null;
}
UserType ret;
if (IsUser) {
// User type. Use our lookup tables
StructureBoundItem sbi = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem ((string) t) as StructureBoundItem;
if (sbi == null) {
if (errors)
throw ExHelp.App ("Expected structure bound item but got {0} for {1}",
trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem ((string) t), this);
return null;
}
if (!sbi.UsesStructure)
return null;
ret = sbi.NS.ParamsType;
} else {
// System type. Use reflection.
Type type = (Type) t;
object[] attrs = type.GetCustomAttributes (typeof (StructureBindingAttribute), false);
if (attrs.Length == 0)
throw ExHelp.App ("Expected type {0} to have a StructureBindingAttribute " +
"but it didn't", type);
StructureBindingAttribute attr = (StructureBindingAttribute) attrs[0];
if (!attr.UsesStructure)
return null;
ret = new UserType (attr.StructureType);
}
if (ret.Resolve (trc, errors)) {
if (errors)
throw ExHelp.App ("Failed to resolve bound structure type {0}", ret);
return null;
}
return ret;
}
public bool ResolveExtension (string ext, TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (errors && typeargs != null)
// Don't want to think about how this should be handled.
throw new InvalidOperationException ();
string exname;
if (IsUser)
exname = ((string) t) + ext;
else
exname = ((Type) t).FullName + ext;
UserType exval = trc.Resolve (exname, false);
if (exval != null) {
this.t = exval.t;
resolved = true;
return false;
}
return Resolve (trc, errors);
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool ret = base.Resolve(trc, errors);
ret |= MatchType.ResolveExtension("RTemplate", trc, errors);
// RegexMatcher will handle distinguishing between when
// we return a Rule type and a TargetTemplate type, but we need
// to check if we require a binding.
bool?foo = MatchType.ResolvesAsRule(trc, errors);
if (foo == null)
{
// MatchType unresolved, can't say.
return(true);
}
if ((bool)foo)
{
// We point to a Rule, and ResolveUsedStructureType will
// complain if we call it on MatchType.
if (UsesStructure)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Odd, MatcherBuilder {0} is using its structure" +
"even though it points to a plain rule {1}", this,
MatchType);
}
return(false);
}
// We have a template, so see if it uses a structure
UserType stype = MatchType.ResolveUsedStructureType(trc, errors);
if (errors)
{
if (stype == null && UsesStructure)
{
// XXX is this actually an error? Shouldn't happen, I think.
Console.Error.WriteLine("Matcher {0} is bound to structure {1} but its " +
"associated template {2} is unbound", this,
Params, MatchType);
return(true);
}
else if (stype != null && !UsesStructure)
{
UseStructure();
}
else if (stype != null && !NS.ParamsType.Equals(stype))
{
// FIXME: see if Structure has a member of type stype.
Console.Error.WriteLine("Matcher {0} is bound to the structure {1} but its " +
"associated template {2} is bound to {3}", this,
Params, MatchType, stype);
return(true);
}
}
return(ret);
}
public virtual bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!registered) {
trc.Driver.DefineUserType (FullName, this);
registered = true;
}
if (errors && baseclass == null) {
Console.Error.WriteLine ("No base class set for item {0}", this);
return true;
}
bool ret = baseclass.Resolve (trc, errors);
if (implements != null) {
foreach (UserType ut in implements)
ret |= ut.Resolve (trc, errors);
}
return ret;
}
public UserType ResolveUsedStructureType(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved)
{
if (errors)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException();
}
return(null);
}
UserType ret;
if (IsUser)
{
// User type. Use our lookup tables
StructureBoundItem sbi = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem((string)t) as StructureBoundItem;
if (sbi == null)
{
if (errors)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Expected structure bound item but got {0} for {1}",
trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem((string)t), this);
}
return(null);
}
if (!sbi.UsesStructure)
{
return(null);
}
ret = sbi.NS.ParamsType;
}
else
{
// System type. Use reflection.
Type type = (Type)t;
object[] attrs = type.GetCustomAttributes(typeof(StructureBindingAttribute), false);
if (attrs.Length == 0)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Expected type {0} to have a StructureBindingAttribute " +
"but it didn't", type);
}
StructureBindingAttribute attr = (StructureBindingAttribute)attrs[0];
if (!attr.UsesStructure)
{
return(null);
}
ret = new UserType(attr.StructureType);
}
if (ret.Resolve(trc, errors))
{
if (errors)
{
throw ExHelp.App("Failed to resolve bound structure type {0}", ret);
}
return(null);
}
return(ret);
}
// Setup
public bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
// We need to resolve the rule as a template now, rather
// than letting NameLookupContext do it, because NLC will
// be operating with an undefined set of 'usings', and
// probably won't be able to find the RTemplate associated
// with the rule.
if (Rule.ResolveExtension("RTemplate", trc, errors))
{
return(true);
}
// Now we need to check that, if we have a template that
// uses a structure, that our provider can access such
// a structure, so that the template can actually be
// instantiated.
//
// FIXME: This code is exactly parallel to
// StructureBoundItem.ContextualStructRef.
UserType ttmpl = Rule.ResolveUsedStructureType(trc, errors);
if (ttmpl == null)
{
// Great, it's doesn't use anything, so whatever.
return(false);
}
// XXX shouldn't apply anymore -- unbound providers are now impossible.
// Would they have ever been useful?
//
//if (prov.Structure == null) {
//if (errors)
// Console.Error.WriteLine ("Target {0} in provider {1} references rule {2} that " +
// "is bound to structure {3}, but the provider is not " +
// "bound to a structure and so can provide no context",
// this, prov, Rule, ttmpl);
//return true;
//}
if (ttmpl.Equals(prov.NS.ParamsType))
{
// It just depends on our containing structure. No problem.
return(false);
}
foreach (string param in prov.Structure.Parameters)
{
if (prov.Structure[param] != StructureParameterKind.Structure)
{
continue;
}
if (ttmpl.Equals(prov.Structure.StructParamType(param)))
{
return(false);
}
}
if (errors)
{
// WORST ERROR MESSAGE EVAR
Console.Error.WriteLine("Target {0} in provider {1} references rule {2} that " +
"is bound to structure {3}, but the provider's containing " +
"structure {4} does not have an argument referencing that structure. " +
"You probably need to add another parameter to the containing structure.",
this, prov, Rule, ttmpl, prov.Structure);
}
return(true);
}
public override bool Resolve(TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
return(base.Resolve(trc, errors) | ResultType.Resolve(trc, errors));
}
public bool? ResolvesAsRule (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
if (!resolved) {
if (errors)
throw new InvalidOperationException ();
return null;
}
if (IsSystem)
// System type. Use reflection.
return typeof (Rule).IsAssignableFrom ((Type) t);
// User type. Use our lookup tables
TypeExpressedItem tei = trc.Driver.GetUserTypeItem ((string) t);
return (tei is RuleBuilder || tei is SourcefileRuleBuilder);
}
public abstract bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors);
public override bool Resolve (TypeResolveContext trc, bool errors)
{
bool res = base.Resolve (trc, errors);
foreach (StructureElement elt in elts)
res |= elt.Resolve (trc, errors);
foreach (UserType ut in structtypes.Values)
res |= ut.Resolve (trc, errors);
return res;
}
