Puma::CT_TypeidExpr Class Reference

#include <Puma/CTree.h>

Inheritance diagram for Puma::CT_TypeidExpr:

List of all members.

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Detailed Description

Tree node representing a typeid expression.

Example:

 typeid(X) 

Public Member Functions
	CT_TypeidExpr (CTree *tid, CTree *o, CTree *e, CTree *c)
	Constructor.
const char *	NodeName () const
	Get the name of the node.
int	Sons () const
	Get the number of sons.
CTree *	Son (int n) const
	Get the n-th son.
void	ReplaceSon (CTree *old_son, CTree *new_son)
	Replace a son.
CTree *	Arg () const
	Get the typeid argument, i.e.
Static Public Member Functions
static const char *	NodeId ()
	Get the identifier for this node type.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::CT_TypeidExpr	(	CTree *	tid,
		CTree *	o,
		CTree *	e,
		CTree *	c
	)			[inline]

Constructor.

Parameters:

	tid	The 'typeid' operator.
	o	The left parenthesis of the type name or expression.
	e	The expression or type name for which to get the type identifier.
	c	The right parenthesis of the type name or expression.

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Member Function Documentation

static const char* Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::NodeId

(

)

[static]

Get the identifier for this node type.

Can be compared with NodeName().

Reimplemented from Puma::CT_Expression.

const char* Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::NodeName

(

)

const [inline, virtual]

Get the name of the node.

Can be compared with NodeId().

Reimplemented from Puma::CT_Expression.

int Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::Sons

(

)

const [inline, virtual]

Get the number of sons.

Implements Puma::CTree.

CTree* Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::Son

(

int

n

)

const [inline, virtual]

Get the n-th son.

Parameters:

n

The index of the son.

Returns:

The n-th son or NULL.

Reimplemented from Puma::CTree.

void Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::ReplaceSon	(	CTree *	old_son,
		CTree *	new_son
	)			[inline, virtual]

Replace a son.

Parameters:

	old_son	The son to replace.
	new_son	The new son.

Reimplemented from Puma::CTree.

CTree* Puma::CT_TypeidExpr::Arg

(

)

const [inline]

Get the typeid argument, i.e.

the expression or type name for which to get the type identifier.