Examples of flash.tools.debugger.expression.ValueExp

flash.tools.debugger.expression.ValueExp
All objects in the abstract syntax tree must provide this interface. It allows the tree to resolve down to a single value. The tree nodes are terminal and non-terminal. Terminals are constants or variables, non-terminals are everything else. Each non-terminal is an operation which takes its left hand child and right hand child as input and produces a result. Performing evaluate() at the root of the tree results in a single Object being returned.

  }


  /* parse the given string and produce an error message as appropriate */
  ValueExp parseExpression(String s)
  {
    ValueExp expr = null;
    try
    {
      expr = m_exprCache.parse(s);
    }
    catch(ParseException pe)

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            printPath = true;
        }
      }


      // first parse it, then attempt to evaluate the expression
      ValueExp expr = parseExpression(var);
      result = evalExpression(expr).value;


      StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();


      if (result instanceof Variable)

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      /* pull the rest of the line */
      String s = restOfLine();


      // first parse it, then attempt to evaluate the expression
      ValueExp expr = parseExpression(s);


      // make sure no assignment
      if ( expr.containsAssignment() )
        throw new IllegalAccessException();


      result = evalExpression(expr).value;


      /* dump the output */

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      {
        // now just pull the commands as they come while not end
        String line = restOfLine();


        // build an expression and attach it to the breakpoint
        ValueExp exp = parseExpression(line);


        // warn about the assignment!
        if ( exp.containsAssignment() && !yesNoQuery(getLocalizationManager().getLocalizedTextString("askExpressionContainsAssignment")) ) //$NON-NLS-1$
          throw new IllegalAccessException("="); //$NON-NLS-1$


        a.setCondition(exp, line);
      }
      else

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      // We need to separate the front part the 'a.b' in 'a.b.c' 
      // of the expression to resolve it into a variable 
      // We usually get back a VariableFacade which contains
      // the context id (i.e the variable id) and the member name.
      ValueExp expr = parseExpression(s);
      VariableFacade result = (VariableFacade)(evalExpression(expr).value);


      // extract the 2 pieces and get the raw variable.
      int varId = result.getContext(); // TODO fix this???  -mike
      String memberName = result.getName();

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      {
        // followed by an expression (i.e. a line we just pull in)
        String s = restOfLine();


        // first parse it, then attempt to evaluate the expression
        ValueExp expr = parseExpression(s);


        // make sure no assignment
        if ( expr.containsAssignment() )
          throw new IllegalAccessException();


        // it worked so create a new DisplayAction and then add it in


        DisplayAction b = new DisplayAction(expr, s);

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   * line and optionally a conditional to evaluate.'
   */
  boolean shouldBreak(BreakAction a, int fileId, int line)
  {
    boolean should = a.isEnabled();
    ValueExp exp = a.getCondition();
    if (should && exp != null && !m_requestHalt)  // halt request fires true
    {
      // evaluate it then update our boolean
      try
      {

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