getVariables: Find the translation unit nodes corresponding to variable...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
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Examples
Description
This function searches a translation object in R
for nodes that correspond to variable declarations.
This returns the raw nodes. These can then be resolved
to get complete descriptions of the variables and their data types.
Usage
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getVariables(dcls, addNames = TRUE, ...)
Arguments
dcls
the translation unit object as returned by parseTU.
addNames
a logical value indicating whether to compute the names of the
variables and put them on the resulting list
...
additional parameters for methods
Value
A list whose elements are objects of class GCC::Node::var_decl.
Author(s)
Duncan Temple Lang
See Also
Examples
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tu = parseTU(system.file("examples", "struct.c.t00.tu", package = "RGCCTranslationUnit"))
v = getVariables(tu)
names(v)
vars = lapply(v, resolveType, tu)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also Examples
Description
This function searches a translation object in R for nodes that correspond to variable declarations. This returns the raw nodes. These can then be resolved to get complete descriptions of the variables and their data types.
Usage
1 | getVariables(dcls, addNames = TRUE, ...)
|
Arguments
dcls |
the translation unit object as returned by |
addNames |
a logical value indicating whether to compute the names of the variables and put them on the resulting list |
... |
additional parameters for methods |
Value
A list whose elements are objects of class GCC::Node::var_decl.
Author(s)
Duncan Temple Lang
See Also
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | tu = parseTU(system.file("examples", "struct.c.t00.tu", package = "RGCCTranslationUnit"))
v = getVariables(tu)
names(v)
vars = lapply(v, resolveType, tu)
|
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