private static void ExtractFunctions(KeyValuePair<string, XmlDocument> parsedFile)
{
var traverser = new XmlTraverser ();
var extractor = new ClassAndFunctionExtractor ();
traverser.AddVisitor (extractor);
traverser.Traverse (parsedFile.Value.FirstChild.NextSibling);
FunctionsHandler.Instance.CustomFunctions.AddRange (extractor.Functions);
foreach (var @class in extractor.Classes) {
foreach (var method in @class.Methods) {
//HACK: This is not a good way to handle this! Should we add a new derived function class called method that includes the class name
//-||-: and make a special list for them in the function handler, or is this okay?
method.Name = @class.Name + "->" + method.Name;
FunctionsHandler.Instance.CustomFunctions.Add (method);
}
}
}
private static File BuildFileCFGAndExtractFileInformation(KeyValuePair<string, XmlDocument> parsedFile)
{
var traverser = new XmlTraverser ();
var metricAnalyzer = new MetricVisitor ();
var extractor = new ClassAndFunctionExtractor ();
var printer = new ASTPrinter (Console.Out);
var cfgcreator = new SuperCFGCreator ();
traverser.AddVisitor (extractor);
traverser.AddVisitor (metricAnalyzer);
traverser.Traverse (parsedFile.Value.FirstChild.NextSibling);
cfgcreator.Traverse (parsedFile.Value.FirstChild.NextSibling);
var ctlPrep = new CFGCTLPreparation ();
ctlPrep.AddSelfLoops (cfgcreator.Graph);
File file = new File (parsedFile.Value) {
CFG = cfgcreator.Graph,
FullPath = parsedFile.Key,
Interfaces = extractor.Interfaces.GroupBy (i => i.Name, i => i).ToDictionary (i => i.Key, i => i.ToList ()),
Classes = extractor.Classes.GroupBy (c => c.Name, c => c).ToDictionary (c => c.Key, c => c.ToList ()),
Closures = extractor.Closures.ToArray (),
Functions = extractor.Functions.GroupBy (i => i.Name, i => i).ToDictionary (i => i.Key, i => i.ToList ())
};
return file;
}
private static File BuildFileCFGAndExtractFileInformation(KeyValuePair<string, XmlDocument> parsedFile)
{
var traverser = new XmlTraverser();
var metricAnalyzer = new MetricVisitor();
var extractor = new ClassAndFunctionExtractor();
var printer = new ASTPrinter(Console.Out);
var cfgcreator = new CFGCreator();
traverser.AddVisitor(extractor);
traverser.AddVisitor(metricAnalyzer);
traverser.AddVisitor(cfgcreator);
//traverser.AddVisitor(printer);
traverser.AddVisitors(_components.AstVisitors.ToArray());
traverser.Traverse(parsedFile.Value.FirstChild.NextSibling);
foreach (var function in extractor.Functions)
{
function.File = parsedFile.Key;
}
foreach (var closure in extractor.Closures)
{
closure.File = parsedFile.Key;
}
FunctionsHandler.Instance.CustomFunctions.AddRange(extractor.Functions);
foreach (var @class in extractor.Classes)
{
@class.File = parsedFile.Key;
foreach (var method in @class.Methods)
{
//HACK: This is not a good way to handle this! Should we add a new derived function class called method that includes the class name
//-||-: and make a special list for them in the function handler, or is this okay?
method.Name = @class.Name + "->" + method.Name;
method.File = parsedFile.Key;
FunctionsHandler.Instance.CustomFunctions.Add(method);
}
}
//cfgcreator.Graph.VisualizeGraph("graph", Program.Configuration.GraphSettings);
var cfgPruner = new CFGPruner();
cfgPruner.Prune(cfgcreator.Graph);
//cfgcreator.Graph.VisualizeGraph("graph-pruned", Configuration.GraphSettings);
File file = new File(parsedFile.Value) {
CFG = cfgcreator.Graph,
FullPath = parsedFile.Key,
Interfaces = extractor.Interfaces.GroupBy(i => i.Name, i => i).ToDictionary(i => i.Key, i => i.ToList()),
Classes = extractor.Classes.GroupBy(c => c.Name, c => c).ToDictionary(c => c.Key, c => c.ToList()),
Closures = extractor.Closures.ToArray(),
Functions = extractor.Functions.GroupBy(i => i.Name, i => i).ToDictionary(i => i.Key, i => i.ToList())
};
return file;
}