Class FortranTokenMaker

java.lang.Object
org.fife.ui.rsyntaxtextarea.TokenMakerBase
org.fife.ui.rsyntaxtextarea.AbstractJFlexTokenMaker
org.fife.ui.rsyntaxtextarea.modes.FortranTokenMaker
All Implemented Interfaces:
TokenMaker
public class FortranTokenMaker extends AbstractJFlexTokenMaker
Scanner for the Fortran programming language. This implementation was created using JFlex 1.4.1; however, the generated file was modified for performance. Memory allocation needs to be almost completely removed to be competitive with the handwritten lexers (subclasses of AbstractTokenMaker), so this class has been modified so that Strings are never allocated (via yytext()), and the scanner never has to worry about refilling its buffer (needlessly copying chars around). We can achieve this because RText always scans exactly 1 line of tokens at a time, and hands the scanner this line as an array of characters (a Segment really). Since tokens contain pointers to char arrays instead of Strings holding their contents, there is no need for allocating new memory for Strings.

The actual algorithm generated for scanning has, of course, not been modified.

If you wish to regenerate this file yourself, keep in mind the following:

  • The generated FortranTokenMaker.java file will contain two definitions of both zzRefill and yyreset. You should hand-delete the second of each definition (the ones generated by the lexer), as these generated methods modify the input buffer, which we'll never have to do.
  • You should also change the declaration/definition of zzBuffer to NOT be initialized. This is a needless memory allocation for us since we will be pointing the array somewhere else anyway.
  • You should NOT call yylex() on the generated scanner directly; rather, you should use getTokenList as you would with any other TokenMaker instance.
Version:
0.4
Author:
Robert Futrell

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • FortranTokenMaker

      public FortranTokenMaker()
      Constructor. We must have this here as there is no default, no-parameter constructor generated by JFlex.

    • FortranTokenMaker

      public FortranTokenMaker(Reader in)
      Creates a new scanner There is also a java.io.InputStream version of this constructor.
      Parameters:
      in - the java.io.Reader to read input from.

    • FortranTokenMaker

      public FortranTokenMaker(InputStream in)
      Creates a new scanner. There is also java.io.Reader version of this constructor.
      Parameters:
      in - the java.io.Inputstream to read input from.

  • Method Details

    • addToken

      public void addToken(char[] array, int start, int end, int tokenType, int startOffset)
      Adds the token specified to the current linked list of tokens.
      Specified by:
      addToken in interface TokenMaker
      Overrides:
      addToken in class TokenMakerBase
      Parameters:
      array - The character array.
      start - The starting offset in the array.
      end - The ending offset in the array.
      tokenType - The token's type.
      startOffset - The offset in the document at which this token occurs.

    • getLineCommentStartAndEnd

      public String[] getLineCommentStartAndEnd(int languageIndex)
      Description copied from interface: TokenMaker
      Returns the text to place at the beginning and end of a line to "comment" it in this programming language.
      Specified by:
      getLineCommentStartAndEnd in interface TokenMaker
      Overrides:
      getLineCommentStartAndEnd in class TokenMakerBase
      Parameters:
      languageIndex - The language index at the offset in question. Since some TokenMakers effectively have nested languages (such as JavaScript in HTML), this parameter tells the TokenMaker what sub-language to look at.
      Returns:
      The start and end strings to add to a line to "comment" it out. A null value for either means there is no string to add for that part. A value of null for the array means this language does not support commenting/uncommenting lines.

    • getTokenList

      public Token getTokenList(Segment text, int initialTokenType, int startOffset)
      Returns the first token in the linked list of tokens generated from text. This method must be implemented by subclasses so they can correctly implement syntax highlighting.
      Parameters:
      text - The text from which to get tokens.
      initialTokenType - The token type we should start with.
      startOffset - The offset into the document at which text starts.
      Returns:
      The first Token in a linked list representing the syntax highlighted text.

    • yyreset

      public final void yyreset(Reader reader)
      Resets the scanner to read from a new input stream. Does not close the old reader. All internal variables are reset, the old input stream cannot be reused (internal buffer is discarded and lost). Lexical state is set to YY_INITIAL.
      Parameters:
      reader - the new input stream

    • yyclose

      public final void yyclose() throws IOException
      Closes the input stream.
      Specified by:
      yyclose in class AbstractJFlexTokenMaker
      Throws:
      IOException - If an IO error occurs.

    • yystate

      public final int yystate()
      Returns the current lexical state.

    • yybegin

      public final void yybegin(int newState)
      Enters a new lexical state
      Specified by:
      yybegin in class AbstractJFlexTokenMaker
      Parameters:
      newState - the new lexical state

    • yytext

      public final String yytext()
      Returns the text matched by the current regular expression.
      Specified by:
      yytext in class AbstractJFlexTokenMaker

    • yycharat

      public final char yycharat(int pos)
      Returns the character at position pos from the matched text. It is equivalent to yytext().charAt(pos), but faster
      Parameters:
      pos - the position of the character to fetch. A value from 0 to yylength()-1.
      Returns:
      the character at position pos

    • yylength

      public final int yylength()
      Returns the length of the matched text region.

    • yypushback

      public void yypushback(int number)
      Pushes the specified amount of characters back into the input stream. They will be read again by then next call of the scanning method
      Parameters:
      number - the number of characters to be read again. This number must not be greater than yylength()!

    • yylex

      public Token yylex() throws IOException
      Resumes scanning until the next regular expression is matched, the end of input is encountered or an I/O-Error occurs.
      Returns:
      the next token
      Throws:
      IOException - if any I/O-Error occurs