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package org.jruby.ast;
import java.util.List;
import org.jruby.RubySymbol;
import org.jruby.ast.types.INameNode;
import org.jruby.ast.visitor.NodeVisitor;
import org.jruby.lexer.yacc.ISourcePosition;
A method or operator call.
/**
* A method or operator call.
*/
public class CallNode extends Node implements INameNode, IArgumentNode, BlockAcceptingNode {
private final Node receiverNode;
private Node argsNode;
protected Node iterNode;
private RubySymbol name;
private final boolean isLazy;
public CallNode(ISourcePosition position, Node receiverNode, RubySymbol name, Node argsNode,
Node iterNode, boolean isLazy) {
super(position, receiverNode.containsVariableAssignment() ||
argsNode != null && argsNode.containsVariableAssignment() ||
iterNode != null && iterNode.containsVariableAssignment());
assert receiverNode != null : "receiverNode is not null";
this.name = name;
this.receiverNode = receiverNode;
this.argsNode = argsNode;
this.iterNode = iterNode;
this.isLazy = isLazy;
setNewline();
}
public NodeType getNodeType() {
return NodeType.CALLNODE;
}
Accept for the visitor pattern.
Params: - iVisitor – the visitor
/**
* Accept for the visitor pattern.
* @param iVisitor the visitor
**/
public <T> T accept(NodeVisitor<T> iVisitor) {
return iVisitor.visitCallNode(this);
}
public Node getIterNode() {
return iterNode;
}
public Node setIterNode(Node iterNode) {
this.iterNode = iterNode;
return this;
}
Gets the argsNode representing the method's arguments' value for this call.
Returns: argsNode
/**
* Gets the argsNode representing the method's arguments' value for this call.
* @return argsNode
*/
public Node getArgsNode() {
return argsNode;
}
Set the argsNode. This is for re-writer and not general interpretation.
Params: - argsNode – set the arguments for this node.
/**
* Set the argsNode. This is for re-writer and not general interpretation.
*
* @param argsNode set the arguments for this node.
*/
public Node setArgsNode(Node argsNode) {
this.argsNode = argsNode;
return argsNode;
}
Gets the name.
name is the name of the method called
Returns: name
/**
* Gets the name.
* name is the name of the method called
* @return name
*/
public RubySymbol getName() {
return name;
}
Gets the receiverNode.
receiverNode is the object on which the method is being called
Returns: receiverNode
/**
* Gets the receiverNode.
* receiverNode is the object on which the method is being called
* @return receiverNode
*/
public Node getReceiverNode() {
return receiverNode;
}
Is this call lazily execute because it was on right hand side of the lonely (&.) operator?
Returns: true if so.
/**
* Is this call lazily execute because it was on right hand side of the lonely (&.) operator?
*
* @return true if so.
*/
public boolean isLazy() {
return isLazy;
}
public List<Node> childNodes() {
return Node.createList(receiverNode, argsNode, iterNode);
}
@Override
protected String toStringInternal() {
return isLazy ? "lazy" : null;
}
}