Classes and Interfaces
ChgChrParseNode	Parse node that represents a CHG RUN command having syntax that sets a variable to the result of the CHR$ reserved word, e.g., @chg v15 chr$ 12.
ChgCommandParser	Parses an CHG RUN command.
ChgInputParseNode	Parse node representing a CHG RUN command having syntax that collects input into one or more variables, e.g., @chg $input v1,v2,v3.
ChgParseNode	Base class for parse nodes that represents flavors of CHG RUN command.
ChgVariableParseNode	Parse node that represents a CHG RUN command having syntax that sets a variable to the result of a simple equation, e.g., @chg v5 v10 + v20.

Class: ChgChrParseNode   next package

Parse node that represents a CHG RUN command having syntax that sets a variable to the result of the CHR$ reserved word, e.g., @chg v15 chr$ 12.
Treat this class as "thread-hostile" since it may hold substantial state without method synchronization; instances should only be used by single thread at a time.

Fields

Octal number of ASCII character as concatenation expression (e.g., text expression like "12"). public final com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.expr.ConcatExpr asciiOrdinalAsConcatExpr

Variable reference as concatenation expression that identifies variable to set using CHR$. public final com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.expr.ConcatExpr variableAsConcatExpr

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. Parameters: aHostLine - Mapper report line that hosts this command. aVarAsConcatExpr - variable reference as concatenation expression that identifies variable to set using CHR$. anAsciiAsConcatExpr - octal number of ASCII character as concatenation expression (e.g., text expression like "12"). public ChgChrParseNode(com.arsi.mj.maprpt.parser.line.types.AtLine aHostLine, com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.expr.ConcatExpr aVarAsConcatExpr, com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.expr.ConcatExpr anAsciiAsConcatExpr)

Methods

public java.util.List declareScalarVariables()

public java.util.List referencedVariables()

Class: ChgCommandParser   previous next package

Parses an CHG RUN command.
Treat this class as "thread-hostile"; instances should be created, used and discarded by single thread at a time.

Constructors

public ChgCommandParser()

Methods

public com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.cmd.CommandParseResult parseCommand(com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.tokens.IMaprptToken anInitialToken, com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.MaprptLexer aLexer, org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext anAppCtx)     throws com.arsi.mj.MJTranslateException

Read ahead into raw input to find mathematical operators that indicate the CHG command contains an equation. Parameters: currentToken - token last parsed from lexer, qualifies whether or not mathematical operators are likely to be found. aLexer - a lexer for reading ahead into raw input. Returns: true if mathematical operator(s) found, false if not. public boolean readAheadForOperators(com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.tokens.IMaprptToken currentToken, com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.MaprptLexer aLexer)

Class: ChgInputParseNode   previous next package

Parse node representing a CHG RUN command having syntax that collects input into one or more variables, e.g., @chg $input v1,v2,v3.
Treat this class as "thread-hostile" since it may hold substantial state without method synchronization; instances should only be used by single thread at a time.

Constructors

Public ctor for initializing an instance of this class. Parameters: aHostLine - Mapper report line that hosts this command. aResvWord - reserved word that identifies type of input to accept. someExtractExprs - variable(s) as concatenation expression(s) where extracted input is stored. public ChgInputParseNode(com.arsi.mj.maprpt.parser.line.types.AtLine aHostLine, com.arsi.mj.maprpt.lexer.ptree.rsvd.IReservedWord aResvWord, java.util.List someExtractExprs)

Methods

public java.util.List declareScalarVariables()

public java.util.List referencedVariables()

Class: ChgParseNode   previous next package

Base class for parse nodes that represents flavors of CHG RUN command.
Treat this class as "thread-hostile" since it holds substantial state without method synchronization; instances should only be used by single thread at a time.