tagEntryInfo * cxxTagBegin(enum CXXTagKind eKindId,CXXToken * pToken)
{
if(!g_aCXXKinds[eKindId].enabled)
{
//CXX_DEBUG_PRINT("Tag kind %s is not enabled",g_aCXXKinds[eKindId].name);
return NULL;
}
initTagEntry(
&g_oCXXTag,
vStringValue(pToken->pszWord),
&(g_aCXXKinds[eKindId])
);
g_oCXXTag.lineNumber = pToken->iLineNumber;
g_oCXXTag.filePosition = pToken->oFilePosition;
g_oCXXTag.isFileScope = FALSE;
if(!cxxScopeIsGlobal())
{
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.scopeKind = &g_aCXXKinds[cxxScopeGetKind()];
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.scopeName = cxxScopeGetFullName();
}
// FIXME: meaning of "is file scope" is quite debatable...
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.access = g_aCXXAccessStrings[cxxScopeGetAccess()];
return &g_oCXXTag;
}
// This is called when we encounter a "public", "protected" or "private" keyword
// that is NOT in the class declaration header line.
boolean cxxParserParseAccessSpecifier(void)
{
CXX_DEBUG_ENTER();
enum CXXTagKind eScopeKind = cxxScopeGetKind();
if(
(eScopeKind != CXXTagKindCLASS) &&
(eScopeKind != CXXTagKindSTRUCT) &&
(eScopeKind != CXXTagKindUNION)
)
{
// this is a syntax error: we're in the wrong scope.
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT(
"Access specified in wrong context (%d): "
"bailing out to avoid reporting broken structure",
eScopeKind
);
return FALSE;
}
switch(g_cxx.pToken->eKeyword)
{
case CXXKeywordPUBLIC:
cxxScopeSetAccess(CXXScopeAccessPublic);
break;
case CXXKeywordPRIVATE:
cxxScopeSetAccess(CXXScopeAccessPrivate);
break;
case CXXKeywordPROTECTED:
cxxScopeSetAccess(CXXScopeAccessProtected);
break;
default:
CXX_DEBUG_ASSERT(FALSE,"Bad keyword in cxxParserParseAccessSpecifier!");
break;
}
// skip to the next :, without leaving scope.
if(!cxxParserParseUpToOneOf(
CXXTokenTypeSingleColon | CXXTokenTypeSemicolon |
CXXTokenTypeClosingBracket | CXXTokenTypeEOF
))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse up to the next ;");
return FALSE;
}
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE();
return TRUE;
}
static void qtMocMakeTagForProperty (CXXToken * pToken, const char *pszType)
{
tagEntryInfo tag;
initTagEntry(&tag,
vStringValue(pToken->pszWord),
K_PROPERTY);
tag.lineNumber = pToken->iLineNumber;
tag.filePosition = pToken->oFilePosition;
tag.isFileScope = false;
if(!cxxScopeIsGlobal())
{
tag.extensionFields.scopeLangType = getNamedLanguage ("C++", 0); /* ??? */
tag.extensionFields.scopeKindIndex = cxxScopeGetKind();
tag.extensionFields.scopeName = cxxScopeGetFullName();
}
tag.extensionFields.typeRef[0] = "typename";
tag.extensionFields.typeRef[1] = pszType;
makeTagEntry(&tag);
}
//
// This is called at block level, upon encountering a semicolon, an unbalanced
// closing bracket or EOF.The current token is something like:
// static const char * variable;
// int i = ....
// const QString & function(whatever) const;
// QString szText("ascii");
// QString(...)
//
// Notable facts:
// - several special statements never end up here: this includes class,
// struct, union, enum, namespace, typedef, case, try, catch and other
// similar stuff.
// - the terminator is always at the end. It's either a semicolon, a closing
// bracket or an EOF
// - the parentheses and brackets are always condensed in subchains
// (unless unbalanced).
//
// int __attribute__() function();
// | |
// ("whatever") (int var1,type var2)
//
// const char * strings[] = {}
// | |
// [10] { "string","string",.... }
//
// This function tries to extract variable declarations and function prototypes.
//
// Yes, it's complex: it's because C/C++ is complex.
//
void cxxParserAnalyzeOtherStatement(void)
{
CXX_DEBUG_ENTER();
#ifdef CXX_DO_DEBUGGING
vString * pChain = cxxTokenChainJoin(g_cxx.pTokenChain,NULL,0);
CXX_DEBUG_PRINT("Analyzing statement '%s'",vStringValue(pChain));
vStringDelete(pChain);
#endif
CXX_DEBUG_ASSERT(
g_cxx.pTokenChain->iCount > 0,
"There should be at least the terminator here!"
);
if(g_cxx.pTokenChain->iCount < 2)
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Empty statement");
return;
}
if(g_cxx.uKeywordState & CXXParserKeywordStateSeenReturn)
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Statement after a return is not interesting");
return;
}
// Everything we can make sense of starts with an identifier or keyword.
// This is usually a type name (eventually decorated by some attributes
// and modifiers) with the notable exception of constructor/destructor
// declarations (which are still identifiers tho).
CXXToken * t = cxxTokenChainFirst(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
if(!cxxTokenTypeIsOneOf(t,CXXTokenTypeIdentifier | CXXTokenTypeKeyword))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Statement does not start with an identifier or keyword");
return;
}
enum CXXTagKind eScopeKind = cxxScopeGetKind();
CXXFunctionSignatureInfo oInfo;
// kinda looks like a function or variable instantiation... maybe
if(eScopeKind == CXXTagKindFUNCTION)
{
// prefer variable declarations.
// if none found then try function prototype
if(cxxParserExtractVariableDeclarations(g_cxx.pTokenChain,0))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Found variable declarations");
return;
}
// FIXME: This *COULD* work but we should first rule out the possibility
// of simple function calls like func(a). The function signature search
// should be far stricter here.
//if(cxxParserLookForFunctionSignature(g_cxx.pTokenChain,&oInfo,NULL))
// cxxParserEmitFunctionTags(&oInfo,CXXTagKindPROTOTYPE,0);
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE();
return;
}
// prefer function.
if(cxxParserLookForFunctionSignature(g_cxx.pTokenChain,&oInfo,NULL))
{
int iScopesPushed = cxxParserEmitFunctionTags(&oInfo,CXXTagKindPROTOTYPE,CXXEmitFunctionTagsPushScopes,NULL);
while(iScopesPushed > 0)
{
cxxScopePop();
iScopesPushed--;
}
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Found function prototypes");
return;
}
if(
g_cxx.uKeywordState &
(
CXXParserKeywordStateSeenInline | CXXParserKeywordStateSeenExplicit |
CXXParserKeywordStateSeenOperator | CXXParserKeywordStateSeenVirtual
)
)
{
// must be function!
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT(
"WARNING: Was expecting to find a function prototype " \
"but did not find one"
);
return;
}
cxxParserExtractVariableDeclarations(g_cxx.pTokenChain,0);
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Nothing else");
}
static boolean cxxParserParseBlockHandleOpeningBracket(void)
{
CXX_DEBUG_ENTER();
CXX_DEBUG_ASSERT(g_cxx.pToken->eType == CXXTokenTypeOpeningBracket,"This must be called when pointing at an opening bracket!");
enum CXXTagKind eScopeKind = cxxScopeGetKind();
if(
(g_cxx.pToken->pPrev) &&
cxxTokenTypeIs(g_cxx.pToken->pPrev,CXXTokenTypeAssignment) &&
(
(eScopeKind == CXXTagKindFUNCTION) ||
(eScopeKind == CXXTagKindNAMESPACE)
)
)
{
// array or C++11-list-like initialisation
boolean bRet = cxxParserParseAndCondenseCurrentSubchain(
CXXTokenTypeOpeningBracket | CXXTokenTypeOpeningParenthesis | CXXTokenTypeOpeningSquareParenthesis,
FALSE
);
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Handled array or C++11-list-like initialisation");
return bRet;
}
int iScopes;
if(eScopeKind != CXXTagKindFUNCTION)
{
// very likely a function definition
iScopes = cxxParserExtractFunctionSignatureBeforeOpeningBracket();
} else {
// some kind of other block:
// - anonymous block
// - block after for(),while(),foreach(),if() and other similar stuff
// - lambda
// check for lambdas
CXXToken * pParenthesis;
if(
cxxParserCurrentLanguageIsCPP() &&
(pParenthesis = cxxParserOpeningBracketIsLambda())
)
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Will handle lambda");
return cxxParserHandleLambda(pParenthesis);
}
iScopes = 0;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
if(!cxxParserParseBlock(TRUE))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse nested block");
return FALSE;
}
while(iScopes > 0)
{
cxxScopePop();
iScopes--;
}
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE();
return TRUE;
}
//
// This is the toplevel scanning function. It's a forward-only scanner that keeps
// accumulating tokens in the chain until either a characteristic token is found
// or the statement ends. When a characteristic token is found it usually enters
// a specialized scanning routine (e.g for classes, namespaces, structs...).
// When the statement ends without finding any characteristic token the chain
// is passed to an analysis routine which does a second scan pass.
//
boolean cxxParserParseBlock(boolean bExpectClosingBracket)
{
CXX_DEBUG_ENTER();
//char * szScopeName = cxxScopeGetFullName();
//CXX_DEBUG_PRINT("Scope name is '%s'",szScopeName ? szScopeName : "");
cxxParserNewStatement();
if(bExpectClosingBracket)
cppBeginStatement(); // FIXME: this cpp handling is broken: it works only because the moon is in the correct phase.
for(;;)
{
if(!cxxParserParseNextToken())
{
if(bExpectClosingBracket)
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Syntax error: found EOF in block but a closing bracket was expected!");
return FALSE;
}
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("EOF in main block");
return TRUE; // EOF
}
CXX_DEBUG_PRINT("Token '%s' of type 0x%02x",vStringValue(g_cxx.pToken->pszWord),g_cxx.pToken->eType);
switch(g_cxx.pToken->eType)
{
case CXXTokenTypeKeyword:
{
switch(g_cxx.pToken->eKeyword)
{
case CXXKeywordNAMESPACE:
{
int iCurrentScopeKind = cxxScopeGetKind();
if(iCurrentScopeKind == CXXTagKindNAMESPACE)
{
// namespaces can be nested only within themselves
if(!cxxParserParseNamespace())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse namespace");
return FALSE;
}
} else {
// hm... syntax error?
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Found namespace in a wrong place: we're probably out of sync");
return FALSE;
}
//cxxParserNewStatement(); <-- already called by cxxParserParseNamespace()
}
break;
case CXXKeywordTEMPLATE:
if(!cxxParserParseTemplatePrefix())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse template");
return FALSE;
}
// Here we are just after the "template<parameters>" prefix.
break;
case CXXKeywordTYPEDEF:
// Mark the next declaration as a typedef
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef;
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
break;
case CXXKeywordENUM:
if(!cxxParserParseEnum())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse enum");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXKeywordCLASS:
if(!cxxParserParseClassStructOrUnion(CXXKeywordCLASS,CXXTagKindCLASS))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse class/struct/union");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXKeywordSTRUCT:
if(!cxxParserParseClassStructOrUnion(CXXKeywordSTRUCT,CXXTagKindSTRUCT))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse class/struct/union");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXKeywordUNION:
if(!cxxParserParseClassStructOrUnion(CXXKeywordUNION,CXXTagKindUNION))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse class/struct/union");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXKeywordPUBLIC:
case CXXKeywordPROTECTED:
case CXXKeywordPRIVATE:
// Note that the class keyword has its own handler so the only possibility here is an access specifier
if(!cxxParserParseAccessSpecifier())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse access specifier");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXKeywordUSING:
if(!cxxParserParseUsingClause())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse using clause");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
break;
case CXXKeywordIF:
case CXXKeywordFOR:
case CXXKeywordWHILE:
case CXXKeywordSWITCH:
if(!cxxParserParseIfForWhileSwitch())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse if/for/while/switch");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
break;
case CXXKeywordTRY:
case CXXKeywordELSE:
case CXXKeywordDO:
// parse as normal statement/block
cxxParserNewStatement();
break;
case CXXKeywordRETURN:
if(cxxParserCurrentLanguageIsCPP())
{
// may be followed by a lambda, otherwise it's not interesting.
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenReturn;
cxxParserNewStatement();
} else {
// ignore
if(!cxxParserParseUpToOneOf(CXXTokenTypeSemicolon | CXXTokenTypeEOF))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse return");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
}
break;
case CXXKeywordCONTINUE:
case CXXKeywordBREAK:
case CXXKeywordGOTO:
// ignore
if(!cxxParserParseUpToOneOf(CXXTokenTypeSemicolon | CXXTokenTypeEOF))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse continue/break/goto");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
break;
case CXXKeywordTHROW:
// ignore when inside a function
if(cxxScopeGetKind() == CXXTagKindFUNCTION)
{
if(!cxxParserParseUpToOneOf(CXXTokenTypeSemicolon | CXXTokenTypeEOF))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse return/continue/break");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
}
break;
break;
case CXXKeywordCASE:
// ignore
if(!cxxParserParseUpToOneOf(CXXTokenTypeSemicolon | CXXTokenTypeEOF | CXXTokenTypeSingleColon))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse case keyword");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
break;
case CXXKeywordEXTERN:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenExtern;
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
break;
case CXXKeywordSTATIC:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenStatic;
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
break;
case CXXKeywordINLINE:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenInline;
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
break;
case CXXKeywordEXPLICIT:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenExplicit;
cxxTokenChainClear(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
break;
case CXXKeywordOPERATOR:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenOperator;
break;
case CXXKeywordVIRTUAL:
g_cxx.uKeywordState |= CXXParserKeywordStateSeenVirtual;
break;
default:
if(g_cxx.uKeywordState & CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef)
{
g_cxx.uKeywordState &= ~CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef;
if(!cxxParserParseGenericTypedef())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse generic typedef");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
}
break;
}
}
break;
case CXXTokenTypeSemicolon:
{
if(
(g_cxx.eLanguage == g_cxx.eCLanguage) &&
cxxScopeIsGlobal() &&
(!(g_cxx.uKeywordState & CXXParserKeywordStateSeenExtern)) &&
(!(g_cxx.uKeywordState & CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef))
)
{
// Special handling of K&R style function declarations.
// We might be in the following situation:
//
// type whatever fname(par1,par2) int par1; int par2; {
// ^
//
switch(cxxParserMaybeExtractKnRStyleFunctionDefinition())
{
case 1:
// got K&R style function definition, one scope was pushed.
cxxParserNewStatement();
if(!cxxParserParseBlock(TRUE))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse nested block");
return FALSE;
}
cxxScopePop();
break;
case 0:
// something else
cxxParserAnalyzeOtherStatement();
break;
default:
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to check for K&R style function definition");
return FALSE;
break;
}
} else {
// K&R style function declarations not allowed here.
cxxParserAnalyzeOtherStatement();
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
}
break;
case CXXTokenTypeSingleColon:
{
// label ?
if((g_cxx.pTokenChain->iCount == 2) && cxxTokenTypeIs(cxxTokenChainFirst(g_cxx.pTokenChain),CXXTokenTypeIdentifier))
{
CXXToken * pFirst = cxxTokenChainFirst(g_cxx.pTokenChain);
// assume it's label
tagEntryInfo * tag = cxxTagBegin(CXXTagKindLABEL,pFirst);
if(tag)
{
tag->isFileScope = TRUE;
cxxTagCommit();
}
} else {
// what is this? (default: and similar things have been handled at keyword level)
}
}
break;
case CXXTokenTypeOpeningBracket:
if(!cxxParserParseBlockHandleOpeningBracket())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to handle opening bracket");
return FALSE;
}
break;
case CXXTokenTypeClosingBracket:
// scope finished
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Closing bracket!");
cxxParserNewStatement();
return TRUE;
break;
case CXXTokenTypeOpeningParenthesis:
case CXXTokenTypeOpeningSquareParenthesis:
if(!cxxParserParseAndCondenseCurrentSubchain(
CXXTokenTypeOpeningBracket | CXXTokenTypeOpeningParenthesis | CXXTokenTypeOpeningSquareParenthesis,
TRUE
))
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Parsing the parenthesis failed");
return FALSE;
}
if(cxxTokenTypeIs(g_cxx.pToken,CXXTokenTypeEOF))
{
if(bExpectClosingBracket)
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Syntax error: found EOF in block but a closing bracket was expected!");
return FALSE;
}
return TRUE; // EOF
}
break;
case CXXTokenTypeIdentifier:
if(g_cxx.uKeywordState & CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef)
{
g_cxx.uKeywordState &= ~CXXParserKeywordStateSeenTypedef;
if(!cxxParserParseGenericTypedef())
{
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("Failed to parse generic typedef");
return FALSE;
}
cxxParserNewStatement();
}
break;
default:
// something else we didn't handle
break;
}
}
CXX_DEBUG_LEAVE_TEXT("WARNING: Not reached");
return TRUE;
}
void cxxTagCommit(void)
{
if(g_oCXXTag.isFileScope)
{
if (isXtagEnabled(XTAG_FILE_SCOPE))
markTagExtraBit (&g_oCXXTag, XTAG_FILE_SCOPE);
else
return;
}
CXX_DEBUG_PRINT(
"Emitting tag for symbol '%s', kind '%s', line %d",
g_oCXXTag.name,
g_oCXXTag.kind->name,
g_oCXXTag.lineNumber
);
if(
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.typeRef[0] &&
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.typeRef[1]
)
CXX_DEBUG_PRINT(
"Tag has typeref %s %s",
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.typeRef[0],
g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.typeRef[1]
);
makeTagEntry(&g_oCXXTag);
// Handle --extra=+q
if(!isXtagEnabled(XTAG_QUALIFIED_TAGS))
return;
else
markTagExtraBit (&g_oCXXTag, XTAG_QUALIFIED_TAGS);
if(!g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.scopeName)
return;
// WARNING: The following code assumes that the scope
// didn't change between cxxTagBegin() and cxxTagCommit().
enum CXXTagKind eScopeKind = cxxScopeGetKind();
if(eScopeKind == CXXTagKindFUNCTION)
{
// old ctags didn't do this, and --extra=+q is mainly
// for backward compatibility so...
return;
}
// Same tag. Only the name changes.
vString * x;
if(eScopeKind == CXXTagKindENUM)
{
// If the scope kind is enumeration then we need to remove the
// last scope part. This is what old ctags did.
if(cxxScopeGetSize() < 2)
return; // toplevel enum
x = cxxScopeGetFullNameExceptLastComponentAsString();
CXX_DEBUG_ASSERT(x,"Scope with size >= 2 should have returned a value here");
} else {
x = vStringNewInit(g_oCXXTag.extensionFields.scopeName);
}
vStringCatS(x,"::");
vStringCatS(x,g_oCXXTag.name);
g_oCXXTag.name = vStringValue(x);
CXX_DEBUG_PRINT(
"Emitting extra tag for symbol '%s', kind '%s', line %d",
g_oCXXTag.name,
g_oCXXTag.kind->name,
g_oCXXTag.lineNumber
);
makeTagEntry(&g_oCXXTag);
vStringDelete(x);
}