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Re: [cdt-core-dev] RE: [cdt-dev] ICPPASTNameOperator change
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Thanks markus. From Keywords, I am able to get all operators I was looking for.
regards
chinmay
On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 1:48 PM, Schorn, Markus <
Markus.Schorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You can use org.eclipse.cdt.core.parser.Keywords,
instead.
Markus.
Hi all,
I was working with code analysis packages of tptp
4.5 ( It has code analysis engine for java and c++; it provides the framework
for writing rules for checking C++ and Java code). While making it work with
CDT 5.0 ( I am using eclipse-ganeymede ), I found one issue:
1. At one
place it was trying to work on ICPPASTNameOperator class assuming that it has
OPERATOR, OP_OR and many other variables.
sample code snippet from TPTP4.5
public class RuleFunctionOperatorAssignAllMembers extends
AbstractAnalysisRule {
private static final String
SEMICOLON = ":";
//$NON-NLS-1$
private static final String
OPERATOR_ASSIGN = ICPPASTOperatorName.OPERATOR.trim() +
ICPPASTOperatorName.OP_ASSIGN;
I found that in CDT5.0 there is nothing
inside the class ICPPASTNameOperator. So it is complainging about unknown
symbol 'OPERATOR' and 'OP_ASSIGN'. I looked into CDT4.0 code for the same
class (ICPPASTNameOperator) and found that these variables are present in the
class ICPPASTNameOperator. Is this class changed from CDT4.0 to
CDT5.0?
Where should I look for these variables (OP_ASSIGN, OP_OR
etc.)?
thanks & regards
chinmay
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