Line Class Reference

#include <Line.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	Line ()
	Basic Constructor.
	Line (MyString copy)
	Constructor with initial line sent in.
	Line (MyString copy, int number)
	Constructor with initial line sent in.
void	Set_Counter (int set)
	Allows the user to set the address of the line.
void	Pass_One ()
	Makes the Line run pass one on itself.
void	Pass_Two ()
	Makes the Line run pass two on itself.
char *	Ret_Line ()
	Returns the original contents of the Line.
char *	Ret_Label ()
	Returns the label of the Line.
bool	Ret_If_Op ()
	Returns if the line is an operation.
bool	Op1_Finished ()
bool	Op2_Finished ()
bool	Op3_Finished ()
bool	Op4_Finished ()
bool	All_Ops_Finished ()
int	Ret_Add_Count ()
void	Ret_Opcode (MyString &store)
void	Ret_Operand1 (MyString &store)
void	Ret_Operand2 (MyString &store)
void	Ret_Operand3 (MyString &store)
void	Ret_Operand4 (MyString &store)
void	Set_Error (int num)
int	Ret_Err1 ()
int	Ret_Err2 ()
int	Ret_Err3 ()
int	Ret_Command_Size ()
void	operator= (Line &toCopy)
Private Member Functions
bool	checkLabel (MyString &inLabel)
long long	pow (int x, int y)
void	analyzeOperand (MyString &operand, MyString &type, bool &doneFlag)
	A function variable Temporarily stores the operand input so that it can be edited to test for an immediate value.A function variableA function variableA function variable The value we have calculated so far from the operand. If a number is read successfully, this will be converted into little endian hex. A function variable The last character of the operand input. A function variable Keeps track of whether there has been an illegal character in the input, when reading for immediate. A function variable Keeps track of the current Byte's decimal value. A function variable The current Byte's hex value. Needed as an intermediate step between the decimal value and the operand output.A function variable Temporary Mystring ValueA function variable Temporarily stores a value returned from the symbol table. A function variable Temporarily stores the usage of the label, so that we know whether is is MEM32 or IMM32.
void	to_hex (char ch, MyString &returned_string)
void	Parse_Quotes ()
bool	removeWord (MyString &instring, MyString &word, char ch)
void	removeWhiteSpace (MyString &instring)
Private Attributes
MyString	original
MyString	label
bool	op_or_dir
int	address_counter
int	command_size
int	line_number
MyString	opcode
MyString	operand_1
MyString	operand_2
MyString	operand_3
MyString	operand_4
MyString	workable_string
bool	op1_finished
bool	op2_finished
bool	op3_finished
bool	op4_finished
int	error_1
int	error_2
int	error_3

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Line::Line (   )

Basic Constructor. This constructor initiallizes an empty, unedited line. All of the fields are initiallized accordingly.

Line::Line (  MyString  copy  )

Constructor with initial line sent in. This constructor takes in a MyString which holds the unedited contents of the line ( Parameters: copy).  Everything else is initiallized.

Line::Line (  MyString  copy, int  number )

Constructor with initial line sent in. This constructor takes in a MyString which holds the unedited contents of the line (param copy) and a line number to be fixed with this line ( Parameters: number).  Everything else is initiallized.

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Member Function Documentation

bool Line::All_Ops_Finished (   )

void Line::analyzeOperand (  MyString &  operand, MyString &  type, bool &  doneFlag )  [private]

A function variable Temporarily stores the operand input so that it can be edited to test for an immediate value.A function variableA function variableA function variable The value we have calculated so far from the operand. If a number is read successfully, this will be converted into little endian hex. A function variable The last character of the operand input. A function variable Keeps track of whether there has been an illegal character in the input, when reading for immediate. A function variable Keeps track of the current Byte's decimal value. A function variable The current Byte's hex value. Needed as an intermediate step between the decimal value and the operand output.A function variable Temporary Mystring ValueA function variable Temporarily stores a value returned from the symbol table. A function variable Temporarily stores the usage of the label, so that we know whether is is MEM32 or IMM32. Holds all possible hex values so that the pointer characters can be validated. Holds 0 so that I can use the MyString append operation.

bool Line::checkLabel (  MyString &  inLabel  )  [private]

bool Line::Op1_Finished (   )

bool Line::Op2_Finished (   )

bool Line::Op3_Finished (   )

bool Line::Op4_Finished (   )

void Line::operator= (  Line &  toCopy  )

void Line::Parse_Quotes (   )  [private]

void Line::Pass_One (   )

Makes the Line run pass one on itself. This runs the various methods which parse and tokenize the line. It gets as much of the opcode finished as possible, and sets booleans to mark how much still needs to be done. It also changes other variables to match the post-pass one state of the Line.

void Line::Pass_Two (   )

Makes the Line run pass two on itself. This runs the various methods which finalize the line and outputs it to an object file. It also changes other variables to match the post-pass two state of the Line.

long long Line::pow (  int  x, int  y )  [private]

void Line::removeWhiteSpace (  MyString &  instring  )  [private]

bool Line::removeWord (  MyString &  instring, MyString &  word, char  ch )  [private]

int Line::Ret_Add_Count (   )

int Line::Ret_Command_Size (   )

int Line::Ret_Err1 (   )

int Line::Ret_Err2 (   )

int Line::Ret_Err3 (   )

bool Line::Ret_If_Op (   )

Returns if the line is an operation. This function returns true if the Line is an operation. A return of false implies a derictive or an empty Line.

char* Line::Ret_Label (   )

Returns the label of the Line. This function returns the label of the Line in the form of a character string. This can be caught by a MyString by using the = operator.

char* Line::Ret_Line (   )

Returns the original contents of the Line. This function returns the original Line (or in the case is has been copied from another Line, the copied original Line) in the form of a character string. This can be caught by a MyString by using the = operator.

void Line::Ret_Opcode (  MyString &  store  )

void Line::Ret_Operand1 (  MyString &  store  )

void Line::Ret_Operand2 (  MyString &  store  )

void Line::Ret_Operand3 (  MyString &  store  )

void Line::Ret_Operand4 (  MyString &  store  )

void Line::Set_Counter (  int  set  )

Allows the user to set the address of the line. This procedure takes an integer ( Parameters: set).  It then sets the address of this line to that number. This is useful for giving labels addresses.

void Line::Set_Error (  int  num  )

void Line::to_hex (  char  ch, MyString &  returned_string )  [private]

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Member Data Documentation

int Line::address_counter [private]

int Line::command_size [private]

int Line::error_1 [private]

int Line::error_2 [private]

int Line::error_3 [private]

MyString Line::label [private]

int Line::line_number [private]

bool Line::op1_finished [private]

bool Line::op2_finished [private]

bool Line::op3_finished [private]

bool Line::op4_finished [private]

bool Line::op_or_dir [private]

MyString Line::opcode [private]

MyString Line::operand_1 [private]

MyString Line::operand_2 [private]

MyString Line::operand_3 [private]

MyString Line::operand_4 [private]

MyString Line::original [private]

MyString Line::workable_string [private]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Desktop/560/Line.h

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