type of ast member vector. More...

#include <ast.hh>

Inheritance diagram for pegmatite::ASTContainer:

Public Member Functions
	ASTContainer ()
	Constructs the container, setting a thread-local value to point to it allowing constructors in fields of the subclass to register themselves in the members vector.

virtual void	construct (const InputRange &r, ASTStack &st)
	Asks all members to construct themselves from the stack. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from pegmatite::ASTNode
	ASTNode ()
	Constructs the AST node, with a null parent.

	ASTNode (const ASTNode &)=delete
	Copying AST nodes is not supported.

virtual	~ASTNode ()
	Destructor does nothing, virtual for subclasses to use. More...

ASTNode *	parent () const
	Returns the parent of this AST node, or `nullptr` if there isn't one (either if this is the root, or if it is still in the stack waiting to be added to the tree).

virtual bool	isa (char *x)
	Root implementation of the RTTI-replacement for builds not wishing to use RTTI. More...

template<class T >
bool	isa ()
	Returns true if this object is an instance of `T`. More...

template<class T >
T *	get_as ()
	Returns a pointer to this object as a pointer to a child class, or `nullptr` if the cast would be unsafe. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from pegmatite::ASTNode
virtual char *	kind ()
	Returns the kind of object class. More...

Static Protected Member Functions inherited from pegmatite::ASTNode
static char *	classKind ()
	Returns the unique identifier for this class.

Detailed Description

type of ast member vector.

The base class for non-leaf AST nodes. Subclasses can have instances of ASTMember subclasses as fields and will automatically construct them.

Member Function Documentation

virtual void pegmatite::ASTContainer::construct	(	const InputRange &	r,
		ASTStack &	st
	)

virtual

Asks all members to construct themselves from the stack.

The members are asked to construct themselves in reverse order from a node stack (st).

The input range (r) is unused, because the leaf nodes have already constructed themselves at this point.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

/Users/theraven/Documents/Work/Teaching/Compilers ACS Module/Coursework/Resources/Pegmatite/ast.hh