Examples of org.openquark.cal.internal.javamodel.JavaConstructor.addStatement()

Package org.openquark.cal.internal.javamodel

Class org.openquark.cal.internal.javamodel.JavaConstructor

Examples of org.openquark.cal.internal.javamodel.JavaConstructor.addStatement()

org.openquark.cal.internal.javamodel.JavaConstructor.addStatement()
Add a statement to the body of the constructor. @param statement

                    constructor = new JavaConstructor (Modifier.PRIVATE, argNames, argTypes, constructorName);
                } else {
                    constructor = new JavaConstructor (Modifier.PUBLIC, argNames, argTypes, constructorName);
                }
                
                constructor.addStatement(constructorBody);
                
                return constructor;
            }

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                    JavaExpression assignOrdinal = 
                        new JavaExpression.Assignment (
                                new JavaField.Instance(null, ORDINAL_FIELD_NAME, JavaTypeName.INT), 
                                new MethodVariable("ordinal"));
                    constructor.addStatement(new ExpressionStatement(assignOrdinal));
                    
                    JavaExpression assignName = 
                        new JavaExpression.Assignment (
                                new JavaField.Instance(null, DC_NAME_FIELD_NAME, JavaTypeName.STRING), 
                                new MethodVariable("name"));

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                    JavaExpression assignName = 
                        new JavaExpression.Assignment (
                                new JavaField.Instance(null, DC_NAME_FIELD_NAME, JavaTypeName.STRING), 
                                new MethodVariable("name"));
                    constructor.addStatement(new ExpressionStatement(assignName));
                    
                } else {
                    constructor = new JavaConstructor (Modifier.PUBLIC, className.getUnqualifiedJavaSourceName());
                }

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                } else {
                    constructor = new JavaConstructor (Modifier.PUBLIC, argNames, argTypes, constructorName);
                    
                }
                
                constructor.addStatement(constructorBody);
                
                return constructor;


            }

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                    }


                    LiteralWrapper fieldVal = JavaDefinitionBuilder.getDefaultValueForType(fieldType);
                    JavaField jf = new JavaField.Instance(null, javaFieldNames[i], fieldType);
                    JavaExpression assign = new JavaExpression.Assignment(jf, fieldVal);
                    javaConstructor.addStatement(new ExpressionStatement(assign));
                }
            }


        }

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            // Add the method to the class.
            JavaConstructor javaConstructor = new JavaConstructor(modifiers, argNames, argTypes, CALToJavaNames.createInnerClassNameFromDC(dc, module), superClassConstructorArgValues, superClassConstructorArgTypes);
            javaClassRep.addConstructor(javaConstructor);


            if (LECCMachineConfiguration.generateDebugCode()) {
                javaConstructor.addStatement(generateDebugCode(argNames, argTypes));
            }


            // Assert the arguments are not null.
            JavaExpression check = new JavaExpression.OperatorExpression.Binary(JavaOperator.NOT_EQUALS_OBJECT, argVars[0], LiteralWrapper.NULL);
            for (int i = 1, n = dc.getArity(); i < n; ++i) {

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            JavaExpression check = new JavaExpression.OperatorExpression.Binary(JavaOperator.NOT_EQUALS_OBJECT, argVars[0], LiteralWrapper.NULL);
            for (int i = 1, n = dc.getArity(); i < n; ++i) {
                JavaExpression nextCheck = new JavaExpression.OperatorExpression.Binary(JavaOperator.NOT_EQUALS_OBJECT, argVars[i], LiteralWrapper.NULL);
                check = new OperatorExpression.Binary(JavaOperator.CONDITIONAL_AND, check, nextCheck);
            }
            javaConstructor.addStatement(new AssertStatement(check, LiteralWrapper.make("Invalid constructor argument for " + dc.getName().getQualifiedName()), JavaTypeName.STRING));


            // Add the body..
            // We want to assign any fields in this class.
            for (int i = 0; i < dc.getArity(); i++) {
                if (commonFields.contains(dc.getNthFieldName(i))) {

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                }


                JavaField field = new JavaField.Instance(null, javaFieldNames[i], JavaTypeNames.RTVALUE);


                Assignment memberAssignment = new Assignment(field, argVars[i]);
                javaConstructor.addStatement(new ExpressionStatement(memberAssignment));
            }


            // Add the statistics block.
            addStatsBlock(javaConstructor);
        }

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            // Add the method to the class.
            JavaConstructor javaConstructor = new JavaConstructor(modifiers, argNames, argTypes, CALToJavaNames.createInnerClassNameFromDC(dc, module), superClassConstructorArgValues, superClassConstructorArgTypes);
            javaClassRep.addConstructor(javaConstructor);


            if (LECCMachineConfiguration.generateDebugCode()) {
                javaConstructor.addStatement(generateDebugCode(argNames, argTypes));
            }


            // Assert that object arguments are non-null.
            JavaExpression check = null;
            for (int i = 0, n = dc.getArity(); i < n; ++i) {

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                        check = new OperatorExpression.Binary(JavaOperator.CONDITIONAL_AND, check, newCheck);
                    }
                }
            }
            if (check != null) {
                javaConstructor.addStatement(new AssertStatement(check, LiteralWrapper.make("Invalid constructor argument for " + dc.getName().getQualifiedName()), JavaTypeName.STRING));
            }


            // Add the body..
            // We want to assign any of the fields in this class.
            for (int i = 0, n = dc.getArity(); i < n; i++) {

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