Examples with InternalSyntaxToken org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken used on opensource projects

Example 21 with InternalSyntaxToken

use of org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken in project sonar-java by SonarSource.

the class TreeFactory method newMethodOrConstructor.

private static MethodTreeImpl newMethodOrConstructor(Optional<TypeTree> type, InternalSyntaxToken identifierToken, FormalParametersListTreeImpl parameters, Optional<List<Tuple<Optional<List<AnnotationTreeImpl>>, Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, InternalSyntaxToken>>>> annotatedDimensions, Optional<Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, QualifiedIdentifierListTreeImpl>> throwsClause, JavaTree blockOrSemicolon) {
    IdentifierTreeImpl identifier = new IdentifierTreeImpl(identifierToken);
    ArrayTypeTreeImpl nestedDimensions = newArrayTypeTreeWithAnnotations(annotatedDimensions);
    TypeTree actualType;
    if (type.isPresent()) {
        actualType = applyDim(type.get(), nestedDimensions);
    } else {
        actualType = null;
    }
    BlockTreeImpl block = null;
    InternalSyntaxToken semicolonToken = null;
    if (blockOrSemicolon.is(Tree.Kind.BLOCK)) {
        block = (BlockTreeImpl) blockOrSemicolon;
    } else {
        semicolonToken = (InternalSyntaxToken) blockOrSemicolon;
    }
    InternalSyntaxToken throwsToken = null;
    ListTree<TypeTree> throwsClauses = QualifiedIdentifierListTreeImpl.emptyList();
    if (throwsClause.isPresent()) {
        throwsToken = throwsClause.get().first();
        throwsClauses = throwsClause.get().second();
    }
    return new MethodTreeImpl(actualType, identifier, parameters, throwsToken, throwsClauses, block, semicolonToken);
}

Example 22 with InternalSyntaxToken

use of org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken in project sonar-java by SonarSource.

the class TreeFactory method newPostfixExpression.

public ExpressionTree newPostfixExpression(ExpressionTree expression, Optional<InternalSyntaxToken> postfixOperator) {
    ExpressionTree result = expression;
    if (postfixOperator.isPresent()) {
        InternalSyntaxToken postfixOperatorToken = postfixOperator.get();
        result = new InternalPostfixUnaryExpression(kindMaps.getPostfixOperator((JavaPunctuator) postfixOperator.get().getGrammarRuleKey()), result, postfixOperatorToken);
    }
    return result;
}

Example 23 with InternalSyntaxToken

use of org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken in project sonar-java by SonarSource.

the class TreeFactory method newOpensModuleDirective.

public ModuleDirectiveTree newOpensModuleDirective(InternalSyntaxToken opensKeyword, ExpressionTree packageName, Optional<Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree>>> moduleNames, InternalSyntaxToken semicolonToken) {
    InternalSyntaxToken toKeyword = null;
    ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree> otherModuleNames = ModuleNameListTreeImpl.emptyList();
    if (moduleNames.isPresent()) {
        Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree>> toModuleNames = moduleNames.get();
        toKeyword = toModuleNames.first();
        otherModuleNames = toModuleNames.second();
    }
    return new OpensDirectiveTreeImpl(opensKeyword, packageName, toKeyword, otherModuleNames, semicolonToken);
}

Example 24 with InternalSyntaxToken

use of org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken in project sonar-java by SonarSource.

the class TreeFactory method newEnumDeclaration.

public ClassTreeImpl newEnumDeclaration(InternalSyntaxToken enumToken, InternalSyntaxToken identifierToken, Optional<Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, QualifiedIdentifierListTreeImpl>> implementsClause, InternalSyntaxToken openBraceToken, Optional<List<EnumConstantTreeImpl>> enumConstants, Optional<InternalSyntaxToken> semicolonToken, Optional<List<JavaTree>> enumDeclarations, InternalSyntaxToken closeBraceToken) {
    List<JavaTree> members = Lists.newLinkedList();
    EnumConstantTreeImpl lastEnumConstant = null;
    if (enumConstants.isPresent()) {
        for (EnumConstantTreeImpl enumConstant : enumConstants.get()) {
            members.add(enumConstant);
            lastEnumConstant = enumConstant;
        }
    }
    if (semicolonToken.isPresent()) {
        InternalSyntaxToken semicolon = semicolonToken.get();
        // add the semicolon as endToken of the last enumConstant, or as empty statement in the enum members
        if (lastEnumConstant != null) {
            lastEnumConstant.setEndToken(semicolon);
        } else {
            members.add(newEmptyMember(semicolon));
        }
    }
    if (enumDeclarations.isPresent()) {
        for (JavaTree enumDeclaration : enumDeclarations.get()) {
            members.add(enumDeclaration);
        }
    }
    ClassTreeImpl result = newClassBody(Kind.ENUM, openBraceToken, Optional.of((List<JavaTree>) ImmutableList.<JavaTree>builder().addAll(members).build()), closeBraceToken);
    result.completeDeclarationKeyword(enumToken);
    IdentifierTreeImpl identifier = new IdentifierTreeImpl(identifierToken);
    result.completeIdentifier(identifier);
    if (implementsClause.isPresent()) {
        InternalSyntaxToken implementsKeyword = implementsClause.get().first();
        QualifiedIdentifierListTreeImpl interfaces = implementsClause.get().second();
        result.completeInterfaces(implementsKeyword, interfaces);
    }
    return result;
}

Example 25 with InternalSyntaxToken

use of org.sonar.java.model.InternalSyntaxToken in project sonar-java by SonarSource.

the class TreeFactory method newExportsModuleDirective.

public ModuleDirectiveTree newExportsModuleDirective(InternalSyntaxToken exportsKeyword, ExpressionTree packageName, Optional<Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree>>> moduleNames, InternalSyntaxToken semicolonToken) {
    InternalSyntaxToken toKeyword = null;
    ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree> otherModuleNames = ModuleNameListTreeImpl.emptyList();
    if (moduleNames.isPresent()) {
        Tuple<InternalSyntaxToken, ListTreeImpl<ModuleNameTree>> toModuleNames = moduleNames.get();
        toKeyword = toModuleNames.first();
        otherModuleNames = toModuleNames.second();
    }
    return new ExportsDirectiveTreeImpl(exportsKeyword, packageName, toKeyword, otherModuleNames, semicolonToken);
}