Examples of IdentifierNode

macromedia.asc.parser.IdentifierNode
Node @author Jeff Dyer
org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode
ActionScript parse tree node representing an identifier
org.olap4j.mdx.IdentifierNode
Multi-part identifier.
An identifier is immutable.
An identifer consists of one or more {@link IdentifierSegment}s. A segment is either:
- An unquoted value such as ' {@code CA}',
- A value quoted in brackets, such as ' {@code [San Francisco]}', or
- A key of one or more parts, each of which is prefixed with '&', such as ' {@code &[Key 1]&Key2&[5]}'.
Segment types are indicated by the {@link Quoting} enumeration.
A key segment is of type {@link Quoting#KEY}, and has one or more component parts accessed via the {@link IdentifierSegment#getKeyParts()} method. The partsare of type {@link Quoting#UNQUOTED} or {@link Quoting#QUOTED}.
A simple example is the identifier {@code Measures.[Unit Sales]}. It has two segments:
- Segment #0 is {@link Quoting#UNQUOTED UNQUOTED}, name "Measures"
- Segment #1 is {@link Quoting#QUOTED QUOTED}, name "Unit Sales"
A more complex example illustrates a compound key. The identifier {@code [Customers].[City].&[San Francisco]&CA&USA.&[cust1234]}contains four segments as follows:
- Segment #0 is QUOTED, name "Customers"
- Segment #1 is QUOTED, name "City"
- Segment #2 is a {@link Quoting#KEY KEY}. It has 3 sub-segments:
  - Sub-segment #0 is QUOTED, name "San Francisco"
  - Sub-segment #1 is UNQUOTED, name "CA"
  - Sub-segment #2 is UNQUOTED, name "USA"
- Segment #3 is a KEY. It has 1 sub-segment:
  - Sub-segment #0 is QUOTED, name "cust1234"
@version $Id: IdentifierNode.java 360 2010-10-28 18:14:32Z jhyde $ @author jhyde

Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode

        return token != null ? token.getText() : "";
    }


    protected final IdentifierNode build(Token token)
    {
        IdentifierNode name = new IdentifierNode(getText(token));
        name.span(token);
        return name;
    }

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode

     * @return generated class AST
     */
    public FileNode buildAST(Collection<ICompilerProblem> problems, String filename)
    {
        FileNode fileNode = new FileNode(workspace, filename);
        PackageNode packageNode = new PackageNode(new IdentifierNode(""), null);
        fileNode.addItem(packageNode);


        ScopedBlockNode contents = packageNode.getScopedNode();
        ImportNode importNode = ImportNode.buildImportNode(getBaseClassQName());
        contents.addItem(importNode);


        ClassNode classNode = new ClassNode(new IdentifierNode(data.getQName()));
        classNode.setBaseClass(new IdentifierNode(getBaseClassName()));
        classNode.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        contents.addItem(classNode);


        fileNode.runPostProcess(EnumSet.of(PostProcessStep.POPULATE_SCOPE));

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode

    protected IdentifierNode handleMissingIdentifier(RecognitionException ex)
    {
        consumeParsingError(ex); //we don't want to drop a semicolon here
        //now let's guard against the case where the very next token is an identifier.
        //if we produce an identifier here, everything downstream might fail
        final IdentifierNode node;
        ASToken current = buffer.previous();
        ASToken la2 = LT(1 + 1);
        ASToken la1 = LT(1);


        if (current.getType() == ASTokenTypes.TOKEN_RESERVED_WORD_EXTENDS)
        {
            // Fix for CMP-1087: the following two branches are too greedy.
            // i.e. 
            //   public class T extends   implements MyInterface
            //                          ^
            // The "extends" keyword expects an identifier. However, instead of 
            // reporting the missing identifier and continue with "implements", 
            // the following recovery logic throws away "implements" keyword and
            // sends back "MyInterface".
            node = IdentifierNode.createEmptyIdentifierNodeAfterToken(current);
        }
        else if (la2.getType() == ASTokenTypes.TOKEN_IDENTIFIER && la2.getLine() == current.getLine())
        {
            //let's make sure this is on the same line, avoiding possibly going past the end of the statement
            //since this is all repair code anyway, this produces a much "saner" repaired tree
            ASToken token = LT(1 + 1);
            node = new IdentifierNode(token.getText(), (IASToken)token);
            consume(); //consume error token
            consume(); //act as match() for identifier, which consumes it
        }
        else if (la1.isKeywordOrContextualReservedWord() && la1.getLine() == current.getLine())
        {
            // If it's a keyword, repair by making an identifier node with the text of the keyword
            // This makes a more sensible tree - the user may be in the middle of typing an identifier that
            // starts with a keyword.  They probably meant "f.is" rather than "(f.)is" for example 
            node = new IdentifierNode(la1.getText(), (IASToken)la1);
            consume();
        }
        else
        {
            node = IdentifierNode.createEmptyIdentifierNodeAfterToken(current);

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode

            final String configVar)
    {
        final ConfigExpressionNode configExpression = new ConfigExpressionNode(
                new NamespaceIdentifierNode(configNamespace),
                opToken,
                new IdentifierNode(configVar));


        final Object value = configProcessor.evaluateConstNodeExpressionToJavaObject(configExpression);
        return value == null ? false : ECMASupport.toBoolean(value);
    }

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode


    @Override
    public FileNode buildAST(Collection<ICompilerProblem> problems, String filename)
    {
        FileNode fileNode = new FileNode(workspace, filename);
        PackageNode packageNode = new PackageNode(new IdentifierNode(""), null);
        fileNode.addItem(packageNode);


        ScopedBlockNode contents = packageNode.getScopedNode();


        ClassNode classNode = new ClassNode(new IdentifierNode(data.getQName()));
        classNode.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        contents.addItem(classNode);


        // generate: public static var data:XML = ${XML_DATA};
        VariableNode variableNodeData = new VariableNode(new IdentifierNode("data"));
        variableNodeData.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        variableNodeData.addModifier(new ModifierNode(IASKeywordConstants.STATIC));
        variableNodeData.setType(null, new IdentifierNode("XML"));
        ASToken assignToken = new ASToken(ASTokenTypes.TOKEN_OPERATOR_ASSIGNMENT, -1, -1, -1, -1, "=");
        String xmlContents = getXMLString(problems);
        LiteralNode xmlData = new LiteralNode(LiteralType.STRING, xmlContents);
        variableNodeData.setAssignedValue(assignToken, xmlData);
        classNode.getScopedNode().addItem(variableNodeData);

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Examples of org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.tree.as.IdentifierNode


    @Override
    public FileNode buildAST(Collection<ICompilerProblem> problems, String filename)
    {
        FileNode fileNode = new FileNode(workspace, filename);
        PackageNode packageNode = new PackageNode(new IdentifierNode(""), null);
        fileNode.addItem(packageNode);


        ScopedBlockNode packageContents = packageNode.getScopedNode();
        ImportNode importNode = ImportNode.buildImportNode(getBaseClassQName());
        packageContents.addItem(importNode);
        importNode = ImportNode.buildImportNode("mx.core.IFlexAsset");
        packageContents.addItem(importNode);
        importNode = ImportNode.buildImportNode("flash.utils.ByteArray");
        packageContents.addItem(importNode);
        importNode = ImportNode.buildImportNode("flash.display.Shader");
        packageContents.addItem(importNode);


        // generate the byte array class name
        String byteArrayClassName = data.getQName() + byteArrayNamePostfix;
        ClassNode classNodeByteArray = new ClassNode(new IdentifierNode(byteArrayClassName));
        classNodeByteArray.setBaseClass(new IdentifierNode(getBaseClassName()));
        classNodeByteArray.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        packageContents.addItem(classNodeByteArray);


        // generate the pbj class name
        String pbjClassName = data.getQName();
        ClassNode classNodePbj = new ClassNode(new IdentifierNode(pbjClassName));
        classNodePbj.setBaseClass(new IdentifierNode("Shader"));
        classNodePbj.addInterface(new IdentifierNode("IFlexAsset"));
        classNodePbj.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        packageContents.addItem(classNodePbj);


        // build the constructor
        IdentifierNode constructorNameNode = new IdentifierNode(pbjClassName);
        constructorNameNode.setReferenceValue(classNodePbj.getDefinition());
        FunctionNode constructorNode = new FunctionNode(null, constructorNameNode);
        constructorNode.setNamespace(new NamespaceIdentifierNode(INamespaceConstants.public_));
        ScopedBlockNode constructorContents = constructorNode.getScopedNode();


        // generate: super();
        FunctionCallNode superCall = new FunctionCallNode(LanguageIdentifierNode.buildSuper());
        constructorContents.addItem(superCall);


        // generate: byteCode = new EmbedTest_sphereClassByteArray();
        ASToken newToken = new ASToken(ASTokenTypes.TOKEN_KEYWORD_NEW, -1, -1, -1, -1, IASKeywordConstants.NEW);
        FunctionCallNode newCall = new FunctionCallNode(newToken, new IdentifierNode(byteArrayClassName));
        ASToken assignToken = new ASToken(ASTokenTypes.TOKEN_OPERATOR_ASSIGNMENT, -1, -1, -1, -1, "=");
        BinaryOperatorNodeBase assignment = BinaryOperatorNodeBase.create(assignToken, new IdentifierNode("byteCode"), newCall);
        constructorContents.addItem(assignment);


        classNodePbj.getScopedNode().addItem(constructorNode);


        fileNode.runPostProcess(EnumSet.of(PostProcessStep.POPULATE_SCOPE));

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.IdentifierNode

                list = Collections.singletonList((String) unameRestrictions);
            } else {
                list = (List<String>) unameRestrictions;
            }
            for (String memberUniqueName : list) {
                final IdentifierNode identifierNode =
                    IdentifierNode.parseIdentifier(memberUniqueName);
                Member member =
                    cube.lookupMember(identifierNode.getSegmentList());
                if (member == null) {
                    return;
                }
                if (isRestricted(TreeOp_)) {
                    int treeOp = getRestrictionValueAsInt(TreeOp_);

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.IdentifierNode

                return member;
            } else {
                if (failIfNotFound) {
                    throw Util.newElementNotFoundException(
                        Category.Member,
                        new IdentifierNode(
                            Util.toOlap4j(uniqueNameParts)));
                }
                return null;
            }
        }

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Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.IdentifierNode

            element = nullify(category, element);
        }
        if (element == null && failIfNotFound) {
            throw Util.newElementNotFoundException(
                category,
                new IdentifierNode(segments));
        }
        return element;
    }

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