// A general purpose helper function for parsing the tail of a
// binary operation (the operator and the right hand term).
// Continues parsing binary operations on the same precedence level
// recursively.
private IExpression ParseBinaryOpTail(IExpression leftHandOperand,
Func<IExpression> parseRightHandSideOperand, params string[] operators)
{
if (Input.NextTokenOneOf<OperatorToken>(operators))
{
var opToken = Input.Consume<OperatorToken>();
var rightHandOperand = parseRightHandSideOperand();
var operatorExp = new BinaryOperatorExpression(MiniJavaInfo.ConvertOperator(opToken.Lexeme),
leftHandOperand, rightHandOperand, opToken.Row, opToken.Col);
return ParseBinaryOpTail(operatorExp, parseRightHandSideOperand, operators);
}
else
return leftHandOperand;
}
public override void Visit(BinaryOperatorExpression node)
{
var op = MiniJavaInfo.GetOperator(node.Operator);
if (op.OperandType == MiniJavaInfo.AnyType)
{ // Operands can be of any type but they must be compatible.
CheckOperandCompatibility(node, node.LeftOperand.Type, node.RightOperand.Type);
}
else
{
CheckBinaryOperatorOperands(node, node.LeftOperand.Type, node.RightOperand.Type);
}
}
public override void Visit(BinaryOperatorExpression node)
{
HandleExpressionOrStatementNode(node);
}
private void CheckBinaryOperatorOperands(BinaryOperatorExpression node, IType left, IType right)
{
var op = MiniJavaInfo.GetOperator(node.Operator);
var expected = _parent._symbolTable.ResolveType(op.OperandType).Type;
if (left.IsAssignableTo(expected) && right.IsAssignableTo(expected))
{ // Everything OK.
return;
}
Debug.Assert(!(left is ErrorType && right is ErrorType));
ReportBinaryOperatorError(node, left, right);
}
private void ReportBinaryOperatorError(BinaryOperatorExpression node, IType left, IType right)
{
string errormsg;
string opRepr = MiniJavaInfo.OperatorRepr(node.Operator);
if (left is ErrorType)
{
errormsg = String.Format("Invalid operand of type {0} for operator {1}.", right.Name, opRepr);
}
else if (right is ErrorType)
{
errormsg = String.Format("Invalid operand of type {0} for operator {1}.", left.Name, opRepr);
}
else
{
errormsg = String.Format("Cannot apply operator {0} on arguments of type {1} and {2}.",
opRepr, left.Name, right.Name);
}
ReportError(ErrorTypes.TypeError, errormsg, node);
}
private void CheckOperandCompatibility(BinaryOperatorExpression node, IType left, IType right)
{
if (left.IsAssignableTo(right) || right.IsAssignableTo(left))
return;
ReportError(ErrorTypes.TypeError,
String.Format("Cannot apply operator {0} on arguments of type {1} and {2}.",
node.Operator, left.Name, right.Name), node);
}
