llvm::Annotations Class Reference

Annotations lets you mark points and ranges inside source code, for tests: More...

#include "llvm/Testing/Support/Annotations.h"

Classes
struct	Range
	Two offsets pointing to a continuous substring. More...

Public Member Functions
	Annotations (llvm::StringRef Text)
	Parses the annotations from Text. Crashes if it's malformed. More...
llvm::StringRef	code () const
	The input text with all annotations stripped. More...
size_t	point (llvm::StringRef Name="") const
	Returns the position of the point marked by ^ (or $name^) in the text. More...
std::vector< size_t >	points (llvm::StringRef Name="") const
	Returns the position of all points marked by ^ (or $name^) in the text. More...
Range	range (llvm::StringRef Name="") const
	Returns the location of the range marked by [[ ]] (or $name[[ ]]). More...
std::vector< Range >	ranges (llvm::StringRef Name="") const
	Returns the location of all ranges marked by [[ ]] (or $name[[ ]]). More...

Detailed Description

Annotations lets you mark points and ranges inside source code, for tests:

Annotations Example(R"cpp( int complete() { x.pri^ } // ^ indicates a point void err() { [["hello" == 42]]; } // [[this is a range]] $definition^class Foo{}; // points can be named: "definition" $fail[[static_assert(false, "")]] // ranges can be named too: "fail" )cpp");

StringRef Code = Example.code(); // annotations stripped. std::vector<size_t> PP = Example.points(); // all unnamed points size_t P = Example.point(); // there must be exactly one llvm::Range R = Example.range("fail"); // find named ranges

Points/ranges are coordinated into code() which is stripped of annotations.

Ranges may be nested (and points can be inside ranges), but there's no way to define general overlapping ranges.

FIXME: the choice of the marking syntax makes it impossible to represent some of the C++ and Objective C constructs (including common ones like C++ attributes). We can fix this by:

1. introducing an escaping mechanism for the special characters,
2. making characters for marking points and ranges configurable,
3. changing the syntax to something less commonly used,
4. ...

Definition at line 48 of file Annotations.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Annotations()

Annotations::Annotations

(

llvm::StringRef

Text

)

Parses the annotations from Text. Crashes if it's malformed.

Definition at line 26 of file Annotations.cpp.

References llvm::StringRef::consume_front(), llvm::StringRef::drop_front(), llvm::SmallVectorImpl< T >::emplace_back(), llvm::StringRef::empty(), llvm::StringRef::front(), llvm::AMDGPU::SendMsg::Msg, llvm::None, require(), llvm::StringRef::size(), and llvm::StringRef::take_while().

Member Function Documentation

code()

llvm::StringRef llvm::Annotations::code ( ) const

inline

The input text with all annotations stripped.

All points and ranges are relative to this stripped text.

Definition at line 67 of file Annotations.h.

point()

size_t llvm::Annotations::point

(

llvm::StringRef

Name = ""

)

const

Returns the position of the point marked by ^ (or $name^) in the text.

Crashes if there isn't exactly one.

points()

std::vector<size_t> llvm::Annotations::points

(

llvm::StringRef

Name = ""

)

const

Returns the position of all points marked by ^ (or $name^) in the text.

Order matches the order within the text.

range()

Range llvm::Annotations::range

(

llvm::StringRef

Name = ""

)

const

Returns the location of the range marked by [[ ]] (or $name[[ ]]).

Crashes if there isn't exactly one.

ranges()

std::vector<Range> llvm::Annotations::ranges

(

llvm::StringRef

Name = ""

)

const

Returns the location of all ranges marked by [[ ]] (or $name[[ ]]).

They are ordered by start position within the text.

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

• include/llvm/Testing/Support/Annotations.h
• lib/Testing/Support/Annotations.cpp