rpt_stmt_foreach Class Reference

#include <for.h>

Inheritance diagram for rpt_stmt_foreach:


Public Member Functions
virtual	~rpt_stmt_foreach ()
Static Public Member Functions
static rpt_stmt::pointer	create (const rpt_expr::pointer &a, const rpt_expr::pointer &b, const rpt_stmt::pointer &body)
Protected Member Functions
void	run (rpt_stmt_result_ty *) const
Private Member Functions
	rpt_stmt_foreach (const rpt_expr::pointer &a, const rpt_expr::pointer &b, const rpt_stmt::pointer &body)
	rpt_stmt_foreach ()
	rpt_stmt_foreach (const rpt_stmt_foreach &)
rpt_stmt_foreach &	operator= (const rpt_stmt_foreach &)
Private Attributes
rpt_expr::pointer	e [2]

Detailed Description

The rpt_stmt_foreach class is sued to represent a "for a in b" loop statement syntax tree node.

Definition at line 106 of file for.h.

virtual rpt_stmt_foreach::~rpt_stmt_foreach ( ) [virtual]

The destructor.

rpt_stmt_foreach::rpt_stmt_foreach	(	const rpt_expr::pointer &	a,
		const rpt_expr::pointer &	b,
		const rpt_stmt::pointer &	body
	)			`[private]`

The constructor. It is private on purpose, use the "create" class method instead.

Parameters:

	a	The loop variable expression
	b	The loop list expression
	body	The loop body ststement tree.

rpt_stmt_foreach::rpt_stmt_foreach ( ) [private]

The default constructor. Do not use.

rpt_stmt_foreach::rpt_stmt_foreach ( const rpt_stmt_foreach & ) [private]

The copy constructor. Do not use.

static rpt_stmt::pointer rpt_stmt_foreach::create	(	const rpt_expr::pointer &	a,
		const rpt_expr::pointer &	b,
		const rpt_stmt::pointer &	body
	)			`[static]`

The create class method is used to create a new dynamically allocate instance of this class.

Parameters:

	a	The loop variable expression
	b	The loop list expression
	body	The loop body ststement tree.

void rpt_stmt_foreach::run ( rpt_stmt_result_ty * ) const [protected, virtual]

The run method is used to execute the statament.

Implements rpt_stmt.

rpt_stmt_foreach& rpt_stmt_foreach::operator= ( const rpt_stmt_foreach & ) [private]

The assignment operator. Do not use.

The e environment variable is used to remember the expressions used to control the loop.

Definition at line 154 of file for.h.

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