A scope is a container for name->value mappings. More...

#include <Scope.h>

Inheritance diagram for fabrique::ast::Scope:

Public Types
typedef StringMap< const Type & >	SymbolMap

Public Member Functions
	Scope (const Scope *parent, const std::string &name, const Type &argumentsType, TypeContext &)

	Scope (Scope &&)

const SymbolMap &	symbols () const

const std::string &	name () const

bool	hasArguments () const

const Type &	arguments () const

const UniqPtrVec< Value > &	values () const

bool	contains (const Identifier &) const

virtual const Type &	Lookup (const Identifier &) const

void	Register (const Argument *)

void	Register (const Parameter *)

void	Register (const Value &)

void	Take (Value *)

void	Take (UniqPtr< Value > &)

UniqPtrVec< Value >	TakeValues ()

virtual void	PrettyPrint (Bytestream &, size_t indent) const override
	Print a human-readable representation to an output stream and return that output stream.

virtual void	Accept (Visitor &) const

Public Member Functions inherited from fabrique::Printable
	Printable (const Printable &)

Printable &	operator= (const Printable &)

virtual std::string	str () const

Detailed Description

A scope is a container for name->value mappings.

A scope can have a parent scope for recursive name lookups.

Definition at line 65 of file Scope.h.

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

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