In the world of PDOM, use the bindings,
don’t assume you have the complete AST. J.
Cheers,
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The easiest way to get this information is to resolve
the semantic IBinding for the method name. The resulting ICPPMethod
extends ICPPMember which provides a getVisibility() method.
In
the syntax tree itself, the ICPPASTVisibilityLabel is a declaration, and you
need to walk the tree backwards from the method declaration to find the
previous visibility label and if you find none, you have either private or
public depending on if you are in a class or struct.
-Andrew
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Hi
all,
We currently working hard to implement refactoring
with the DOM-AST. Is there
currently a possibility to get the visibility of a
method? If not, we try to
implement this.
Regards,
Leo
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