NAME
Hyper::Developer::Generator::Control::ContainerFlow - Abstract Base class with code generation features
VERSION
This document describes Hyper::Developer::Generator::Control::ContainerFlow 0.01
DESCRIPTION
This class can handle two different Grammars. See pod of Hyper::Control::Flow for more details.
Action grammar
The abstract action grammar in something like BNF notation looks like this. Comments are perl style.
# lines have (optionsl) ; ends
<line> ::= <line_content> ";"
# line contains one of
<line_content> ::= <@identifier> "=" <constant> # a.b.c = "Foo";
| <@identifier>=<@identifier> # a.b.c = a;
| <method> # a.b = a.method();
# id trees may be used with . (like hashref trees in TT or HTC)
<@identifier> ::= <identifier> ( "." <identifier>)*
# single ids are alphanumeric
<identifier> ::= /\b[A-z0-9_]+\b/
# constants start with ', " or numbers
constant ::= ['"0-9].*
# methods are suffixed with ()
<method> ::= <@identifier> "()"
Examples:
# <@identifier> = <@identifier>
cSelectPerson.mRole = mInitiatorRole;
cSelectPerson = mInitiatorData.mInitiator;
# <@identifier> = <constant>
cSelectPerson.mRole = 'Superuser';
cSelectPerson.mRole = "Superuser";
cSelectPerson.mRole = 42;
# method
this.testMethod();
testMethod();
Condition grammar
# lines consist of one expression or an operand
<line> ::= <expr> # 1 < 2 || 1 > 2
| <operand> # test()
# expressions consist of operand, cmp operator, operand, and optionally
# a logical operator and another exception
<expr> :== <operand> <cmpop> <operand> (<logop> <expr>)?
# operands are either a constant, a method or an identifier
<operand> :== <constant>
| <method>
| <identifier>
# methods end with ()
<method> :== <@identifier> "()"
# id trees may be used with . (like hashref trees in TT or HTC)
<@identifier> ::= <identifier> ( "." <identifier>)*
# single ids are alphanumeric, but must start with a character
<identifier> ::= /\b[A-z][A-z0-9_]+\b/
# compare operators are eq, ne, ==, !=
<cmpop> :== 'eq' | 'ne' | '==' | '!='
# Logical operators are || && or and
<logop> :== '||' | '&&' | 'or' | 'and'
Operator precedence is standard perl.
Examples:
mGroovyMovie.mOscar eq 'true'
mGroovyMovie.mOscar ne 'grrzwrrz("drrrz")'
mGroovyMovie.mOscar == 123
mGroovyMovie.mOscar != 10e30
mGroovyMovie.mOscar == 1 && mGroovyMovie.mHimbeere == 30
mGroovyMovie.mOscar == Get_Value() || mHimbeere == mOscar.himbeere.value()
mGroovyMovie.mOscar == mGroovyMovie.mHimbeere
SUBROUTINES/METHODS
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DIAGNOSTICS
CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
DEPENDENCIES
version
Hyper::Developer::Generator::Control
Class::Std
Parse::RecDescent
Hyper::Error
INCOMPATIBILITIES
BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
RCS INFORMATIONS
- Last changed by
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$Author: ac0v $
- Id
-
$Id: ContainerFlow.pm 333 2008-02-18 22:59:27Z ac0v $
- Revision
-
$Revision: 333 $
- Date
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$Date: 2008-02-18 23:59:27 +0100 (Mon, 18 Feb 2008) $
- HeadURL
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$HeadURL: http://svn.hyper-framework.org/Hyper/Hyper-Developer/branches/0.07/lib/Hyper/Developer/Generator/Control/ContainerFlow.pm $
AUTHOR
Andreas Specht <ACID@cpan.org>
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2007, Andreas Specht <ACID@cpan.org>
. All rights reserved.
This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.