public PieGrammar()
{
// Module is the root of it all
var root = new NonTerminal("root");
this.Root = root;
// Containers for various sets of related rules.
Keywords = new Rules.KeywordRules(this);
Operators = new Rules.OperatorRules(this);
Literals = new Rules.LiteralRules(this);
Namespaces = new Rules.NamespaceRules(this);
Classes = new ClassRules(this);
MethodDeclarations = new Rules.MethodDeclarationRules(this);
Lists = new ListRules(this);
IfBlocks = new IfBlockRules(this);
Enums = new EnumRules(this);
ForLoops = new ForLoopRules(this);
WhileLoops = new WhileLoopRules(this);
Constructors = new ConstructorRules(this);
Properties = new PropertyRules(this);
Exceptions = new ExceptionRules(this);
Switches = new SwitchRules(this);
Delegates = new DelegateRules(this);
Interfaces = new InterfaceRules(this);
// A type name, which my be simple, generic, or an array.
TypeName = new NonTerminal("type_name");
// Use to signify an identifer: don't create others, just use this one.
Identifier = new IdentifierTerminal("identifier");
Identifier.AllChars += '.';
// An identifier with generic type names "List{int}"
GenericIdentifier = new NonTerminal("generic_identifier");
GenericIdentifier.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.PlusIdentifierList + ToTerm("}");
// A typename and an identifier. This needs to be in a unique rule
// or the parser gets confused between variable declarations and method declarations.
TwoIdentifiers = new NonTerminal("twoidentifiers");
TwoIdentifiers.Rule = TypeName + Identifier;
// An expression that can be assigned a value.
Assignable = new NonTerminal("Assignable");
// Explicit variable declaration: "int i"
ExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("explicit_variable_declaration");
// A method invocation
MethodInvocation = new NonTerminal("method_invocation");
// A method invocation with generic type names.
GenericMethodInvocation = new NonTerminal("generic_method_invocation");
// Expression: pretty much anything found in a method body.
expression = new NonTerminal("expression");
// Implicit variable declaration: "var i = 0"
ImplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("implicit_variable_declaration");
// List of valid conditional expressions
ValidConditionals = new NonTerminal("valid_conditionals");
// new foo()
Instantiation = new NonTerminal("instantiation");
// The list of valid arguments for a method invocation
var validArguments = new NonTerminal("valid_arguments");
// List of arguments for a method invocation
ArgumentList = new NonTerminal("argument_list");
// A return expression that does not return a value.
Return = new NonTerminal("return");
// Return expression that does return a value.
ReturnValue = new NonTerminal("return_value");
OpenParenthese = ToTerm("(");
CloseParenthese = ToTerm(")");
// A continue expression for continuing loops.
var Continue = ToTerm("continue", "continue_keyword");
Continue.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
// List of valid conditional expressions (for now, any expression).
ValidConditionals.Rule = expression;
// A directioned method argument "ref int i" or "out int i"
var outArgument = new NonTerminal("out_argument");
outArgument.Rule = (Keywords.Out | Keywords.Ref) + expression;
// Comma separated list of method invocation arguments.
ArgumentList.Rule = MakeStarRule(ArgumentList, ToTerm(","), validArguments);
// List of valid method invocation arguments.
validArguments.Rule = expression | outArgument;
// An array: identifier []
var array = new NonTerminal("array");
array.Rule = Identifier +ToTerm("[")+ ToTerm("]");
// Identifier that is indexed: identifier[1]
var indexedIdentifier = new NonTerminal("indexed_identifier");
indexedIdentifier.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") +expression+ ToTerm("]");
// A type name can be a simple name, an array, or a generic.
TypeName.Rule = Identifier | array | GenericIdentifier;
// int i
var simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("simple_explicit_variable_declaration");
simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + Identifier;
// int [] i
var arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("array_explicit_variable_declaration");
arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + ToTerm("]") + Identifier;
// List{int} i
var genericExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("generic_explicit_variable_declaration");
genericExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.StarIdentifierList + ToTerm("}") + Identifier;
// var i
ImplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Keywords.Var + Identifier;
ExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = (simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration
| arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration
| genericExplicitVariableDeclaration
| ImplicitVariableDeclaration
)
+ (Empty | Eos);
// methodname(arguments)
MethodInvocation.Rule = Identifier + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese + (Eos | Empty);
GenericMethodInvocation.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.StarIdentifierList + ToTerm("}") + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese + (Eos | Empty);
// Expressions that are "terminals" they don't go further, such as literals.
var terms = new NonTerminal("terminals");
var parExp = new NonTerminal("par_exp");
expression.Rule = terms
| Operators.Assignment
| Operators.BinaryOperator
| Operators.UnaryOperator
| IfBlocks.SimpleIfBlock
| IfBlocks.BodiedIfBlock
| ForLoops.SimpleForLoop
| ForLoops.BodiedForLoop
| WhileLoops.SimpleWhileLoop
| WhileLoops.BodiedWhileLoop
| Delegates.EventMember
| Return
| ReturnValue
| Instantiation
| indexedIdentifier
| Exceptions.ExceptionHandlingBlock
| Exceptions.ThrowStatement
| Switches.SwitchBlock;
terms.Rule = Identifier
| Literals.NumberLiteral
| Literals.StringLiteral
| Literals.BoolLiteral
| Literals.Null
| Literals.CharLiteral
| ExplicitVariableDeclaration
| MethodInvocation
| GenericMethodInvocation
| Keywords.Value
| parExp;
MarkTransient(terms);
// An expression can be an expression nested in parenthese.
parExp.Rule = ToTerm("(") + expression + ToTerm(")");
// Explicit variable declarations and identifiers can be assigned to.
Assignable.Rule = ExplicitVariableDeclaration | Identifier;
// continue to keep running a loop
var continueKeyword = ToTerm("continue", "continue_keyword");
continueKeyword.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
// Return keyword can simply return, or return a value.
var returnKeyword = ToTerm("return", "return_keyword");
returnKeyword.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
Return.Rule = returnKeyword + (Eos | Empty);
ReturnValue.Rule = returnKeyword + expression + (Eos | Empty);
// new foo() or new foo{int}()
var newInstantiate = new NonTerminal("new_instantiate");
newInstantiate.Rule = Identifier + Classes.GenericTypeListOpt + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese;
// new foo[2]
var arrayInstantiate = new NonTerminal("array_instantiate");
arrayInstantiate.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + expression + ToTerm("]");
// The different ways of instantiating.
Instantiation.Rule = Keywords.New
+ (newInstantiate | arrayInstantiate)
+ (Empty | Eos);
Namespaces.Define();
Classes.Define();
MethodDeclarations.Define();
Lists.Define();
Operators.Define();
IfBlocks.Define();
Enums.Define();
ForLoops.Define();
WhileLoops.Define();
Constructors.Define();
Properties.Define();
Exceptions.Define();
Switches.Define();
Delegates.Define();
Interfaces.Define();
// Comments defining comment tokens.
var singleLineComment = new CommentTerminal("SingleLineComment", "//", "\r", "\n", "\u2085", "\u2028", "\u2029");
var delimitedComment = new CommentTerminal("DelimitedComment", "/*", "*/");
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(singleLineComment);
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(delimitedComment);
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(ToTerm(@"\"));
RegisterBracePair("(", ")");
RegisterBracePair("{", "}");
AddToNoReportGroup("(");
AddToNoReportGroup(Eos);
MarkPunctuation(OpenParenthese, CloseParenthese, ToTerm(","), ToTerm(":"));
root.Rule = Namespaces.NamespaceMembersList;
this.LanguageFlags = LanguageFlags.NewLineBeforeEOF | LanguageFlags.SupportsBigInt;
}
public PieGrammar()
{
// Module is the root of it all
var root = new NonTerminal("root");
this.Root = root;
// Containers for various sets of related rules.
Keywords = new Rules.KeywordRules(this);
Operators = new Rules.OperatorRules(this);
Literals = new Rules.LiteralRules(this);
Namespaces = new Rules.NamespaceRules(this);
Classes = new ClassRules(this);
MethodDeclarations = new Rules.MethodDeclarationRules(this);
Lists = new ListRules(this);
IfBlocks = new IfBlockRules(this);
Enums = new EnumRules(this);
ForLoops = new ForLoopRules(this);
WhileLoops = new WhileLoopRules(this);
Constructors = new ConstructorRules(this);
Properties = new PropertyRules(this);
Exceptions = new ExceptionRules(this);
Switches = new SwitchRules(this);
Delegates = new DelegateRules(this);
Interfaces = new InterfaceRules(this);
// A type name, which my be simple, generic, or an array.
TypeName = new NonTerminal("type_name");
// Use to signify an identifer: don't create others, just use this one.
Identifier = new IdentifierTerminal("identifier");
Identifier.AllChars += '.';
// An identifier with generic type names "List{int}"
GenericIdentifier = new NonTerminal("generic_identifier");
GenericIdentifier.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.PlusIdentifierList + ToTerm("}");
// A typename and an identifier. This needs to be in a unique rule
// or the parser gets confused between variable declarations and method declarations.
TwoIdentifiers = new NonTerminal("twoidentifiers");
TwoIdentifiers.Rule = TypeName + Identifier;
// An expression that can be assigned a value.
Assignable = new NonTerminal("Assignable");
// Explicit variable declaration: "int i"
ExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("explicit_variable_declaration");
// A method invocation
MethodInvocation = new NonTerminal("method_invocation");
// A method invocation with generic type names.
GenericMethodInvocation = new NonTerminal("generic_method_invocation");
// Expression: pretty much anything found in a method body.
expression = new NonTerminal("expression");
// Implicit variable declaration: "var i = 0"
ImplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("implicit_variable_declaration");
// List of valid conditional expressions
ValidConditionals = new NonTerminal("valid_conditionals");
// new foo()
Instantiation = new NonTerminal("instantiation");
// The list of valid arguments for a method invocation
var validArguments = new NonTerminal("valid_arguments");
// List of arguments for a method invocation
ArgumentList = new NonTerminal("argument_list");
// A return expression that does not return a value.
Return = new NonTerminal("return");
// Return expression that does return a value.
ReturnValue = new NonTerminal("return_value");
OpenParenthese = ToTerm("(");
CloseParenthese = ToTerm(")");
// A continue expression for continuing loops.
var Continue = ToTerm("continue", "continue_keyword");
Continue.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
// List of valid conditional expressions (for now, any expression).
ValidConditionals.Rule = expression;
// A directioned method argument "ref int i" or "out int i"
var outArgument = new NonTerminal("out_argument");
outArgument.Rule = (Keywords.Out | Keywords.Ref) + expression;
// Comma separated list of method invocation arguments.
ArgumentList.Rule = MakeStarRule(ArgumentList, ToTerm(","), validArguments);
// List of valid method invocation arguments.
validArguments.Rule = expression | outArgument;
// An array: identifier []
var array = new NonTerminal("array");
array.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + ToTerm("]");
// Identifier that is indexed: identifier[1]
var indexedIdentifier = new NonTerminal("indexed_identifier");
indexedIdentifier.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + expression + ToTerm("]");
// A type name can be a simple name, an array, or a generic.
TypeName.Rule = Identifier | array | GenericIdentifier;
// int i
var simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("simple_explicit_variable_declaration");
simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + Identifier;
// int [] i
var arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("array_explicit_variable_declaration");
arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + ToTerm("]") + Identifier;
// List{int} i
var genericExplicitVariableDeclaration = new NonTerminal("generic_explicit_variable_declaration");
genericExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.StarIdentifierList + ToTerm("}") + Identifier;
// var i
ImplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = Keywords.Var + Identifier;
ExplicitVariableDeclaration.Rule = (simpleExplicitVariableDeclaration
| arrayExplicitVariableDeclaration
| genericExplicitVariableDeclaration
| ImplicitVariableDeclaration
)
+ (Empty | Eos);
// methodname(arguments)
MethodInvocation.Rule = Identifier + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese + (Eos | Empty);
GenericMethodInvocation.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("{") + Lists.StarIdentifierList + ToTerm("}") + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese + (Eos | Empty);
// Expressions that are "terminals" they don't go further, such as literals.
var terms = new NonTerminal("terminals");
var parExp = new NonTerminal("par_exp");
expression.Rule = terms
| Operators.Assignment
| Operators.BinaryOperator
| Operators.UnaryOperator
| IfBlocks.SimpleIfBlock
| IfBlocks.BodiedIfBlock
| ForLoops.SimpleForLoop
| ForLoops.BodiedForLoop
| WhileLoops.SimpleWhileLoop
| WhileLoops.BodiedWhileLoop
| Delegates.EventMember
| Return
| ReturnValue
| Instantiation
| indexedIdentifier
| Exceptions.ExceptionHandlingBlock
| Exceptions.ThrowStatement
| Switches.SwitchBlock;
terms.Rule = Identifier
| Literals.NumberLiteral
| Literals.StringLiteral
| Literals.BoolLiteral
| Literals.Null
| Literals.CharLiteral
| ExplicitVariableDeclaration
| MethodInvocation
| GenericMethodInvocation
| Keywords.Value
| parExp;
MarkTransient(terms);
// An expression can be an expression nested in parenthese.
parExp.Rule = ToTerm("(") + expression + ToTerm(")");
// Explicit variable declarations and identifiers can be assigned to.
Assignable.Rule = ExplicitVariableDeclaration | Identifier | indexedIdentifier;
// continue to keep running a loop
var continueKeyword = ToTerm("continue", "continue_keyword");
continueKeyword.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
// Return keyword can simply return, or return a value.
var returnKeyword = ToTerm("return", "return_keyword");
returnKeyword.Flags = TermFlags.IsReservedWord;
Return.Rule = returnKeyword + (Eos | Empty);
ReturnValue.Rule = returnKeyword + expression + (Eos | Empty);
// new foo() or new foo{int}()
var newInstantiate = new NonTerminal("new_instantiate");
newInstantiate.Rule = Identifier + Classes.GenericTypeListOpt + OpenParenthese + ArgumentList + CloseParenthese;
// new foo[2]
var arrayInstantiate = new NonTerminal("array_instantiate");
arrayInstantiate.Rule = Identifier + ToTerm("[") + expression + ToTerm("]");
// The different ways of instantiating.
Instantiation.Rule = Keywords.New
+ (newInstantiate | arrayInstantiate)
+ (Empty | Eos);
Namespaces.Define();
Classes.Define();
MethodDeclarations.Define();
Lists.Define();
Operators.Define();
IfBlocks.Define();
Enums.Define();
ForLoops.Define();
WhileLoops.Define();
Constructors.Define();
Properties.Define();
Exceptions.Define();
Switches.Define();
Delegates.Define();
Interfaces.Define();
// Comments defining comment tokens.
var singleLineComment = new CommentTerminal("SingleLineComment", "//", "\r", "\n", "\u2085", "\u2028", "\u2029");
var delimitedComment = new CommentTerminal("DelimitedComment", "/*", "*/");
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(singleLineComment);
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(delimitedComment);
NonGrammarTerminals.Add(ToTerm(@"\"));
RegisterBracePair("(", ")");
RegisterBracePair("{", "}");
AddToNoReportGroup("(");
AddToNoReportGroup(Eos);
MarkPunctuation(OpenParenthese, CloseParenthese, ToTerm(","), ToTerm(":"));
root.Rule = Namespaces.NamespaceMembersList;
this.LanguageFlags = LanguageFlags.NewLineBeforeEOF | LanguageFlags.SupportsBigInt;
}