/// <summary>
/// Try to skip over a template header
/// </summary>
/// <param name="OriginalReader">Tokens to parse</param>
/// <param name="Fragment">Fragment containing these tokens</param>
bool ReadTypedefHeader(TokenReader OriginalReader, SourceFragment Fragment)
{
TokenReader Reader = new TokenReader(OriginalReader);
// Check for the typedef keyword
Token PreviousToken = Reader.Current;
if (Reader.Current.Text != "typedef" || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Scan to the next semicolon
while (Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines) && Reader.Current.Text != ";" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
PreviousToken = Reader.Current;
}
// Ignore 'typedef struct' and 'typedef union' declarations.
if (Reader.Current.Text == "{")
{
return(false);
}
// Try to add a symbol for the previous token. If it already exists, replace it.
if (PreviousToken.Type == TokenType.Identifier && Rules.AllowSymbol(PreviousToken.Text))
{
AddSymbol(PreviousToken.Text, SymbolType.Typedef, null, Fragment, OriginalReader.TokenLocation);
}
// Move the original reader past the declaration
OriginalReader.Set(Reader);
return(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Try to read a class or struct header
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Reader">Tokens to parse</param>
/// <param name="Fragment">Fragment containing these tokens</param>
bool ReadClassOrStructHeader(TokenReader OriginalReader, SourceFragment Fragment)
{
TokenReader Reader = new TokenReader(OriginalReader);
// Make sure it's the right type
SymbolType Type;
if (Reader.Current.Text == "class")
{
Type = SymbolType.Class;
}
else if (Reader.Current.Text == "struct")
{
Type = SymbolType.Struct;
}
else
{
return(false);
}
// Move to the name
string ClassOrStructKeyword = Reader.Current.Text;
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Skip over an optional DLL export declaration
if (Reader.Current.Type == TokenType.Identifier && Reader.Current.Text.EndsWith("_API") && !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Read the class name
string Name = Reader.Current.Text;
if (Reader.Current.Type != TokenType.Identifier || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != ":" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
return(false);
}
// Create the symbol
if (Rules.AllowSymbol(Name))
{
string ForwardDeclaration = String.Format("{0} {1};", ClassOrStructKeyword, Name);
AddSymbol(Name, Type, ForwardDeclaration, Fragment, OriginalReader.TokenLocation);
}
// Move the original reader past the declaration
OriginalReader.Set(Reader);
return(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Parse an "enum class" declaration, and add a symbol for it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Reader">Tokens to be parsed. On success, this is assigned to a new </param>
/// <param name="Fragment">Fragment containing these tokens</param>
bool ReadEnumClassHeader(TokenReader OriginalReader, SourceFragment Fragment)
{
TokenReader Reader = new TokenReader(OriginalReader);
// Read the 'enum class' tokens
if (Reader.Current.Text != "enum" || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != "class" || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Read the name, make sure we haven't read a definition for it already, and check it's an enum declaration
string Name = Reader.Current.Text;
if (Reader.Current.Type != TokenType.Identifier || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != ";" && Reader.Current.Text != ":" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
return(false);
}
// Build the forward declaration for it
StringBuilder ForwardDeclaration = new StringBuilder();
ForwardDeclaration.AppendFormat("enum class {0}", Name);
while (Reader.Current.Text != ";" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
// Append the next token
if (Reader.Current.HasLeadingSpace)
{
ForwardDeclaration.Append(" ");
}
ForwardDeclaration.Append(Reader.Current.Text);
// Try to move to the next token
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
}
ForwardDeclaration.Append(";");
// Create a symbol for it if it's an actual definition rather than a forward declaration
if (Reader.Current.Text == "{" && Rules.AllowSymbol(Name))
{
AddSymbol(Name, SymbolType.Enumeration, ForwardDeclaration.ToString(), Fragment, OriginalReader.TokenLocation);
}
// Update the original reader to be the new location
OriginalReader.Set(Reader);
return(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Try to read a template class or struct header
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Reader">Tokens to parse</param>
/// <param name="Fragment">Fragment containing these tokens</param>
bool ReadTemplateClassOrStructHeader(TokenReader OriginalReader, SourceFragment Fragment)
{
TokenReader Reader = new TokenReader(OriginalReader);
// Check for the template keyword
if (Reader.Current.Text != "template")
{
return(false);
}
// Create a buffer to store the template prefix
List <Token> Tokens = new List <Token>();
Tokens.Add(Reader.Current);
// Check for the opening argument list
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines) || Reader.Current.Text != "<")
{
return(false);
}
// Read the argument list, keeping track of any symbols referenced along the way
while (Tokens[Tokens.Count - 1].Text != ">")
{
Tokens.Add(Reader.Current);
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
}
// Get the symbol type
SymbolType Type;
if (Reader.Current.Text == "class")
{
Type = SymbolType.TemplateClass;
}
else if (Reader.Current.Text == "struct")
{
Type = SymbolType.TemplateStruct;
}
else
{
return(false);
}
// Add the class or struct keyword
Tokens.Add(Reader.Current);
// Move to the name
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Skip over an optional DLL export declaration
if (Reader.Current.Type == TokenType.Identifier && Reader.Current.Text.EndsWith("_API") && !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Read the class name and check it's followed by a class body or inheritance list
string Name = Reader.Current.Text;
if (Reader.Current.Type != TokenType.Identifier || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != ":" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
return(false);
}
// Create the symbol.
if (Rules.AllowSymbol(Name))
{
// Only allow forward declarations of templates with class and typename arguments and no defaults (ie. no enums or class names which may have to be forward-declared separately).
string ForwardDeclaration = null;
if (!Tokens.Any(x => x.Text == "="))
{
ForwardDeclaration = String.Format("{0} {1};", Token.Format(Tokens), Name);
for (int Idx = 2; Idx < Tokens.Count - 2; Idx += 3)
{
if (Tokens[Idx].Text != "class" && Tokens[Idx].Text != "typename")
{
ForwardDeclaration = null;
break;
}
}
}
AddSymbol(Name, Type, ForwardDeclaration, Fragment, OriginalReader.TokenLocation);
}
// Move the original reader past the declaration
OriginalReader.Set(Reader);
return(true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Parse an "enum class" declaration, and add a symbol for it
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Reader">Tokens to be parsed. On success, this is assigned to a new </param>
/// <param name="Fragment">Fragment containing these tokens</param>
bool ReadEnumClassHeader(TokenReader OriginalReader, SourceFragment Fragment)
{
TokenReader Reader = new TokenReader(OriginalReader);
// Read the UENUM prefix if present. We don't want to forward-declare types that need to be parsed by UHT, because it needs the definition.
bool bIsUENUM = false;
if (Reader.Current.Text == "UENUM")
{
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines) || Reader.Current.Text != "(")
{
return(false);
}
while (Reader.Current.Text != ")")
{
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
}
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
bIsUENUM = true;
}
// Read the 'enum class' tokens
if (Reader.Current.Text != "enum" || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != "class" || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
// Read the name, make sure we haven't read a definition for it already, and check it's an enum declaration
string Name = Reader.Current.Text;
if (Reader.Current.Type != TokenType.Identifier || !Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
if (Reader.Current.Text != ";" && Reader.Current.Text != ":" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
return(false);
}
// Build the forward declaration for it. Don't forward-declare UENUM types because UHT needs to parse their definition first.
string ForwardDeclaration = null;
if (!bIsUENUM)
{
StringBuilder ForwardDeclarationBuilder = new StringBuilder();
ForwardDeclarationBuilder.AppendFormat("enum class {0}", Name);
while (Reader.Current.Text != ";" && Reader.Current.Text != "{")
{
// Append the next token
if (Reader.Current.HasLeadingSpace)
{
ForwardDeclarationBuilder.Append(" ");
}
ForwardDeclarationBuilder.Append(Reader.Current.Text);
// Try to move to the next token
if (!Reader.MoveNext(TokenReaderContext.IgnoreNewlines))
{
return(false);
}
}
ForwardDeclarationBuilder.Append(";");
ForwardDeclaration = ForwardDeclarationBuilder.ToString();
}
// Create a symbol for it if it's an actual definition rather than a forward declaration
if (Reader.Current.Text == "{" && Rules.AllowSymbol(Name))
{
AddSymbol(Name, SymbolType.Enumeration, ForwardDeclaration, Fragment, OriginalReader.TokenLocation);
}
// Update the original reader to be the new location
OriginalReader.Set(Reader);
return(true);
}