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/// \file
/// This header-file is part of module \alib_expressions of the \aliblong.
///
/// \emoji :copyright: 2013-2025 A-Worx GmbH, Germany.
/// Published under \ref mainpage_license "Boost Software License".
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ALIB_EXPORT namespace alib {  namespace expressions { namespace detail {
 
class Program;
 
/// Base class for nodes of abstract syntax trees of module \alib_expressions.
/// Note that AST objects (and their data) are allocated in a \alib{MonoAllocator} and
/// hence have empty destructors.
struct AST : public ASTBase
{
    /// Position in the original expression string.
    integer Position;
 
    /// Deleted default constructor.
    AST() = delete;
 
    /// Constructor
    /// @param type      The node type.
    /// @param position  The index of this AST in the expression string.
    AST( Types type, integer position )
    : ASTBase(type)
    , Position(position)
    {}
 
    /// Virtual destructor.
    virtual ~AST() {}
 
    /// Recursively compiles nested nodes and invokes one of the add-methods of program for itself.
    /// @param program   The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    ///                  Its memory is invalid after the compilation process.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program& program, MonoAllocator& allocator, AString & normalized )  = 0;
 
    /// Recursively walks through the tree and performs optimizations, dependent on given flags.
    ///
    /// As of today, the only optimization performed in this AST itself is to combine nested unary
    /// '+' and '-' operators on literals.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                        = 0;
};
 
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing identifiers.
struct ASTLiteral       : public AST
{
    /// This is a list of flags that store information obbout the format of the literal given
    /// in the expression string. This information is used with the generation of a normalized
    /// version of the literal.
    enum class NFHint
    {
        NONE         , ///< No hint.
        Scientific   , ///< Float was given in scientific format
        Hexadecimal  , ///< Integral value was given in hexadecimal format.
        Octal        , ///< Integral value was given in octal format.
        Binary       , ///< Integral value was given in binary format.
    };
 
    Box         Value;         ///< The value of the literal.
    NFHint      Format;        ///< Format hints.
 
    /// Constructs a string literal.
    /// @param string   The value of the literal.
    /// @param position The index of this AST in the expression string.
    ASTLiteral( const String& string, integer position )
    : AST(Types::Literal, position)
    , Value( string )
    , Format(NFHint::NONE)
    {
    }
 
    /// Constructs an integer literal.
    /// @param value     The value of the literal.
    /// @param position  The index of this AST in the expression string.
    /// @param hint      A hint about the format that expression string used to express the literal.
    ASTLiteral( integer value, integer position, NFHint hint= NFHint::NONE )
    : AST(Types::Literal, position)
    , Format(hint)
    {
        Value= value;
    }
 
    /// Constructs a floating point literal.
    /// @param value    The value of the literal.
    /// @param position The index of this AST in the expression string.
    /// @param hint     Optional information about the number format that was detected while parsing.
    ASTLiteral( double value, integer position, NFHint hint= NFHint::NONE )
    : AST(Types::Literal, position)
    , Format(hint)
    {
        Value= value;
    }
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program&  program    , MonoAllocator& allocator,
                           AString & normalized                                )           override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing identifiers.
struct ASTIdentifier    : public AST
{
    String     Name;   ///< The name of the identifier as parsed from the expression string.
 
    /// Constructor providing all fields.
    /// @param name      The name of the identifier.
    /// @param position  The index of this AST in the expression string.
    explicit
    ASTIdentifier( const String& name, integer position )
    : AST(Types::Identifier, position)
    , Name(name)
    {}
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program&  program    , MonoAllocator& allocator,
                           AString & normalized                                )           override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing a function call.
struct ASTFunction      : public AST
{
    String                      Name;      ///< The function name as parsed.
    List<MonoAllocator, AST*>   Arguments; ///< The argument nodes.
 
    /// Constructor providing name, but not arguments, yet.
    /// @param name       The name of the function
    /// @param position   The index of this AST in the expression string.
    /// @param pAllocator Allocator used to clone the given \p{name} and for storing arguments.
    explicit
    ASTFunction(const String name, integer position, MonoAllocator& pAllocator )
    : AST(Types::Function, position)
    , Name     (pAllocator, name )
    , Arguments(pAllocator )
    {}
 
    /// Virtual destructor.
    virtual ~ASTFunction()                                                                  override
    {}
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program&  program    , MonoAllocator& allocator,
                           AString & normalized                                )           override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing unary operators.
struct ASTUnaryOp       : public AST
{
    String  Operator; ///< The operator symbol.
    AST*    Argument; ///< The argument node.
 
    /// Constructor providing all fields.
    /// @param op       The operator symbol.
    /// @param argument The argument of the operator.
    /// @param position The index of this AST in the expression string.
    explicit
    ASTUnaryOp(const String& op, AST* argument, integer position )
    : AST(Types::UnaryOp, position)
    , Operator(op), Argument(argument)
    {}
 
    /// Virtual destructor.
    virtual ~ASTUnaryOp()                                                                   override
    {}
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program& program, MonoAllocator& allocator, AString & normalized ) override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing binary operators.
struct ASTBinaryOp      : public AST
{
    String  Operator;  ///< The operator symbol.
    AST*    Lhs;       ///< The left-hand-side expression node.
    AST*    Rhs;       ///< The right-hand-side expression node.
    /// Constructor providing all fields.
    /// @param lhs       Left-hand side node.
    /// @param rhs       Right-hand side node.
    /// @param op        The operator symbol.
    /// @param position  The index of this AST in the expression string.
    explicit
    ASTBinaryOp( const String& op, AST* lhs, AST* rhs, integer position )
    : AST(Types::BinaryOp, position)
    , Operator(op), Lhs(lhs), Rhs(rhs)
    {}
 
    /// Virtual destructor.
    virtual ~ASTBinaryOp()                                                                  override
    {}
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program& program, MonoAllocator& allocator, AString & normalized ) override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
/// Abstract syntax tree node representing ternary operator <c>Q ? T : F</c>.
struct ASTConditional     : public AST
{
    AST*         Q;             ///< The question.
    AST*         T;             ///< The true-result.
    AST*         F;             ///< The false-result.
    integer      ColonPosition; ///< The index of the colon in the expression string.
 
    /// Constructor providing all fields.
    /// @param q              The question.
    /// @param t              The true-result.
    /// @param f              The false-result.
    /// @param position       The index of the question mark in the expression string.
    /// @param colonPosition  The index of the colon in the expression string.
    explicit
    ASTConditional(AST* q, AST* t, AST* f, integer position, integer colonPosition)
    : AST(Types::TernaryOp, position)
    , Q(q), T(t), F(f)
    , ColonPosition(colonPosition)
    {}
 
    /// Virtual destructor.
    virtual ~ASTConditional()                                                               override
    {}
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param program         The program to be compiled.
    /// @param allocator       An allocator usable for temporary objects.
    /// @param[out] normalized The normalized string, built during recursive compilation of the AST.
    virtual void Assemble( Program& program, MonoAllocator& allocator, AString & normalized ) override;
 
    /// Implements abstract method.
    /// @param normalization The compiler flags denoting the normalization settings.
    /// @return A potentially replaced AST or itself.
    virtual AST* Optimize( Normalization normalization )                                   override;
};
 
}}} // namespace [alib::expressions::detail]