List of toStringAsCode() Examples

Examples of toStringAsCode()

dtool.ast.ASTNode.toStringAsCode()
Returns a source representation of this node. If node parsed without errors then this representation should be equal to the original parsed source (disregarding sub-channel tokens). Otherwise, if there were errors, this method should still try to print something as close as possible to the original parsed source: All tokens that were consumed should be printed. Expected tokens that were *not* consumed should preferably be printed as well, but it is not strictly required.

Examples of dtool.ast.ASTNode.toStringAsCode()

    }
    
    if(expectedPrintedSource != null) {
      assertTrue(result.errors.size() == 0 ? parsedSource.equals(expectedPrintedSource) : true);
      
      String nodePrintedSource = mainNode == null ? "" : mainNode.toStringAsCode();
      SourceEquivalenceChecker.assertCheck(nodePrintedSource, expectedPrintedSource);
    }
    
    // Check consistency of source ranges (no overlapping ranges)
    if(mainNode != null) {

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Examples of dtool.ast.ASTNode.toStringAsCode()

      assertTrue(decl == null);
      return;
    }
    assertInstance(decl, klass);
    ASTNode node = (ASTNode) decl;
    assertEquals(node.toStringAsCode(), expectedSource);
  }
  
}

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