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Core library for developing platforms and tools compatible with GDevelop.
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Find the object name that should be used as a context of the expression or sub-expression that a given node represents. More...
#include <ExpressionVariableOwnerFinder.h>
Inherits gd::ExpressionParser2NodeWorker.
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static const gd::String | GetObjectName (const gd::Platform &platform, const gd::ObjectsContainersList &objectsContainersList, const gd::String &rootObjectName, gd::ExpressionNode &node) |
Helper function to find the object name that should be used as a context of the expression or sub-expression that a given node represents. | |
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ExpressionVariableOwnerFinder (const gd::Platform &platform_, const gd::ObjectsContainersList &objectsContainersList_, const gd::String &rootObjectName_) | |
const gd::String & | GetObjectName () |
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void | OnVisitSubExpressionNode (SubExpressionNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitOperatorNode (OperatorNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitUnaryOperatorNode (UnaryOperatorNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitNumberNode (NumberNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitTextNode (TextNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitVariableNode (VariableNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitVariableAccessorNode (VariableAccessorNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitIdentifierNode (IdentifierNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitEmptyNode (EmptyNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitObjectFunctionNameNode (ObjectFunctionNameNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitVariableBracketAccessorNode (VariableBracketAccessorNode &node) override |
void | OnVisitFunctionCallNode (FunctionCallNode &functionCall) override |
Find the object name that should be used as a context of the expression or sub-expression that a given node represents.
This is needed because of the legacy convention where a "objectvar" parameter represents a variable of the object represented by the previous "object" parameter.
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No errors means that the expression is valid.