Examples with Token de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token used on opensource projects

Example 21 with Token

use of de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token in project probparsers by bendisposto.

the class BParser method parse.

/**
 * Parses the input string.
 *
 * @param input
 *            The {@link String} to be parsed
 * @param debugOutput
 *            output debug messages on standard out?
 * @param contentProvider
 *            A {@link IFileContentProvider} that is able to load content of
 *            referenced files during the parsing process. The content
 *            provider is used for referenced definition files for example.
 * @return the root node of the AST
 * @throws BCompoundException
 *             The {@link BCompoundException} class stores all
 *             {@link BException}s occurred during the parsing process. The
 *             {@link BException} class stores the actual exception as
 *             delegate and forwards all method calls to it. So it is save
 *             for tools to just use this exception if they want to extract
 *             an error message. If the tools needs to extract additional
 *             information, such as a source code position or involved
 *             tokens respectively nodes, it needs to retrieve the delegate
 *             exception. The {@link BException} class offers a
 *             {@link BException#getCause()} method for this, which returns
 *             the delegate exception.
 *             <p>
 *             Internal exceptions:
 *             <ul>
 *             <li>{@link PreParseException}: This exception contains errors
 *             that occur during the preparsing. If possible it supplies a
 *             token, where the error occurred.</li>
 *             <li>{@link BLexerException}: If any error occurs in the
 *             generated or customized lexer a {@link LexerException} is
 *             thrown. Usually the lexer classes just throw a
 *             {@link LexerException}. But this class unfortunately does not
 *             contain any explicit information about the source code
 *             position where the error occurred. Using aspect-oriented
 *             programming we intercept the throwing of these exceptions to
 *             replace them by our own exception. In our own exception we
 *             provide the source code position of the last characters that
 *             were read from the input.</li>
 *             <li>{@link BParseException}: This exception is thrown in two
 *             situations. On the one hand if the parser throws a
 *             {@link ParserException} we convert it into a
 *             {@link BParseException}. On the other hand it can be thrown
 *             if any error is found during the AST transformations after
 *             the parser has finished.</li>
 *             <li>{@link CheckException}: If any problem occurs while
 *             performing semantic checks, a {@link CheckException} is
 *             thrown. We provide one or more nodes that are involved in the
 *             problem. For example, if we find duplicate machine clauses,
 *             we will list all occurrences in the exception.</li>
 *             </ul>
 */
public Start parse(final String input, final boolean debugOutput, final IFileContentProvider contentProvider) throws BCompoundException {
    final Reader reader = new StringReader(input);
    try {
        // PreParsing
        final DefinitionTypes defTypes = preParsing(debugOutput, reader, contentProvider, directory);
        /*
			 * The definition types are used in the lexer in order to replace an
			 * identifier token by a definition call token. This is required if
			 * the definition is a predicate because an identifier can not be
			 * parsed as a predicate. For example "... SELECT def THEN ... "
			 * would yield to a parse error. The lexer will replace the
			 * identifier token "def" by a TDefLiteralPredicate which will be
			 * excepted by the parser
			 * 
			 */
        defTypes.addAll(definitions.getTypes());
        /*
			 * Main parser
			 */
        final BLexer lexer = new BLexer(new PushbackReader(reader, BLexer.PUSHBACK_BUFFER_SIZE), defTypes);
        lexer.setParseOptions(parseOptions);
        SabbleCCBParser parser = new SabbleCCBParser(lexer);
        final Start rootNode = parser.parse();
        final List<BException> bExceptionList = new ArrayList<>();
        /*
			 * Collect available definition declarations. Needs to be done now
			 * cause they are needed by the following transformations.
			 */
        final DefinitionCollector collector = new DefinitionCollector(defTypes, this.definitions);
        collector.collectDefinitions(rootNode);
        List<CheckException> definitionsCollectorExceptions = collector.getExceptions();
        for (CheckException checkException : definitionsCollectorExceptions) {
            bExceptionList.add(new BException(getFileName(), checkException));
        }
        // perfom AST transformations that can't be done by SableCC
        try {
            applyAstTransformations(rootNode);
        } catch (CheckException e) {
            throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), e));
        }
        // perform some semantic checks which are not done in the parser
        List<CheckException> checkExceptions = performSemanticChecks(rootNode);
        for (CheckException checkException : checkExceptions) {
            bExceptionList.add(new BException(getFileName(), checkException));
        }
        if (!bExceptionList.isEmpty()) {
            throw new BCompoundException(bExceptionList);
        }
        return rootNode;
    } catch (final LexerException e) {
        throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), e));
    } catch (final BParseException e) {
        throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), e));
    } catch (final IOException e) {
        throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), e));
    } catch (final PreParseException e) {
        throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), e));
    } catch (final ParserException e) {
        final Token token = e.getToken();
        String msg = getImprovedErrorMessageBasedOnTheErrorToken(token);
        if (msg == null) {
            msg = e.getLocalizedMessage();
        }
        final String realMsg = e.getRealMsg();
        throw new BCompoundException(new BException(getFileName(), new BParseException(token, msg, realMsg, e)));
    } catch (BException e) {
        throw new BCompoundException(e);
    }
}

Example 22 with Token

use of de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token in project probparsers by bendisposto.

the class PreLexer method collectRhs.

private void collectRhs() throws LexerException, IOException {
    if (state.equals(State.DEFINITIONS_RHS) || (previousState != null && previousState.equals(State.DEFINITIONS_RHS))) {
        if (rhsToken == null) {
            // starting a new definition rhs
            rhsToken = new TRhsBody("", -1, -1);
            rhsBuffer = new StringBuilder();
        } else {
            final State nextState = getNextState();
            // end of rhs reached?
            if (nextState != null) {
                // push current token back into reader
                try {
                    unread(token);
                } catch (IOException e) {
                    throw new IOException("Pushback buffer overflow on Token: " + token.getText());
                }
                // prepare rhs_body token to be the current one
                ((Token) rhsToken).setText(rhsBuffer.toString());
                token = rhsToken;
                rhsToken = null;
                rhsBuffer = null;
                state = nextState;
            } else {
                // first token after "==" sets start position
                if (rhsToken.getLine() == -1) {
                    rhsToken.setLine(token.getLine());
                    rhsToken.setPos(token.getPos());
                }
                rhsBuffer.append(token.getText());
                token = null;
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 23 with Token

use of de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token in project probparsers by bendisposto.

the class EBLexer method filter.

@Override
protected void filter() throws LexerException, IOException {
    super.filter();
    if (token != null && token instanceof TIdentifierLiteral && v.get(token.getText())) {
        Queue<IToken> ts = getNextList();
        List<IToken> toks = getTokenList();
        int l = token.getLine();
        int p = token.getPos();
        TLeftPar t1 = new TLeftPar(l, p);
        ts.add(t1);
        toks.add(t1);
        ts.add(token);
        toks.add(token);
        TEqual t2 = new TEqual("=", l, p);
        ts.add(t2);
        toks.add(t2);
        TTrue t3 = new TTrue("TRUE", l, p);
        ts.add(t3);
        toks.add(t3);
        TRightPar t4 = new TRightPar(l, p);
        ts.add(t4);
        toks.add(t4);
        token = null;
    }
}

Example 24 with Token

use of de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token in project probparsers by bendisposto.

the class EventBLexer method endStringToken.

private void endStringToken() throws LexerException {
    try {
        /*
			 * Push back current token. We are going to insert our own string
			 * token into the token stream just before the current token. Reset
			 * state so that unread token can be recognized again in next lexer
			 * step.
			 */
        unread(token);
        state = State.NORMAL;
        // create text for string token
        string.setText(createString());
    } catch (final IOException e) {
        throw new LexerException("IOException occured: " + e.getLocalizedMessage());
    }
    token = string;
    string = null;
    stringBuffer = null;
}

Example 25 with Token

use of de.be4.classicalb.core.preparser.node.Token in project probparsers by bendisposto.

the class SyntaxErrorsDetectedOnTokenStreamTest method checkForDublicateAndInDefinitionsClause2.

@Test
public void checkForDublicateAndInDefinitionsClause2() throws Exception {
    String s = "MACHINE Definitions \n DEFINITIONS\n foo == \n \n 1=1 \n&    & 2=2  \nEND";
    try {
        getTreeAsString(s);
        fail("Duplicate & was not detected.");
    } catch (BCompoundException e) {
        System.out.println(e.getMessage());
        // there is no token available, hence the position is in the text
        assertTrue(e.getMessage().contains("[6,6]"));
        assertTrue(e.getMessage().contains("& &"));
    }
}