Java Code Examples for com.google.javascript.rhino.jstype.JSType#matchesInt32Context()

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Example 1
Source File: Closure_66_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 2
Source File: TypeCheck.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 3
Source File: Closure_2_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 4
Source File: Closure_2_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 5
Source File: Closure_96_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 6
Source File: Closure_96_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 7
Source File: Closure_11_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 8
Source File: Closure_11_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 9
Source File: Closure_66_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 10
Source File: Nopol2017_0051_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 11
Source File: Closure_125_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 12
Source File: Closure_125_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 13
Source File: Closure_69_TypeCheck_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 14
Source File: Closure_69_TypeCheck_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 15
Source File: Nopol2017_0029_s.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 16
Source File: Nopol2017_0029_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Token.name(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}
Example 17
Source File: Nopol2017_0051_t.java    From coming with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This function unifies the type checking involved in the core binary
 * operators and the corresponding assignment operators.  The representation
 * used internally is such that common code can handle both kinds of
 * operators easily.
 *
 * @param op The operator.
 * @param t The traversal object, needed to report errors.
 * @param n The node being checked.
 */
private void visitBinaryOperator(int op, NodeTraversal t, Node n) {
  Node left = n.getFirstChild();
  JSType leftType = getJSType(left);
  Node right = n.getLastChild();
  JSType rightType = getJSType(right);
  switch (op) {
    case Token.ASSIGN_LSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_RSH:
    case Token.LSH:
    case Token.RSH:
    case Token.ASSIGN_URSH:
    case Token.URSH:
      if (!leftType.matchesInt32Context()) {
        report(t, left, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), leftType.toString());
      }
      if (!rightType.matchesUint32Context()) {
        report(t, right, BIT_OPERATION,
                 NodeUtil.opToStr(n.getType()), rightType.toString());
      }
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_DIV:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MOD:
    case Token.ASSIGN_MUL:
    case Token.ASSIGN_SUB:
    case Token.DIV:
    case Token.MOD:
    case Token.MUL:
    case Token.SUB:
      validator.expectNumber(t, left, leftType, "left operand");
      validator.expectNumber(t, right, rightType, "right operand");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_BITAND:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITXOR:
    case Token.ASSIGN_BITOR:
    case Token.BITAND:
    case Token.BITXOR:
    case Token.BITOR:
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, left, leftType,
          "bad left operand to bitwise operator");
      validator.expectBitwiseable(t, right, rightType,
          "bad right operand to bitwise operator");
      break;

    case Token.ASSIGN_ADD:
    case Token.ADD:
      break;

    default:
      report(t, n, UNEXPECTED_TOKEN, Node.tokenToName(op));
  }
  ensureTyped(t, n);
}