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// Copyright (c) 2017, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file
// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
import '../../scanner/token.dart'
show BeginToken, SimpleToken, Token, TokenType;
import 'util.dart' show optional;
/// Provides the capability of inserting tokens into a token stream. This
/// implementation does this by rewriting the previous token to point to the
/// inserted token.
class TokenStreamRewriter {
// TODO(brianwilkerson):
//
// When we get to the point of removing `token.previous`, the plan is to
// convert this into an interface and provide two implementations.
//
// One, used by Fasta, will connect the inserted tokens to the following token
// without modifying the previous token.
//
// The other, used by 'analyzer', will be created with the first token in the
// stream (actually with the BOF marker at the beginning of the stream). It
// will be created only when invoking 'analyzer' specific parse methods (in
// `Parser`), such as
//
// Token parseUnitWithRewrite(Token bof) {
// rewriter = AnalyzerTokenStreamRewriter(bof);
// return parseUnit(bof.next);
// }
//
/// Initialize a newly created re-writer.
TokenStreamRewriter();
/// Insert the chain of tokens starting at the [insertedToken] immediately
/// after the [previousToken]. Return the [previousToken].
Token insertTokenAfter(Token previousToken, Token insertedToken) {
Token afterToken = previousToken.next;
previousToken.setNext(insertedToken);
Token lastReplacement = _lastTokenInChain(insertedToken);
lastReplacement.setNext(afterToken);
return previousToken;
}
/// Move [endGroup] (a synthetic `)`, `]`, `}`, or `>` token) after [token]
/// in the token stream and return [endGroup].
Token moveSynthetic(Token token, Token endGroup) {
assert(endGroup.beforeSynthetic != null);
Token next = token.next;
endGroup.beforeSynthetic.setNext(endGroup.next);
token.setNext(endGroup);
endGroup.setNext(next);
endGroup.offset = next.offset;
return endGroup;
}
/// Replace the single token immediately following the [previousToken] with
/// the chain of tokens starting at the [replacementToken]. Return the
/// [replacementToken].
Token replaceTokenFollowing(Token previousToken, Token replacementToken) {
Token replacedToken = previousToken.next;
previousToken.setNext(replacementToken);
(replacementToken as SimpleToken).precedingComments =
replacedToken.precedingComments;
_lastTokenInChain(replacementToken).setNext(replacedToken.next);
return replacementToken;
}
/// Split a `>>` token into two separate `>` tokens and return the first `>`.
/// This sets [start].endGroup to the second `>` and updates the token stream,
/// but does not set the inner group's endGroup.
Token splitGtGt(BeginToken start) {
Token gtgt = start.endGroup;
assert(gtgt != null);
assert(optional('>>', gtgt));
// A no-op rewriter could simply return `>>` here.
Token gt1 =
new SimpleToken(TokenType.GT, gtgt.charOffset, gtgt.precedingComments);
Token gt2 = gt1.setNext(new SimpleToken(TokenType.GT, gt1.charOffset + 1));
gt2.setNext(gtgt.next);
Token token = start;
Token next = token.next;
while (!identical(next, gtgt)) {
token = next;
next = token.next;
}
token.setNext(gt1);
start.endGroup = gt2;
return gt1;
}
/// Given the [firstToken] in a chain of tokens to be inserted, return the
/// last token in the chain.
///
/// As a side-effect, this method also ensures that the tokens in the chain
/// have their `previous` pointers set correctly.
Token _lastTokenInChain(Token firstToken) {
Token previous;
Token current = firstToken;
while (current.next != null && current.next.type != TokenType.EOF) {
if (previous != null) {
current.previous = previous;
}
previous = current;
current = current.next;
}
if (previous != null) {
current.previous = previous;
}
return current;
}
}