NstDefinition

class NstDefinition : public NstTree

Class NstDefinition

Inheritance:

Public Fields
int is_private: is_private.

Public Methods
int base_type(): Gives the base type of the object.
const char* class_name(): Returns the string NstDefinition.
const char* class_type(): Returns the string NST_DEFINITION.
NstDefinition* clone(): Recursive cloning.
void copy(const NstDefinition& s): Recursive copy of s.
NstTree* create_default(): Creates a default object of the base type.
NstIdentifier* identifier(const NstIdentifier& n): Replaces the identifier (Attribute 0).
NstIdentifier* identifier(): Returns the identifier (Attribute 0).
NstDefinition* in_definition(): Returns the enclosing definition. This method can return NULL.
NstDefinition(const NstIdentifier& nidf): Creates a new NstDefinition
NstDefinition(const NstDefinition& o): Recursive copy constructor
NstDefinition(): Creates a default object. This object is not syntactically correct.
NstDefinition& operator= (const NstDefinition& s): Same as copy.
int type(): The type is NST_DEFINITION.
~NstDefinition(): Recursive destructor.

Inherited from NstTree:

Public Fields
unsigned long tree_id
NstUserInfo user_info

Public Methods
virtual NstTree* cut()
NstTree* cut_buffer()
virtual void error(const char* st)
list <NstTree*> fathers()
NstTree* in()
virtual NstTree* init()
virtual NstTree* init(NstTrees::iterator &it)
virtual NstTree* next()
virtual NstTree* next(NstTrees::iterator &it)
friend ostream& operator << (ostream& s, const NstTree& t)
virtual void replace(NstTree& n)
virtual NstDefinition* search(const NstIdentifier& i, int tp = -1)
void traversal(int (*action)(NstTree*, void*), void* extra = NULL)
NstTree* upsearch(int (*comptest)(NstTree*, void*), void* extra = NULL)
virtual void warning(const char* st)
string whoami()

Documentation

Class NstDefinition.
This is the base class for representing a Fortran definition of an object. A definition is the object stored in the symbol table. A definition is associated with each declared entity into a Fortran code. For instance, there is a definition for a declared variable, a subroutine, etc...

NstDefinition()

Creates a default object. This object is not syntactically correct.

NstDefinition(const NstIdentifier& nidf)

Creates a new NstDefinition