apply.c

// Compiler implementation of the D programming language
// Copyright (c) 1999-2011 by Digital Mars
// All Rights Reserved
// written by Walter Bright
// http://www.digitalmars.com
// License for redistribution is by either the Artistic License
// in artistic.txt, or the GNU General Public License in gnu.txt.
// See the included readme.txt for details.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <assert.h>

#include "mars.h"
#include "expression.h"


/**************************************
 * An Expression tree walker that will visit each Expression e in the tree,
 * in depth-first evaluation order, and call fp(e,param) on it.
 * fp() signals whether the walking continues with its return value:
 * Returns:
 *      0       continue
 *      1       done
 * It's a bit slower than using virtual functions, but more encapsulated and less brittle.
 * Creating an iterator for this would be much more complex.
 */

typedef int (*fp_t)(Expression *, void *);

int Expression::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return (*fp)(this, param);
}

/******************************
 * Perform apply() on an array of Expressions.
 */

int arrayExpressionApply(Expressions *a, fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    //printf("arrayExpressionApply(%p)\n", a);
    if (a)
    {
        for (size_t i = 0; i < a->dim; i++)
        {   Expression *e = (*a)[i];

            if (e)
            {
                if (e->apply(fp, param))
                    return 1;
            }
        }
    }
    return 0;
}

int NewExp::apply(int (*fp)(Expression *, void *), void *param)
{
    //printf("NewExp::apply(): %s\n", toChars());

    return ((thisexp ? thisexp->apply(fp, param) : 0) ||
            arrayExpressionApply(newargs, fp, param) ||
            arrayExpressionApply(arguments, fp, param) ||
            (*fp)(this, param));
}

int NewAnonClassExp::apply(int (*fp)(Expression *, void *), void *param)
{
    //printf("NewAnonClassExp::apply(): %s\n", toChars());

    return ((thisexp ? thisexp->apply(fp, param) : 0) ||
            arrayExpressionApply(newargs, fp, param) ||
            arrayExpressionApply(arguments, fp, param) ||
            (*fp)(this, param));
}

int UnaExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}

int BinExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           e2->apply(fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}

int AssertExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    //printf("CallExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param): %s\n", toChars());
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           (msg ? msg->apply(fp, param) : 0) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int CallExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    //printf("CallExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param): %s\n", toChars());
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           arrayExpressionApply(arguments, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int ArrayExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    //printf("ArrayExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param): %s\n", toChars());
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           arrayExpressionApply(arguments, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int SliceExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           (lwr ? lwr->apply(fp, param) : 0) ||
           (upr ? upr->apply(fp, param) : 0) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int ArrayLiteralExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return arrayExpressionApply(elements, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int AssocArrayLiteralExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return arrayExpressionApply(keys, fp, param) ||
           arrayExpressionApply(values, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int StructLiteralExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return arrayExpressionApply(elements, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int TupleExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return arrayExpressionApply(exps, fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}


int CondExp::apply(fp_t fp, void *param)
{
    return econd->apply(fp, param) ||
           e1->apply(fp, param) ||
           e2->apply(fp, param) ||
           (*fp)(this, param);
}