public SrcMethod Parse(string aText)
{
ParserSrcMethod methodParser = new ParserSrcMethod();
SrcMethod method = methodParser.Parse(ref aText);
// And then parse what's left as the class
if (method != null)
{
ParserSrcClass classParser = new ParserSrcClass();
SrcClass classObject = classParser.Parse(ref aText);
//
classObject.AddMethod(method);
}
return(method);
}
public SrcClass Parse(ref string aText)
{
SrcClass ret = new SrcClass();
// First look for the class separator. If we find that, then everything before
// it is the class name.
//
// If no class separator exists, then we treat the whole thing as the class
// name.
int pos = aText.IndexOf(SrcClass.KClassSeparator);
if (pos > 0 || pos < 0)
{
// By default, treat the whole text as the class name
string className = aText;
if (pos > 0)
{
className = aText.Substring(0, pos);
aText = aText.Substring(pos + SrcClass.KClassSeparator.Length);
ret.Name = className;
}
else
{
// Everything was consumed... We return the 'global function' class
// for this text
aText = string.Empty;
}
}
else
{
// First thing in the string is the class separator.
// Odd?
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(false);
}
return(ret);
}
