I know that in general, compiler directives are processed by the preprocessor before the parser. In my case I use fcl-passrc in a code analysis tool that I am building and I would need to detect directives during parsing. It's possible? In the PasTree unit I don't see data structures for comments / directives. Thanks. -------------- next part --------------
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Parsing compiler directive with fcl-passrc
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- Mattias Gaertner 1
- Michael Van Canneyt 1
- Simone Tacconi 1
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Simone Tacconi wrote 5 lines
I know that in general, compiler directives are processed by the
preprocessor before the parser. In my case I use fcl-passrc in a code
analysis tool that I am building and I would need to detect directives
during parsing. It's possible? In the PasTree unit I don't see data
structures for comments / directives. Thanks.
No, it is currently not possible.
There is already a hook for comments.
We could additionally provide a hook that is called whenever a directive is encountered. Then you can create your own structures.
Michael.
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I know that in general, compiler directives are processed by the
preprocessor before the parser. In my case I use fcl-passrc in a code
analysis tool that I am building and I would need to detect
directives during parsing. It's possible? In the PasTree unit I
don't see data structures for comments / directives. Thanks.
You can override TPascalScanner.HandleDirective
Mattias