// print('SCOPE-PROPS:' + JSON.stringify(token.props[prop],null,4));
if (val.vals.get(0).data == "function") {
// parse a function..
- this.ts = new TokenStream(token.props[prop].val);
+ this.ts = new TokenStream(val.vals);
this.ts.nextTok();
this.parseFunctionDeclaration(scope);
}
// key value..
- this.ts = new TokenStream(token.props[prop].val);
+ this.ts = new TokenStream(val.vals);
this.parseExpression(scope);
}
// ( ... ) or { .... } not object literals..
- var _this = this;
- for (var xx =0; xx < token.items.length; xx++) {
- expr = token.items[xx];
+
+ for (var xx =0; xx < token.items.size; xx++) {
+ expr = token.items.get(xx);
//token.items.forEach(function(expr) {
//print(expr.toString());
- _this.ts = new TokenStream(expr);
+ this.ts = new TokenStream(expr);
//if (curTS.data == '(') {
- _this.parseScope(scope)
+ this.parseScope(scope);
//} else {
// _this.parseExpression(scope)
//}
case "KEYW.WITH":
//print('SCOPE-WITH:' + token.toString());
//println("<i>"+token.data+"</i>");
- if (this.mode == "BUILDING_SYMBOL_TREE") {
+ if (this.mode == ScopeParserMode.BUILDING_SYMBOL_TREE) {
// Inside a 'with' block, it is impossible to figure out
// statically whether a symbol is a local variable or an
// object member. As a consequence, the only thing we can
// print('SCOPE-STRING:' + token.toString());
//println("<i>"+token.data+"</i>");
- if (this.ts.lookTok(-1).data == '{' && this.ts.lookTok(1).data == ':') {
+ if (this.ts.lookTok(-1).data == "{" && this.ts.lookTok(1).data == ":") {
// then we are in an object lit.. -> we need to flag the brace as such...
isObjectLitAr.pop();
isObjectLitAr.push(true);