The message-definition grammar, a hand-written recursive-descent parser on top of cparse (replaces the former flex/bison front end). More...
#include <iosfwd>#include <string>#include <vector>#include <cparse/Parser.hh>#include "Module.hh"#include "Settings.hh"
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| struct | ParseContext |
State shared by the parser of the main file and the parsers of the files it $IMPORTs — an imported file changes the same settings and adds to the same module, exactly as if it were inline. More... | |
| class | MStringParser |
| struct | MStringParser::Location |
| struct | MStringParser::Abort |
Thrown by error() after it recorded the diagnostic; caught in start(). More... | |
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| void | CheckTranslations (ParseContext &context) |
| Whole-module warnings, after parsing: a message that lacks a text in a language other messages have (it falls back to its default text), and a parameter one language's text uses and another's does not. More... | |
Detailed Description
The message-definition grammar, a hand-written recursive-descent parser on top of cparse (replaces the former flex/bison front end).
The input is line oriented. Outside a message only $DIRECTIVE lines, blank lines and # comments may appear. After $MESSAGE name come the @ name type parameter lines, then the texts: [language charset] set headers, ‘'single quoted’,"double quoted"and|bar` lines. The next directive ends the message. See docs/syntax.md for the full grammar.
Function Documentation
◆ CheckTranslations()
| void CheckTranslations | ( | ParseContext & | context | ) |
Whole-module warnings, after parsing: a message that lacks a text in a language other messages have (it falls back to its default text), and a parameter one language's text uses and another's does not.
References Message::Col, ParseContext::diagnostics, Message::File, LocaleMessage::Language, Message::Line, Message::Locales, Module::Messages, ParseContext::module, Parameter::Name, Message::Name, and Message::Parameters.
Referenced by main().
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