/* Generated By:JavaCC: Do not edit this line. ErrorHandler.h Version 6.0 */ /* JavaCCOptions:STATIC=false,SUPPORT_CLASS_VISIBILITY_PUBLIC=true,BUILD_PARSER=true,BUILD_TOKEN_MANAGER=true */ #ifndef ERRORHANDLER_H #define ERRORHANDLER_H //#include #include "JavaCC.h" #include "Token.h" namespace vhdl { namespace parser { //JAVACC_SIMPLE_STRING addUnicodeEscapes(JAVACC_STRING_TYPE str); class VhdlParser; class ErrorHandler { friend class VhdlParserTokenManager; friend class VhdlParser; protected: int error_count; public: // Called when the parser encounters a different token when expecting to // consume a specific kind of token. // expectedKind - token kind that the parser was trying to consume. // expectedToken - the image of the token - tokenImages[expectedKind]. // actual - the actual token that the parser got instead. virtual void handleUnexpectedToken(int , JAVACC_STRING_TYPE , Token *, VhdlParser *) { error_count++; // fprintf(stderr, "Expecting %s at: %d:%d but got %s\n", addUnicodeEscapes(expectedToken).c_str(), actual->beginLine, actual->beginColumn, addUnicodeEscapes(actual->image).c_str()); } // Called when the parser cannot continue parsing. // last - the last token successfully parsed. // unexpected - the token at which the error occurs. // production - the production in which this error occurrs. virtual void handleParseError(Token *, Token *, JAVACC_SIMPLE_STRING , VhdlParser *) { error_count++; // fprintf(stderr, "Encountered: %s at: %d:%d while parsing: %s\n", addUnicodeEscapes(unexpected->image).c_str(), unexpected->beginLine, unexpected->beginColumn, production.c_str()); } virtual int getErrorCount() { return error_count; } virtual void handleOtherError(JAVACC_STRING_TYPE message, VhdlParser *) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: %s\n", (char*)message.c_str()); } virtual ~ErrorHandler() {} ErrorHandler() { error_count = 0; } }; class VhdlParserTokenManager; class TokenManagerErrorHandler { friend class VhdlParserTokenManager; protected: int error_count; public: // Returns a detailed message for the Error when it is thrown by the // token manager to indicate a lexical error. // Parameters : // EOFSeen : indicates if EOF caused the lexical error // curLexState : lexical state in which this error occurred // errorLine : line number when the error occurred // errorColumn : column number when the error occurred // errorAfter : prefix that was seen before this error occurred // curchar : the offending character // virtual void lexicalError(bool EOFSeen, int /*lexState*/, int errorLine, int errorColumn, JAVACC_STRING_TYPE errorAfter, JAVACC_CHAR_TYPE curChar, VhdlParserTokenManager*) { // by default, we just print an error message and return. fprintf(stderr, "Lexical error at: %d:%d. Encountered: %c after: %s.\n", errorLine, errorColumn, curChar, (EOFSeen? "EOF" : (const char*)errorAfter.c_str())); } virtual void lexicalError(JAVACC_STRING_TYPE errorMessage, VhdlParserTokenManager* ) { fprintf(stderr, "%s\n", (char*)errorMessage.c_str()); } virtual ~TokenManagerErrorHandler() {} }; } } #endif /* JavaCC - OriginalChecksum=685d19cb4cd943b60089f599e45f23ad (do not edit this line) */