void HumanInterface::Banner(){
system("clear");
WhiteSpace(102,'=');
WhiteSpace(45,' ');
cout<<systemName<<endl;
WhiteSpace(102,'=');
cout<<endl;
};
void DialogReaderWriter::ManageLine(TagCls* aTag)
{
string wToken = "";
string wValue = "";
getline(m_Input, wToken, '=');
getline(m_Input, wValue);
WhiteSpace(wToken);
aTag->setValue(wValue);
aTag->setToken(wToken);
}
// parses the next token
// returns false if done
void opScanner::ScanTokens(const inputtype& Input) {
// if we've reached the end of the Input stream,
// add an EOF token and return false
int size = Input.Size();
int current = 0;
// TODO: the input list of chars is really a bad idea
// Input should be a vector, and we should not alter it,
// instead we should iterate over it (maybe w/ an iterator we pass
// around.
while (current != size) {
// scan for the next token
// (with the correct precedence)
if (current != size && Newline(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && CComment(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && Comment(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && String(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && WhiteSpace(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && Operator(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && Hexadecimals(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && Number(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size && GetId(Input, current))
;
else if (current != size) {
opToken newToken(T_ANYCHAR, Input[current], CurrentLine);
Tokens.PushBack(newToken);
++current;
}
}
Tokens.PushBack(opToken(T_EOF, "", CurrentLine));
}