| MySQL++ SSQLS v2 Translator
        3.2.4
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Holds information about an SSQLS v2 file we're parsing. More...
#include <parsev2.h>
| Public Member Functions | |
| File (const char *file_name) | |
| Open a file for reading, using the search path to file the file if the direct path isn't readable. | |
| void | error (const std::string &msg) const | 
| Throw a FileException containing the given message. | |
| void | error (const std::ostringstream &msg) const | 
| const char * | name () const | 
| Return the file's name. | |
| void | parse_error (const std::string &msg) const | 
| Throw a ParseException containing the given message and our stored info about the file name and current line. | |
| void | parse_error (const std::ostringstream &msg) const | 
| bool | read_line (std::string &line, bool &subdirective) | 
| Read a line in from a file.  More... | |
Holds information about an SSQLS v2 file we're parsing.
This class exists simply because there's so much file-related processing in the parser, and it's confusing to have it scattered about.
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References error().
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References error().
| bool ParseV2::File::read_line | ( | std::string & | line, | 
| bool & | subdirective | ||
| ) | 
Read a line in from a file.
We read the line from our internal file object, trimming any trailing comment. Does not trim whitespace; we depend on ParseV2::tokenize() to cope with that. Sets subdirective flag if we see leading whitespace before we trim it away, as indented lines are interpreted differently by File's users.
Referenced by ParseV2::ParseV2().
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