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@ -148,6 +148,7 @@ ASTPointer<ContractDefinition> Parser::parseContractDefinition() |
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{ |
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VarDeclParserOptions options; |
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options.isStateVariable = true; |
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options.allowInitialValue = true; |
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stateVariables.push_back(parseVariableDeclaration(options)); |
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expectToken(Token::Semicolon); |
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} |
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@ -324,9 +325,19 @@ ASTPointer<VariableDeclaration> Parser::parseVariableDeclaration(VarDeclParserOp |
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} |
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else |
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identifier = expectIdentifierToken(); |
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return nodeFactory.createNode<VariableDeclaration>(type, identifier, |
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visibility, _options.isStateVariable, |
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isIndexed); |
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ASTPointer<Expression> value; |
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if (_options.allowInitialValue) |
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{ |
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if (m_scanner->getCurrentToken() == Token::Assign) |
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{ |
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m_scanner->next(); |
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value = parseExpression(); |
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nodeFactory.setEndPositionFromNode(value); |
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} |
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} |
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return nodeFactory.createNode<VariableDeclaration>(type, identifier, value, |
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visibility, _options.isStateVariable, |
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isIndexed); |
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} |
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ASTPointer<ModifierDefinition> Parser::parseModifierDefinition() |
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@ -519,7 +530,7 @@ ASTPointer<Statement> Parser::parseStatement() |
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} |
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// fall-through
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default: |
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statement = parseVarDefOrExprStmt(); |
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statement = parseVarDeclOrExprStmt(); |
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} |
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expectToken(Token::Semicolon); |
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return statement; |
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@ -568,7 +579,7 @@ ASTPointer<ForStatement> Parser::parseForStatement() |
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// LTODO: Maybe here have some predicate like peekExpression() instead of checking for semicolon and RParen?
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if (m_scanner->getCurrentToken() != Token::Semicolon) |
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initExpression = parseVarDefOrExprStmt(); |
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initExpression = parseVarDeclOrExprStmt(); |
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expectToken(Token::Semicolon); |
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if (m_scanner->getCurrentToken() != Token::Semicolon) |
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@ -587,30 +598,22 @@ ASTPointer<ForStatement> Parser::parseForStatement() |
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body); |
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} |
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ASTPointer<Statement> Parser::parseVarDefOrExprStmt() |
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ASTPointer<Statement> Parser::parseVarDeclOrExprStmt() |
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{ |
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if (peekVariableDefinition()) |
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return parseVariableDefinition(); |
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if (peekVariableDeclarationStatement()) |
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return parseVariableDeclarationStatement(); |
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else |
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return parseExpressionStatement(); |
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} |
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ASTPointer<VariableDefinition> Parser::parseVariableDefinition() |
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ASTPointer<VariableDeclarationStatement> Parser::parseVariableDeclarationStatement() |
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{ |
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ASTNodeFactory nodeFactory(*this); |
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VarDeclParserOptions options; |
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options.allowVar = true; |
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options.allowInitialValue = true; |
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ASTPointer<VariableDeclaration> variable = parseVariableDeclaration(options); |
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ASTPointer<Expression> value; |
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if (m_scanner->getCurrentToken() == Token::Assign) |
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{ |
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m_scanner->next(); |
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value = parseExpression(); |
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nodeFactory.setEndPositionFromNode(value); |
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} |
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else |
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nodeFactory.setEndPositionFromNode(variable); |
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return nodeFactory.createNode<VariableDefinition>(variable, value); |
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return nodeFactory.createNode<VariableDeclarationStatement>(variable); |
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} |
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ASTPointer<ExpressionStatement> Parser::parseExpressionStatement() |
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@ -822,11 +825,11 @@ pair<vector<ASTPointer<Expression>>, vector<ASTPointer<ASTString>>> Parser::pars |
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} |
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bool Parser::peekVariableDefinition() |
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bool Parser::peekVariableDeclarationStatement() |
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{ |
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// distinguish between variable definition (and potentially assignment) and expression statement
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// distinguish between variable declaration (and potentially assignment) and expression statement
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// (which include assignments to other expressions and pre-declared variables)
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// We have a variable definition if we get a keyword that specifies a type name, or
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// We have a variable declaration if we get a keyword that specifies a type name, or
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// in the case of a user-defined type, we have two identifiers following each other.
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return (m_scanner->getCurrentToken() == Token::Mapping || |
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m_scanner->getCurrentToken() == Token::Var || |
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Liana Husikyan
10 years ago