fe::Loc Struct Reference

Location in a File. More...

#include <fe/loc.h>

Public Member Functions
	Loc ()=default
	Creates an invalid Location.
	Loc (const std::filesystem::path *path, Pos begin, Pos finis)
	Loc (const std::filesystem::path *file, Pos pos)
	Loc (Pos begin, Pos finis)
	Loc (Pos pos)
Loc	anew_begin () const
Loc	anew_finis () const
Loc	operator+ (Pos pos) const
Loc	operator+ (Loc loc) const
	operator bool () const
	Is a valid Location?
bool	operator== (Loc other) const
void	dump () const

Public Attributes
const std::filesystem::path *	path = {}
Pos	begin = {}
Pos	finis = {}
	It's called finis because it refers to the last character within this Location.

Friends
std::ostream &	operator<< (std::ostream &os, Loc loc)
	Write your own implementation or include fe/loc.cpp.h somewhere for a default one.

Detailed Description

Location in a File.

It's only two machine words on a 64 bit arch, so pass around as value.

Warning

Loc::path is only a pointer and it is your job to guarantee that the underlying std::filesystem::path outlives this Location.

Definition at line 33 of file loc.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Loc() [1/5]

fe::Loc::Loc ( )

default

Creates an invalid Location.

Loc() [2/5]

fe::Loc::Loc ( const std::filesystem::path *  path, Pos  begin, Pos  finis  )

inline

Definition at line 35 of file loc.h.

Loc() [3/5]

fe::Loc::Loc ( const std::filesystem::path *  file, Pos  pos  )

inline

Definition at line 39 of file loc.h.

Loc() [4/5]

fe::Loc::Loc ( Pos  begin, Pos  finis  )

inline

Definition at line 41 of file loc.h.

Loc() [5/5]

fe::Loc::Loc ( Pos  pos )

inline

Definition at line 43 of file loc.h.

Member Function Documentation

anew_begin()

Loc fe::Loc::anew_begin ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 46 of file loc.h.

References begin, and path.

anew_finis()

Loc fe::Loc::anew_finis ( ) const

inline

Definition at line 47 of file loc.h.

References finis, and path.

dump()

void fe::Loc::dump

(

)

const

Definition at line 24 of file loc.cpp.h.

operator bool()

fe::Loc::operator bool ( ) const

inlineexplicit

Is a valid Location?

Definition at line 50 of file loc.h.

References begin.

operator+() [1/2]

Loc fe::Loc::operator+ ( Loc  loc ) const

inline

Definition at line 49 of file loc.h.

References begin, finis, and path.

operator+() [2/2]

Loc fe::Loc::operator+ ( Pos  pos ) const

inline

Definition at line 48 of file loc.h.

References begin, and path.

operator==()

bool fe::Loc::operator== ( Loc  other ) const

inline

Note

Loc::path is only checked via pointer equality.

Definition at line 52 of file loc.h.

References begin, finis, and path.

Friends And Related Symbol Documentation

operator<<

std::ostream & operator<< ( std::ostream &  os, Loc  loc  )

friend

Write your own implementation or include fe/loc.cpp.h somewhere for a default one.

Definition at line 14 of file loc.cpp.h.

Member Data Documentation

begin

Pos fe::Loc::begin = {}

Definition at line 56 of file loc.h.

Referenced by anew_begin(), operator bool(), operator+(), operator+(), operator==(), fe::Lexer< K, S >::start(), and fe::Parser< Tok, Tag, K, S >::tracker().

finis

Pos fe::Loc::finis = {}

It's called finis because it refers to the last character within this Location.

In the STL the word end refers to the position of something that is one element past the end.

Definition at line 57 of file loc.h.

Referenced by anew_finis(), fe::Lexer< K, S >::next(), operator+(), and operator==().

path

const std::filesystem::path* fe::Loc::path = {}

Definition at line 55 of file loc.h.

Referenced by anew_begin(), anew_finis(), fe::Parser< Tok, Tag, K, S >::Tracker::loc(), operator+(), operator+(), and operator==().

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

• fe/loc.h
• fe/loc.cpp.h