Exemple #1
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/***************************************************************
* Function: CodeParser::parseCellIndexExpr()
* Purpose : Parse the XML code of a cell indexing expression
* Initial : Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert on February 15, 2009
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*/
Expression* CodeParser::parseCellIndexExpr(const XML::Element* pElement)
{
	// Parse the symbol expression
	Expression* pSymExpr = parseExpression(pElement->getChildElement(0));

	// If the symbol expression is not a symbol, throw an exception
	if (pSymExpr->getExprType() != Expression::SYMBOL)
		throw XML::ParseError("Expected symbol expression", pElement->getTextPos());

	// Compute the number of arguments
	size_t numArgs = pElement->getNumChildren() - 1;

	// Declare a vector for the arguments
	ParamExpr::ExprVector arguments;

	// For each child element
	for (size_t i = 0; i < numArgs; ++i)
	{
		// Parse this argument
		arguments.push_back(parseExpression(pElement->getChildElement(i + 1)));
	}

	// Create and return the new cell indexing expression
	return new CellIndexExpr(
		(SymbolExpr*)pSymExpr,
		arguments
	);
}
Exemple #2
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/***************************************************************
* Function: CodeParser::parseParamExpr()
* Purpose : Parse the XML code of a parameterized expression
* Initial : Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert on November 7, 2008
****************************************************************
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*/
Expression* CodeParser::parseParamExpr(const XML::Element* pElement)
{
	// Parse the symbol expression
	Expression* pExpr = parseExpression(pElement->getChildElement(0));

	// Compute the number of arguments
	size_t numArgs = pElement->getNumChildren() - 1;

	// Declare a vector for the arguments
	ParamExpr::ExprVector arguments;

	// For each child element
	for (size_t i = 0; i < numArgs; ++i)
	{
		// Parse this argument
		arguments.push_back(parseExpression(pElement->getChildElement(i + 1)));
	}

	// Create and return the new parameterized expression
	return new ParamExpr(
		pExpr,
		arguments
	);
}
Exemple #3
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/***************************************************************
* Function: processEndExpr(Expression*)
* Purpose : Pre-process range end sub-expressions in expressions
* Initial : Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert on March 1, 2009
****************************************************************
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*/
Expression* processEndExpr(Expression* pExpr, ProgFunction* pFunction, const EndExpr::AssocVector& assocs)
{
	// Switch on the expression type
	switch (pExpr->getExprType())
	{
		// Parameterized expression
		case Expression::PARAM:
		{
			// Get a typed pointer to the expression
			ParamExpr* pParamExpr = (ParamExpr*)pExpr;

			// Get the symbol expression
			SymbolExpr* pSymbol = pParamExpr->getSymExpr();
			
			// Get the argument vector
			const ParamExpr::ExprVector& args = pParamExpr->getArguments();
			
			// Create a vector for the transformed arguments
			ParamExpr::ExprVector newArgs;
			
			// For each argument
			for (size_t i = 0; i < args.size(); ++i)
			{
				// Create a new association vector
				EndExpr::AssocVector newAssocs;
				
				// Create an association for this argument and add it to the vector
				newAssocs.push_back(
					EndExpr::Assoc(
						pSymbol,
						i,
						i == args.size() - 1
					)
				);
				
				// Add the higher-level associations to the end of the vector
				newAssocs.insert(newAssocs.end(), assocs.begin(), assocs.end());
				
				// Transform this argument expression
				newArgs.push_back(
					processEndExpr(
						args[i],
						pFunction,
						newAssocs
					)
				);
			}
			
			// Return the transformed parameterized expression
			return new ParamExpr(pSymbol->copy(), newArgs);
		}
		break;

		// Cell indexing expression
		case Expression::CELL_INDEX:
		{
			// Get a typed pointer to the expression
			CellIndexExpr* pCellExpr = (CellIndexExpr*)pExpr;
			
			// Get the symbol expression
			SymbolExpr* pSymbol = pCellExpr->getSymExpr();
			
			// Get the argument vector
			const CellIndexExpr::ExprVector& args = pCellExpr->getArguments();
			
			// Create a vector for the transformed arguments
			CellIndexExpr::ExprVector newArgs;
			
			// For each argument
			for (size_t i = 0; i < args.size(); ++i)
			{
				// Create a new association vector
				EndExpr::AssocVector newAssocs;
				
				// Create an association for this argument and add it to the vector
				newAssocs.push_back(
					EndExpr::Assoc(
						pSymbol,
						i,
						i == args.size() - 1
					)
				);
				
				// Add the higher-level associations to the end of the vector
				newAssocs.insert(newAssocs.end(), assocs.begin(), assocs.end());
				
				// Transform this argument expression
				newArgs.push_back(
					processEndExpr(
						args[i],
						pFunction,
						newAssocs
					)
				);
			}
			
			// Return the transformed parameterized expression
			return new CellIndexExpr(pSymbol->copy(), newArgs);			
		}
		break;
		
		// Range end expression
		case Expression::END:
		{			
			// Ensure associations were found
			assert (assocs.empty() == false);

			// Create and return a new range end expression with the matrix associations
			return new EndExpr(assocs);			
		}
		break;
	
		// All other expression types
		default:
		{
			// Copy the expression
			pExpr = pExpr->copy();			
			
			// Get the list of sub-expressions for this expression
			Expression::ExprVector subExprs = pExpr->getSubExprs();

			// For each sub-expression
			for (size_t i = 0; i < subExprs.size(); ++i)
			{
				// Get a pointer to the sub-expression
				Expression* pSubExpr = subExprs[i];
				
				// If this sub-expression is NULL, skip it
				if (pSubExpr == NULL)
					continue;
				
				// Transform this sub-expression
				Expression* pNewExpr = processEndExpr(pSubExpr, pFunction, assocs);
				
				// Replace the sub-expression by the transformed version
				pExpr->replaceSubExpr(i, pNewExpr);
			}			
			
			// Return the modified expression
			return pExpr;
		}
	}
}