Changes on version 3.8.4 |
Date |
Type |
Caller |
Description |
19jan2005 |
bug_fix |
Lionel AUROUX |
The predefined BNF terminal #readCChar had the same behaviour as #readCString,
instead of consuming a C-like constant character. |
18jan2005 |
bug_fix |
- |
the assignment operator setall was causing a memory leak or a crash on attributes pointing to a reference, while freeing the memory. |
11jan2005 |
bug_fix |
- |
The BNF directive #skipIgnore wasn't applying correctly the implicit copy:
the scanned text was repeated twice. |
10jan2005 |
bug_fix |
- |
An ellipsis exception may have occured when a dynamic library module was compiled
with a too ancient version of CodeWorker ("CW4dl.h" or "CppParsingTree.h" or "CGRuntime.h" has changed). |
17dec2004 |
bug_fix |
- |
The and-or junction BNF operator (symbol &| was returning a failure when the
right-hand side member was unable to match the input. |
15dec2004 |
bug_fix |
- |
The interpreter crashed when an argument had the same name as the BNF rule.
Now, an explicit error message occurs. |
08dec2004 |
improvement |
- |
During the parsing of a floating-point number, the dot is consumed only if it doesn't exist a second dot just behind the first one:
- if you parse a double at the beginning of "2. is a floating point", 2. is consumed.
- if you parse a double at the beginning of "2..n", 2 only is consumed.
|
03dec2004 |
improvement |
Eric NICOLAS |
Now, the compiler detects an attempt to declare the reserved variables this or project as local or global. |
02dec2004 |
function |
- |
- procedure insertElementAt(list : treeref, key : string, position : int)
Parameter | Type | Description |
list | treeref | an array of nodes |
key | string | the entry key of the element to insert |
position | int | where to insert the new element, starting at 0 |
Insert a new element to list, at a position given by the argument position.
The argument key indicates the key of this element, which is built empty.
If the key is an empty string, then the key is supposed to be worth the size of the list automatically.
You can access the new element by writing either:
list#[position]
or
list[key]
|
29nov2004 |
feature |
- |
Add of #ignore(Ada) for eliminating Ada comments and whitespaces in a extended-BNF script. |