public TSQLStatementReader(
TextReader tsqlStream)
{
tokenizer = new TSQLTokenizer(tsqlStream);
// move to first token
tokenizer.MoveNext();
}
public bool MoveNext()
{
CheckDisposed();
if (_hasMore)
{
while (
_tokenizer.MoveNext() &&
(
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.SingleLineComment ||
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.MultilineComment ||
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.Whitespace ||
(
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.Character &&
_tokenizer.Current.AsCharacter.Character == TSQLCharacters.Semicolon
)
))
{
}
if (_tokenizer.Current == null)
{
_hasMore = false;
return(_hasMore);
}
_current = new TSQLStatementParserFactory().Create(_tokenizer.Current).Parse(_tokenizer);
}
return(_hasMore);
}
public bool MoveNext()
{
CheckDisposed();
if (_hasMore)
{
// push the tokenizer to the next token
// eat up any tokens inbetween statements until we get to something that might start a new statement
// which should be a keyword if the batch is valid
// if the last statement parser did not swallow the final semicolon, or there were multiple semicolons, we will swallow it also
while (
_tokenizer.MoveNext() &&
(
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.SingleLineComment ||
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.MultilineComment ||
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.Whitespace ||
(
_tokenizer.Current.Type == TSQLTokenType.Character &&
_tokenizer.Current.AsCharacter.Character == TSQLCharacters.Semicolon
)
))
{
;
}
if (_tokenizer.Current == null)
{
_hasMore = false;
return(_hasMore);
}
_current = new TSQLStatementParserFactory().Create(_tokenizer).Parse();
}
return(_hasMore);
}
