Examples with Named_Integer_Value org.eclipse.titan.designer.AST.ASN1.values.Named_Integer_Value used on opensource projects

Example 1 with Named_Integer_Value

use of org.eclipse.titan.designer.AST.ASN1.values.Named_Integer_Value in project titan.EclipsePlug-ins by eclipse.

the class ASN1_Integer_Type method checkThisValueLimit.

// this method accepts REAL_VALUE
public void checkThisValueLimit(final CompilationTimeStamp timestamp, final IValue value, final ValueCheckingOptions valueCheckingOptions) {
    super.checkThisValue(timestamp, value, null, valueCheckingOptions);
    final IValue last = value.getValueRefdLast(timestamp, valueCheckingOptions.expected_value, null);
    if (null == last || last.getIsErroneous(timestamp)) {
        return;
    }
    // already handled ones
    switch(value.getValuetype()) {
        case OMIT_VALUE:
        case REFERENCED_VALUE:
            return;
        case UNDEFINED_LOWERIDENTIFIER_VALUE:
            if (Value_type.REFERENCED_VALUE.equals(last.getValuetype())) {
                return;
            }
            break;
        default:
            break;
    }
    switch(last.getValuetype()) {
        case INTEGER_VALUE:
        case REAL_VALUE:
            break;
        case NAMED_INTEGER_VALUE:
            if (null != namedNumbers) {
                // convert it into an integer value
                final Identifier name = ((Named_Integer_Value) last).getIdentifier();
                final NamedValue namedValue = namedNumbers.getNamedValueByName(name);
                IValue tempValue = namedValue.getValue();
                final ReferenceChain referenceChain = ReferenceChain.getInstance(IReferenceChain.CIRCULARREFERENCE, true);
                tempValue = tempValue.getValueRefdLast(timestamp, referenceChain);
                referenceChain.release();
                if (!tempValue.getIsErroneous(timestamp) && Value_type.INTEGER_VALUE.equals(tempValue.getValuetype())) {
                    final int temp = ((Integer_Value) tempValue).intValue();
                    final Integer_Value converted = new Integer_Value(temp);
                    converted.copyGeneralProperties(value);
                    ((Named_Integer_Value) last).setCalculatedValue(converted);
                } else {
                // FIXME Most probably we were not able
                // to build the semantic structure for
                // something, because it is not yet
                // supported, like referenced values in
                // sets
                }
            }
            break;
        case EXPRESSION_VALUE:
        case MACRO_VALUE:
            // already checked
            break;
        default:
            value.getLocation().reportSemanticError(INTEGERVALUEEXPECTED);
            value.setIsErroneous(true);
    }
}

Example 2 with Named_Integer_Value

use of org.eclipse.titan.designer.AST.ASN1.values.Named_Integer_Value in project titan.EclipsePlug-ins by eclipse.

the class ASN1_Integer_Type method checkThisValue.

@Override
public /**
 * {@inheritDoc}
 */
boolean checkThisValue(final CompilationTimeStamp timestamp, final IValue value, final Assignment lhs, final ValueCheckingOptions valueCheckingOptions) {
    final boolean selfReference = super.checkThisValue(timestamp, value, lhs, valueCheckingOptions);
    final IValue last = value.getValueRefdLast(timestamp, valueCheckingOptions.expected_value, null);
    if (null == last || last.getIsErroneous(timestamp)) {
        return selfReference;
    }
    // already handled ones
    switch(value.getValuetype()) {
        case OMIT_VALUE:
        case REFERENCED_VALUE:
            return selfReference;
        case UNDEFINED_LOWERIDENTIFIER_VALUE:
            if (Value_type.REFERENCED_VALUE.equals(last.getValuetype())) {
                return selfReference;
            }
            break;
        default:
            break;
    }
    switch(last.getValuetype()) {
        case INTEGER_VALUE:
            break;
        case NAMED_INTEGER_VALUE:
            if (null != namedNumbers) {
                // convert it into an integer value
                final Identifier name = ((Named_Integer_Value) last).getIdentifier();
                final NamedValue namedValue = namedNumbers.getNamedValueByName(name);
                IValue tempValue = namedValue.getValue();
                final ReferenceChain referenceChain = ReferenceChain.getInstance(IReferenceChain.CIRCULARREFERENCE, true);
                tempValue = tempValue.getValueRefdLast(timestamp, referenceChain);
                referenceChain.release();
                if (!tempValue.getIsErroneous(timestamp) && Value_type.INTEGER_VALUE.equals(tempValue.getValuetype())) {
                    final int temp = ((Integer_Value) tempValue).intValue();
                    final Integer_Value converted = new Integer_Value(temp);
                    converted.copyGeneralProperties(value);
                    ((Named_Integer_Value) last).setCalculatedValue(converted);
                } else {
                // FIXME Most probably we were not able
                // to build the semantic structure for
                // something, because it is not yet
                // supported, like referenced values in
                // sets
                }
            }
            break;
        case EXPRESSION_VALUE:
        case MACRO_VALUE:
            // already checked
            break;
        default:
            value.getLocation().reportSemanticError(INTEGERVALUEEXPECTED);
            value.setIsErroneous(true);
    }
    value.setLastTimeChecked(timestamp);
    return selfReference;
}

Example 3 with Named_Integer_Value

use of org.eclipse.titan.designer.AST.ASN1.values.Named_Integer_Value in project titan.EclipsePlug-ins by eclipse.

the class Undefined_LowerIdentifier_Value method setValuetype.

@Override
public /**
 * {@inheritDoc}
 */
Value setValuetype(final CompilationTimeStamp timestamp, final Value_type newType) {
    lastTimeChecked = timestamp;
    switch(newType) {
        case ENUMERATED_VALUE:
            realValue = new Enumerated_Value(this);
            realValue.copyGeneralProperties(this);
            break;
        case REFERENCED_VALUE:
            realValue = new Referenced_Value(this);
            // FIXME: this seems redundant; the constructor already called it -no, e.g. location is set here
            realValue.copyGeneralProperties(this);
            break;
        case NAMED_INTEGER_VALUE:
            realValue = new Named_Integer_Value(this);
            realValue.copyGeneralProperties(this);
            break;
        default:
            realValue = super.setValuetype(timestamp, newType);
            break;
    }
    return realValue;
}