public override bool Walk(DelStatement node)
{
foreach (var expr in node.Expressions) {
DefineExpr(expr);
}
return false;
}
// del_stmt: "del" target_list
// for error reporting reasons we allow any expression and then report the bad
// delete node when it fails. This is the reason we don't call ParseTargetList.
private Statement ParseDelStmt()
{
var curLookahead = _lookahead;
NextToken();
string delWhiteSpace = _tokenWhiteSpace;
var start = GetStart();
List<string> itemWhiteSpace;
DelStatement ret;
if (PeekToken(TokenKind.NewLine) || PeekToken(TokenKind.EndOfFile)) {
ReportSyntaxError(curLookahead.Span.Start, curLookahead.Span.End, "expected expression after del");
ret = new DelStatement(new Expression[0]);
} else {
List<Expression> l = ParseExprList(out itemWhiteSpace);
foreach (Expression e in l) {
if (e is ErrorExpression) {
continue;
}
string delError = e.CheckDelete();
if (delError != null) {
ReportSyntaxError(e.StartIndex, e.EndIndex, delError, ErrorCodes.SyntaxError);
}
}
ret = new DelStatement(l.ToArray());
if (itemWhiteSpace != null) {
AddListWhiteSpace(ret, itemWhiteSpace.ToArray());
}
}
ret.SetLoc(start, GetEnd());
if (_verbatim) {
AddPreceedingWhiteSpace(ret, delWhiteSpace);
}
return ret;
}
// DelStmt
public override void PostWalk(DelStatement node)
{
foreach (Expression e in node.Expressions) {
e.Walk(_fdel);
}
}
public override bool Walk(DelStatement node)
{
UpdateChildRanges(node);
return base.Walk(node);
}
// DelStatement
public override bool Walk(DelStatement node)
{
return ShouldWalkWorker(node);
}
public override void PostWalk(DelStatement node)
{
PostWalkWorker(node);
}
