//*
// * Finds the look-ahead set for a production pattern element. The
// * maximum look-ahead length must be specified. This method takes
// * the element repeats into consideration when creating the
// * look-ahead set, but does NOT include an empty sequence even if
// * the minimum count is zero (0). It is also possible to specify a
// * look-ahead set filter, which will make sure that unnecessary
// * token sequences will be avoided.
// *
// * @param elem the production pattern element
// * @param length the maximum look-ahead length
// * @param stack the call stack used for loop detection
// * @param filter the look-ahead set filter
// *
// * @return the look-ahead set for the pattern element
// *
// * @throws ParserCreationException if an infinite loop was found
// * in the grammar
//
private LookAheadSet FindLookAhead(ProductionPatternElement elem, int length, CallStack stack, LookAheadSet filter)
{
LookAheadSet result = default(LookAheadSet);
LookAheadSet first = default(LookAheadSet);
LookAheadSet follow = default(LookAheadSet);
int max = 0;
// Find initial element look-ahead
first = FindLookAhead(elem, length, 0, stack, filter);
result = new LookAheadSet(length);
result.AddAll(first);
if (filter == null || !filter.IsOverlap(result))
{
return(result);
}
// Handle element repetitions
if (elem.MaxCount == Int32.MaxValue)
{
first = first.CreateRepetitive();
}
max = elem.MaxCount;
if (length < max)
{
max = length;
}
for (int i = 1; i <= max - 1; i++)
{
first = first.CreateOverlaps(filter);
if (first.Size() <= 0 || first.GetMinLength() >= length)
{
break; // TODO: might not be correct. Was : Exit For
}
follow = FindLookAhead(elem, length, 0, stack, filter.CreateFilter(first));
first = first.CreateCombination(follow);
result.AddAll(first);
}
return(result);
}