| Re: [cdt-dev] Constructing Compond statement without brackets |
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But are there ways to actually force a change into a text file, read the change source file into an ast. That would also work . But all these need to be performed within one
refactoring click. Well, that's what a refactoring does at the end - except for the creation of a new AST. But afaik there is no infrastructure in CDT refactorings
to perform such a thing as intermediate step. >
I observed that IASTNode has only getChildren. Even if there is a way to set Children, that would solve the problem. I can have an IASTNode which I use for my intermediate modifications and then insert it at the end. Modifications to the AST in general (or specifically the AST you get from the refactoring) are not supported, as they might be frozen. Therefore,
such operations are not available through the public interfaces. If you have a copy of a specific node and you know its type, you should be able to modify it through the methods of the concrete class. Regards Thomas From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Krishna Narasimhan I observed that IASTNode has only getChildren. Even if there is a way to set Children, that would solve the problem. I can have an IASTNode which I use for my intermediate modifications and then insert it at the end. On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 2:46 PM, Krishna Narasimhan <krishna.nm86@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi thanks for the response. But are there ways to actually force a change into a text file, read the change source file into an ast. That would also work . But all these need to be performed within one
refactoring click. And are there ways to insert / delete child nodes into an IASTNode. actually even this exists, that would suffice. On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 2:33 PM, Corbat Thomas <tcorbat@xxxxxx> wrote: Hi Krishna Unfortunately, there is no such operation for getting an intermediate AST yet. While
the AST could be created in such a way, there might be inconsistencies regarding location information (positions not corresponding to actual source code). That's one problem, but a much more severe issue would be to provide a complete resolution of the bindings
for the intermediate AST. That goes far beyond of the capabilities of the ASTRewrite. Regards Thomas From:
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On Behalf Of Krishna Narasimhan I wanted to do that. But, I am currently using a very lame and crude approach of performing all my modifications on a IASTNode (which only supports replace and only when the node
being modified is a AMbigiousNode). This is because I was facing an issue with the ASTRewrite. I have a question : 1) How do I get the AST after every modification and continue to work on that AST . Basically how do I save and retreive the state of an AST after every rewrite operation and how
do I use a Saved AST ... something like ASTRewrite rewriter = collector.getRewriterforast(ast); rewriter.insertbefore(...) astsaved = rewriter.getAST(ast) Something like that... On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 8:14 AM, Corbat Thomas <tcorbat@xxxxxx> wrote: Hi Krishna A compound statement is always surrounded by curly braces. Can't you just insert the
"bunch of other statements" before the statement which should be at the end? Regards Thomas From:
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On Behalf Of Krishna Narasimhan Dear all, I am trying to construct a replace a statement with a bunch of other statements and itself at the end. The problem I have here is that when I use a compound statement,
it places a bracket . Anyway to remove this?
Regards
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