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Re: [cdt-dev] How to identify a class in a *.cpp file?
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You should create a visitor that extends ASTVisitor and attach it to the
IASTTranslationUnit of each C++ file. Implement visit(IASTDeclaration)
method as below. It will find all the classes.
Regards,
mani
ClassFinder.java:
import org.eclipse.cdt.core.dom.ast.ASTVisitor;
...
class ClassFinder extends ASTVisitor
public int visitDeclaration(IASTDeclaration decl) {
try {
if ((decl instanceof IASTSimpleDeclaration) &&
decl.isPartOfTranslationUnitFile()) {
IASTSimpleDeclaration simpDecl = (IASTSimpleDeclaration) decl;
IASTDeclSpecifier declSpecifier = simpDecl.getDeclSpecifier();
if (declSpecifier instanceof IASTCompositeTypeSpecifier) {
IASTCompositeTypeSpecifier compTypeSpecifier
= (IASTCompositeTypeSpecifier)declSpecifier;
int key = compTypeSpecifier.getKey();
if (key == ICPPASTCompositeTypeSpecifier.k_class) {
IASTName astName = compTypeSpecifier.getName();
IBinding binding = astName.resolveBinding();
if (binding instanceof ICPPClassType) {
ICPPClassType cppClass = (ICPPClassType)binding;
//... you found the
class!
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