public IExpression DetachFieldInitialization()
{
if (this.InitValue.IsUndef())
{
return(null);
}
if (this.InitValue == null)
{
// we need to save it for later to change the errors, user does not see this call, but she/he
// sees the field
this.autoFieldDefaultInit = FunctionCall.Constructor(NameReference.Create(fieldReference(),
NameFactory.InitConstructorName));
return(this.autoFieldDefaultInit);
}
else if (!this.InitValue.IsUndef())
{
this.initValue.DetachFrom(this);
IExpression init;
// if the init value is constructor call, there is no point in creating around it
// another constructor call. Instead get the init step and reuse it, this time
// with given field directly, for example
// x = Foo()
// translates to
// x = (__this__ = alloc Foo ; __this__.init() ; __this__)
// so we rip off the init step and replace the object, which results in
// x.init()
if (this.initValue is New block
// do not use this optimization for heap objects!
&& !block.IsHeapInitialization)
{
FunctionCall cons_call = block.InitConstructorCall;
cons_call.DetachFrom(block);
cons_call.Name.ReplacePrefix(fieldReference());
init = cons_call;
}
else
{
init = Assignment.CreateStatement(fieldReference(), this.initValue);
}
this.initValue = null;
return(init);
}
