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    Copyright 2007 David Nolden <david.nolden.kdevelop@art-master.de>

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*/

#ifndef EXPRESSIONPARSER_H
#define EXPRESSIONPARSER_H

#include <ksharedptr.h>
#include <language/duchain/duchainpointer.h>
#include <language/duchain/duchainlock.h>
#include <language/duchain/duchain.h>
#include <language/duchain/ducontext.h>
#include "visitor.h"
#include "cppduchainexport.h"
#include "expressionvisitor.h"

class TranslationUnitAST;
class AST;
namespace KDevelop {
class Declaration;
class DUContext;
}

namespace Cpp  {
using namespace KDevelop;

class ExpressionEvaluationResult;

/**
 * A class that simplifies the usage of CppExpressionVisitor by eventually parsing the expression and using CppExpressionVisitor to evaluate its type
 **/
class KDEVCPPDUCHAIN_EXPORT ExpressionParser {
  public:
     /**
     * @param strict When this is false, the expression-visitor tries to recover from problems. For example when it cannot find a matching function, it returns the first of the candidates.
     * @param debug Enables additional output
     * */

    explicit ExpressionParser( bool strict = false, bool debug = false );
    /**
     * Evaluates the type of an expression given as a string within a given context.
     * The expression can either be a simple type-id, or a valid C++ expression.
     * If the expression may either represent a type-id, or an expression, the type-id is chosen, unless forceExpression is true.
     *
     * Unfortunately, the parser accepts some expressions like "d->bla = 5" as type-ids with the name "d", so forceExpression
     * should be used whenever possible.
     *
     * This function should be perfect for places in C++ where either a type-id, or a static expression are allowed, like template-arguments.
     *
     * @param exp The expression to evaluate
     * @param context the context within which the expression should be evaluated
     * @param forceExpression do not consider the expression to be a type-id
     * @param debug whether additional output to kdDebug should be issued
     *
     *
    */
    ExpressionEvaluationResult evaluateType( const QByteArray& expression, DUContextPointer context, const KDevelop::TopDUContext* source = 0, bool forceExpression = false );

    /**
     * Same as evaluateType, except that it does not consider type-ids, only expressions.
     * Equivalent with calling evaluateType(.., .., true), but should be preferred for better overview.
     * */
    ExpressionEvaluationResult evaluateExpression( const QByteArray& expression, DUContextPointer context, const KDevelop::TopDUContext* source = 0 );
    /**
     * Evaluates the type of an expression given as an AST.
     *
     * @param ast the AST. Its context must be built already, the context-member must be filled.
     * @param debug whether additional output to kdDebug should be issued
    */
    ExpressionEvaluationResult evaluateType( AST* ast, ParseSession* session, const KDevelop::TopDUContext* source = 0 );

  private:
    bool m_strict;
    bool m_debug;
};

}
#endif
