10.1.3.1 C++ position

Constructor on position: position (std::string* file = 0, uint line = 1, uint col = 1)

Create a position denoting a given point. Note that file is not reclaimed when the position is destroyed: memory managed must be handled elsewhere.

Method on position: void initialize (std::string* file = 0, uint line = 1, uint col = 1)

Reset the position to the given values.

Instance Variable of position: std::string* file

The name of the file. It will always be handled as a pointer, the parser will never duplicate nor deallocate it. As an experimental feature you may change it to ‘type*’ using ‘%define filename_type "type"’.

Instance Variable of position: uint line

The line, starting at 1.

Method on position: void lines (int height = 1)

If height is not null, advance by height lines, resetting the column number. The resulting line number cannot be less than 1.

Instance Variable of position: uint column

The column, starting at 1.

Method on position: void columns (int width = 1)

Advance by width columns, without changing the line number. The resulting column number cannot be less than 1.

Method on position: position& operator+= (int width)

Method on position: position operator+ (int width)

Method on position: position& operator-= (int width)

Method on position: position operator- (int width)

Various forms of syntactic sugar for columns.

Method on position: bool operator== (const position& that)

Method on position: bool operator!= (const position& that)

Whether *this and that denote equal/different positions.

Function: std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream& o, const position& p)

Report p on o like this: ‘file:line.column’, or ‘line.column’ if file is null.

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