Documentation ¶
Index ¶
- Constants
- func ConvNumber(s string, integer, float bool) (valid, iok bool, i int64, f float64)
- func Inspect(node Node, f func(Node) bool)
- func Walk(v Visitor, n Node)
- type Assign
- type ConstBool
- type ConstFloat
- type ConstIdent
- type ConstInt
- type ConstNil
- type ConstString
- type ConstVariadic
- type DoBlock
- type Error
- type Expr
- type ForLoopGeneric
- type ForLoopNumeric
- type FuncCall
- type FuncDecl
- type Goto
- type If
- type Label
- type Node
- type Operator
- type Parens
- type RepeatUntilLoop
- type Return
- type Stmt
- type TableAccessor
- type TableConstructor
- type Visitor
- type WhileLoop
Constants ¶
const ( ErrEOF = -1 ErrInvalidTk = -2 ErrIllegalCh = -3 ErrNumeric = -4 ErrSynx = -4 ErrOther = -100 )
const ( OpAdd opTyp = iota OpSub OpMul OpMod OpPow OpDiv OpIDiv OpBinAND OpBinOR OpBinXOR OpBinShiftL OpBinShiftR OpUMinus OpBinNot OpNot OpLength OpConcat OpEqual OpNotEqual OpLessThan OpGreaterThan OpLessOrEqual OpGreaterOrEqual OpAnd OpOr )
Operator type for use with the Operator Expr Node.
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func ConvNumber ¶
ConvNumber converts a string to a number. This is intended for internal use by various Lua related packages, you should not use this unless you know what you are doing.
func Inspect ¶
Inspect is exactly like Walk, except f is called for each node only if a call to f returns true for that node's parent (f is always called for the root node).
func Walk ¶
Walk traverses the given AST node and it's children in depth-first order. For each node it calls the visitor for that level and then uses the returned visitor for the child nodes (if any). If the visitor for a given node returns nil that node's children will not be visited. Once all of a node's children are visited the visitor for that level is called one final time with nil as its argument.
Types ¶
type Assign ¶
type Assign struct { // Is this a local variable declaration statement? LocalDecl bool // Special case handling for "local function f() end", this should be treated like "local f; f = function() end". LocalFunc bool Targets []Expr Values []Expr // If len == 0 no values were given, if len == 1 then the value may be a multi-return function call. // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Assign represents an assignment statement.
type ConstBool ¶
type ConstBool struct { Value bool // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ConstBool represents a boolean constant.
type ConstFloat ¶
type ConstFloat struct { Value string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ConstFloat stores a floating point constant.
type ConstIdent ¶
type ConstIdent struct { Value string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ConstIdent stores an identifier constant.
type ConstInt ¶
type ConstInt struct { Value string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ConstInt stores an integer constant.
type ConstNil ¶
type ConstNil struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ConstNil represents the constant "nil".
type ConstString ¶
type ConstString struct { Value string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ConstString stores a string constant.
type ConstVariadic ¶
type ConstVariadic struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
ConstVariadic represents the variadic expression element (...).
type DoBlock ¶
type DoBlock struct { Block []Stmt // contains filtered or unexported fields }
DoBlock represents a do block (do ... end).
type Error ¶
type Error struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func (*Error) IsNotSegment ¶
type Expr ¶
type Expr interface { Node // contains filtered or unexported methods }
Expr represents an expression element Node.
type ForLoopGeneric ¶
type ForLoopGeneric struct { Locals []string Init []Expr // This will always be adjusted to three return results, but AFAIK there is no actual limit on expression count. Block []Stmt // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ForLoopGeneric represents a generic for loop.
type ForLoopNumeric ¶
type ForLoopNumeric struct { Counter string Init Expr Limit Expr Step Expr Block []Stmt // contains filtered or unexported fields }
ForLoopNumeric represents a numeric for loop.
type FuncCall ¶
type FuncCall struct { Receiver Expr // The call receiver if any (the part before the ':') Function Expr // The function value itself, if Receiver is provided this is the part *after* the colon, else it is the whole name. Args []Expr // contains filtered or unexported fields }
FuncCall represents a function call. This has the unique property of being both a Stmt and an Expr.
type FuncDecl ¶
type FuncDecl struct { Params []string IsVariadic bool Source string Block []Stmt // contains filtered or unexported fields }
FuncDecl represents a function declaration.
type Goto ¶
type Goto struct { // True if this Goto is actually a break statement. There is no matching label. // If Label is not "break" then this is actually a continue statement (a custom // extension that the default lexer/parser does not use). IsBreak bool Label string // contains filtered or unexported fields }
type Node ¶
type Node interface { Line() int // contains filtered or unexported methods }
Node represents an item in the AST.
type Operator ¶
type Operator struct { Op opTyp Left Expr // Nil if operator is unary Right Expr // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Operator represents an operator and it's operands.
type Parens ¶
type Parens struct { Inner Expr // contains filtered or unexported fields }
Parens represents a pair of parenthesis and the expression inside of them.
type RepeatUntilLoop ¶
RepeatUntilLoop represents a repeat-until loop.
type Stmt ¶
type Stmt interface { Node // contains filtered or unexported methods }
Stmt represents a statement Node.
type TableAccessor ¶
TableAccessor represents a table access expression, one of `a.b` or `a[b]`.
type TableConstructor ¶
type TableConstructor struct { Keys []Expr // A nil key for a particular position means that no key was given. Vals []Expr // contains filtered or unexported fields }
TableConstructor represents a table constructor.
type Visitor ¶
Visitor is used with Walk.
func NewVisitor ¶
NewVisitor takes a simple function and turns it into a basic Visitor, ready to use with Walk.