org.jacorb.idl

Class ScopedName

public class ScopedName extends SimpleTypeSpec implements SwitchTypeSpec

IDL scoped names

Version: $Id: ScopedName.java,v 1.37 2006/06/20 12:14:35 alphonse.bendt Exp $

Author: Gerald Brose

Field Summary
String	typeName

Constructor Summary
	ScopedName(int num)

Method Summary
static void	addRecursionScope(String typeName)
boolean	basic()
Object	clone()
static void	definePseudoScope(String name) Interfaces define a new scope, but since we can't do that in Java, this kind of scope is called a 'pseudo scope' and is just prepended to the interface name
static void	enumMap(String n, String m) enumerations don't define new scopes in IDL, but their mapping to Java introduces a new scope by generating a new class for the enum's type.
void	escapeName()
String	getTypeCodeExpression()
String	holderName()
String	id()
boolean	isEscaped(String name)
static boolean	isPseudoScope(String name)
static boolean	isRecursionScope(String typeName)
boolean	isSwitchable()
boolean	is_pseudo()
String	IDLName()
void	parse()
void	print(PrintWriter ps)
String	printExtractExpression()
String	printInsertExpression()
String	printReadExpression(String streamname)
String	printWriteStatement(String var_name, String streamname)
static void	removeRecursionScope(String typeName)
boolean	resolved()
String	resolvedName()
TypeSpec	resolvedTypeSpec()
void	setEnclosingSymbol(IdlSymbol s)
void	setId(String _id)
void	setPackage(String s)
String	toString()
String	typeName()
TypeSpec	typeSpec()
static String	unPseudoName(String name) unPseudo transforms scoped names like module.Interface1.Interface2.Type_name to module.Interface1Package.Interface2Package.Type_name

Method Detail

addRecursionScope

public static void addRecursionScope(String typeName)

definePseudoScope

public static void definePseudoScope(String name)

Interfaces define a new scope, but since we can't do that in Java, this kind of scope is called a 'pseudo scope' and is just prepended to the interface name

enumMap

public static void enumMap(String n, String m)

enumerations don't define new scopes in IDL, but their mapping to Java introduces a new scope by generating a new class for the enum's type. Thus, enumeration values have to be additionally scoped in Java.