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| | Note: Only C/C++ language is supported by this plugin (currently)... | | Note: Only C/C++ language is supported by this plugin (currently)... |
| − | ==Get the source code==
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| − | When you download the svn source code of code::blocks,(see here [[Installing_Code::Blocks_from_source_on_Windows#Code::Blocks_sources]] the source code of this plugin was already included. See a screenshot of these code opened in code::blocks under windows.
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| − | [[Image:Devcc1.png|frame|none| Code completion source tree opened in code::blocks]]
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| − | ==Low level parser==
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| − | For someone havn't heard what does "Token" and "Tokenize" means, you should read the wikibooks article [http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C%2B%2B_Programming/Compiler#Compilation A brief explain of what does a parser do] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexical_analysis Tokenize on wikipedia]. Shortly, a parser treats your C++ or C code as a large array of characters, then this big string was divided to small atom strings, meanwhile "spaces" and "comments" were ignored.
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| − | ===Tokenizer class===
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| − | There are several steps to running the Tokenizer class
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| − | *A thread must be created to parse a source file.
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| − | *Open the source file and convert the file buff to Unicode mode.(since we are all using Unicode build of code::blocks, and ANSI mode is outdated).
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| − | *The class contains a Pointer to the current position of the character, so, you can Get or Peek the current character.
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| − | *Nested Value was kept to indicate your are in the correct brace pair.
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| − | ==High level parser==
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| − | Each identifier will be recorded and saved in the memory for later usage.
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| − | ==UI issue==
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Revision as of 03:16, 22 February 2009
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