implementation of table for coordinating meaning across a vmhost More...

#include "semtable.h"
#include "def.h"

Include dependency graph for semtable.c:

char	G_ctx_buf [20]

SemTable *	_sem_new ()

int	_sem_new_context (SemTable sem, T definitions)

void	_sem_free (SemTable *sem)

ContextStore *	__sem_context (SemTable *sem, Context c)

void	_sem_free_context (SemTable *sem, Context c)

char *	_sem_ctx2s (SemTable *sem, Context c)

T *	__sem_get_defs (SemTable *sem, SemanticType semtype, Context c)

T *	__sem_get_def (SemTable *sem, SemanticType semtype, Context c, SemanticAddr i)

char *	_sem_get_name (SemTable *sem, SemanticID s)

T *	_sem_get_label (SemTable *sem, SemanticID s, Symbol label_type)

void	_sem_add_label (SemTable sem, SemanticID s, Symbol label_type, char label)

Structure	_sem_get_symbol_structure (SemTable *sem, Symbol s)

bool	__sem_get_by_label (SemTable sem, char label, SemanticID *sid, Context c)

bool	_sem_get_by_label (SemTable sem, char label, SemanticID *sid)

Detailed Description

implementation of table for coordinating meaning across a vmhost

Copyright: Copyright (C) 2013-2016, The MetaCurrency Project (Eric Harris-Braun, Arthur Brock, et. al). This file is part of the Ceptr platform and is released under the terms of the license contained in the file LICENSE (GPLv3).

Definition in file semtable.c.

Function Documentation

void _sem_add_label	(	SemTable *	sem,
		SemanticID	s,
		Symbol	label_type,
		char *	label
	)

add a name to a definition

Parameters

[in]	sem	is the semantic table where symbols and structures are defined
[in]	s	the semantic id of the definition to add a label to
[in]	label_type	is a symbol of the label type to add
[in]	label	text of the label

Examples (from test suite):

    SemanticID s;
    spec_is_true(__sem_get_by_label(G_sem,"DEFINITIONS",&s,SYS_CONTEXT));
    spec_is_sem_equal(s,DEFINITIONS);
    spec_is_false(__sem_get_by_label(G_sem,"DEFINITIONS",&s,INTERNET_CONTEXT));
    spec_is_true(_sem_get_by_label(G_sem,"OCTET_STREAM",&s));
    spec_is_sem_equal(s,OCTET_STREAM);
    spec_is_true(semeq(s,OCTET_STREAM));
    spec_is_false(_sem_get_by_label(G_sem,"non existent symbol",&s));

Definition at line 148 of file semtable.c.

T* _sem_get_label	(	SemTable *	sem,
		SemanticID	s,
		Symbol	label_type
	)

get one of a symbol's labels

Parameters

[in]	sem	is the semantic table where symbols and structures are define
[in]	s	the Symbol to return the label of
[in]	s	the Symbol to return the label of

Returns: label or NULL if the definition couldn't be found

Note: the label returned is a pointer to the actual label in the definition. it must not be changed or modified! Clone it if you need to.

Examples (from test suite):

spec_is_str_equal(t2s(_sem_get_label(G_sem,CONTENT_TYPE,HTTP_HEADER_LABEL)),"(HTTP_HEADER_LABEL:Content-Type)");

spec_is_str_equal(t2s(_sem_get_label(G_sem,CONTENT_TYPE,TEST_SYMBOL_SYMBOL)),"(ENGLISH_LABEL:CONTENT_TYPE)");

Definition at line 124 of file semtable.c.

char* _sem_get_name	(	SemTable *	sem,
		SemanticID	s
	)

get symbol's name

Parameters

[in]	sem	is the semantic table where symbols and structures are define
[in]	s	the Symbol to return the label of

Returns: cstring surface of the first label in the definition

Examples (from test suite):

    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,TEST_INT_SYMBOL),"TEST_INT_SYMBOL");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,NULL_SYMBOL),"NULL_SYMBOL");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,NULL_STRUCTURE),"NULL_STRUCTURE");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,NULL_PROCESS),"NULL_PROCESS");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,DEFINITIONS),"DEFINITIONS");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,INTEGER),"INTEGER");
    spec_is_str_equal(_sem_get_name(G_sem,IF),"IF");

Definition at line 85 of file semtable.c.