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== Operator anfügen

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JanUlrich 2018-09-07 01:41:26 +02:00
parent 1e037a0019
commit c72204428f
3 changed files with 24 additions and 8 deletions
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src/de/dhbwstuttgart/parser/SyntaxTreeGenerator/StatementGenerator.java
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@ -583,7 +583,10 @@ public class StatementGenerator {
if(expression.equalityExpression() == null){
return convert(expression.relationalExpression());
}else{
throw new NotImplementedException();
String operator = expression.getChild(1).getText();
Expression leftSide = convert(expression.equalityExpression());
Expression rightSide = convert(expression.relationalExpression());
return new BinaryExpr(convertBinaryOperator(operator), TypePlaceholder.fresh(expression.getStart()), leftSide, rightSide, expression.getStart());
}
}
@ -619,8 +622,12 @@ public class StatementGenerator {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.BIGGERTHAN;
}else if(operator.equals(">=")) {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.BIGGEREQUAL;
} else if(operator.equals("<=")) {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.LESSEQUAL;
} else if(operator.equals("<=")) {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.LESSEQUAL;
} else if(operator.equals("==")) {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.EQUAL;
} else if(operator.equals("!=")) {
return BinaryExpr.Operator.NOTEQUAL;
} else {
throw new NotImplementedException();
}

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src/de/dhbwstuttgart/syntaxtree/statement/BinaryExpr.java
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@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ public class BinaryExpr extends Expression
LESSTHAN, // <
BIGGERTHAN, // >
LESSEQUAL, // <=
BIGGEREQUAL // >=
BIGGEREQUAL, // >=
EQUAL, // ==
NOTEQUAL // !=
}
public final Operator operation;

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src/de/dhbwstuttgart/typeinference/typeAlgo/TYPEStmt.java
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@ -223,7 +223,8 @@ public class TYPEStmt implements StatementVisitor{
if(binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.DIV) ||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.MUL)||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.MOD)||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.ADD)){
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.ADD)||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.SUB)){
Set<Constraint<Pair>> numericAdditionOrStringConcatenation = new HashSet<>();
//Zuerst der Fall für Numerische AusdrücPairOpnumericeratorke, das sind Mul, Mod und Div immer:
@ -303,7 +304,7 @@ public class TYPEStmt implements StatementVisitor{
}else if(binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.LESSEQUAL) ||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.BIGGEREQUAL) ||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.BIGGERTHAN) ||
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.LESSTHAN)){
binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.LESSTHAN)) {
/* //eingefuegt PL 2018-05-24
Set<Constraint<Pair>> numericRelationConcatenation = new HashSet<>();
Constraint<Pair> numeric = new Constraint<>();
@ -340,18 +341,24 @@ public class TYPEStmt implements StatementVisitor{
//***ACHTUNG: Moeglicherweise oder und und-Contraint falsch
constraintsSet.addOderConstraint(numericRelationConcatenation);
//***ACHTUNG: Moeglicherweise oder und und-Contraint falsch
*/
*/
//Testeise eingefuegt PL 2018-05-24
constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(binary.lexpr.getType(), number, PairOperator.SMALLERNEQDOT));
constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(binary.rexpr.getType(), number, PairOperator.SMALLERNEQDOT));
//Rückgabetyp ist Boolean
constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(bool, binary.getType(), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
//auskommentiert PL 2018-05-24
//constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(binary.lexpr.getType(), number, PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
//constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(binary.rexpr.getType(), number, PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
//Rückgabetyp ist Boolean
//constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(bool, binary.getType(), PairOperator.EQUALSDOT));
}else if(binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.EQUAL) || binary.operation.equals(BinaryExpr.Operator.NOTEQUAL)){
/*Auszug aus https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se9/html/jls-15.html#jls-15.21
The equality operators may be used to compare two operands that are convertible (§5.1.8) to numeric type, or two operands of type boolean or Boolean, or two operands that are each of either reference type or the null type. All other cases result in a compile-time error.
*/
//Der Equals Operator geht mit fast allen Typen, daher werden hier keine Constraints gesetzt
constraintsSet.addUndConstraint(new Pair(bool, binary.getType(), PairOperator.SMALLERDOT));
}else{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}