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001:        /*****************************************************************************
002:         *                                                                           *
003:         *  This file is part of the BeanShell Java Scripting distribution.          *
004:         *  Documentation and updates may be found at http://www.beanshell.org/      *
005:         *                                                                           *
006:         *  Sun Public License Notice:                                               *
007:         *                                                                           *
008:         *  The contents of this file are subject to the Sun Public License Version  *
009:         *  1.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with *
010:         *  the License. A copy of the License is available at http://www.sun.com    * 
011:         *                                                                           *
012:         *  The Original Code is BeanShell. The Initial Developer of the Original    *
013:         *  Code is Pat Niemeyer. Portions created by Pat Niemeyer are Copyright     *
014:         *  (C) 2000.  All Rights Reserved.                                          *
015:         *                                                                           *
016:         *  GNU Public License Notice:                                               *
017:         *                                                                           *
018:         *  Alternatively, the contents of this file may be used under the terms of  *
019:         *  the GNU Lesser General Public License (the "LGPL"), in which case the    *
020:         *  provisions of LGPL are applicable instead of those above. If you wish to *
021:         *  allow use of your version of this file only under the  terms of the LGPL *
022:         *  and not to allow others to use your version of this file under the SPL,  *
023:         *  indicate your decision by deleting the provisions above and replace      *
024:         *  them with the notice and other provisions required by the LGPL.  If you  *
025:         *  do not delete the provisions above, a recipient may use your version of  *
026:         *  this file under either the SPL or the LGPL.                              *
027:         *                                                                           *
028:         *  Patrick Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)                                           *
029:         *  Author of Learning Java, O'Reilly & Associates                           *
030:         *  http://www.pat.net/~pat/                                                 *
031:         *                                                                           *
032:         *****************************************************************************/package bsh;
033:
034:        class BSHAssignment extends SimpleNode implements  ParserConstants {
035:            public int operator;
036:
037:            BSHAssignment(int id) {
038:                super (id);
039:            }
040:
041:            public Object eval(CallStack callstack, Interpreter interpreter)
042:                    throws EvalError {
043:                BSHPrimaryExpression lhsNode = (BSHPrimaryExpression) jjtGetChild(0);
044:
045:                if (lhsNode == null)
046:                    throw new InterpreterError("Error, null LHSnode");
047:
048:                boolean strictJava = interpreter.getStrictJava();
049:                LHS lhs = lhsNode.toLHS(callstack, interpreter);
050:                if (lhs == null)
051:                    throw new InterpreterError("Error, null LHS");
052:
053:                // For operator-assign operations save the lhs value before evaluating
054:                // the rhs.  This is correct Java behavior for postfix operations
055:                // e.g. i=1; i+=i++; // should be 2 not 3
056:                Object lhsValue = null;
057:                if (operator != ASSIGN) // assign doesn't need the pre-value
058:                    try {
059:                        lhsValue = lhs.getValue();
060:                    } catch (UtilEvalError e) {
061:                        throw e.toEvalError(this , callstack);
062:                    }
063:
064:                SimpleNode rhsNode = (SimpleNode) jjtGetChild(1);
065:
066:                Object rhs;
067:
068:                // implement "blocks" foo = { };
069:                // if ( rhsNode instanceof BSHBlock )
070:                //    rsh =
071:                // else
072:                rhs = rhsNode.eval(callstack, interpreter);
073:
074:                if (rhs == Primitive.VOID)
075:                    throw new EvalError("Void assignment.", this , callstack);
076:
077:                try {
078:                    switch (operator) {
079:                    case ASSIGN:
080:                        return lhs.assign(rhs, strictJava);
081:
082:                    case PLUSASSIGN:
083:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, PLUS),
084:                                strictJava);
085:
086:                    case MINUSASSIGN:
087:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, MINUS),
088:                                strictJava);
089:
090:                    case STARASSIGN:
091:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, STAR),
092:                                strictJava);
093:
094:                    case SLASHASSIGN:
095:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, SLASH),
096:                                strictJava);
097:
098:                    case ANDASSIGN:
099:                    case ANDASSIGNX:
100:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, BIT_AND),
101:                                strictJava);
102:
103:                    case ORASSIGN:
104:                    case ORASSIGNX:
105:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, BIT_OR),
106:                                strictJava);
107:
108:                    case XORASSIGN:
109:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, XOR),
110:                                strictJava);
111:
112:                    case MODASSIGN:
113:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, MOD),
114:                                strictJava);
115:
116:                    case LSHIFTASSIGN:
117:                    case LSHIFTASSIGNX:
118:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs, LSHIFT),
119:                                strictJava);
120:
121:                    case RSIGNEDSHIFTASSIGN:
122:                    case RSIGNEDSHIFTASSIGNX:
123:                        return lhs.assign(
124:                                operation(lhsValue, rhs, RSIGNEDSHIFT),
125:                                strictJava);
126:
127:                    case RUNSIGNEDSHIFTASSIGN:
128:                    case RUNSIGNEDSHIFTASSIGNX:
129:                        return lhs.assign(operation(lhsValue, rhs,
130:                                RUNSIGNEDSHIFT), strictJava);
131:
132:                    default:
133:                        throw new InterpreterError(
134:                                "unimplemented operator in assignment BSH");
135:                    }
136:                } catch (UtilEvalError e) {
137:                    throw e.toEvalError(this , callstack);
138:                }
139:            }
140:
141:            private Object operation(Object lhs, Object rhs, int kind)
142:                    throws UtilEvalError {
143:                /*
144:                	Implement String += value;
145:                	According to the JLS, value may be anything.
146:                	In BeanShell, we'll disallow VOID (undefined) values.
147:                	(or should we map them to the empty string?)
148:                 */
149:                if (lhs instanceof  String && rhs != Primitive.VOID) {
150:                    if (kind != PLUS)
151:                        throw new UtilEvalError(
152:                                "Use of non + operator with String LHS");
153:
154:                    return (String) lhs + rhs;
155:                }
156:
157:                if (lhs instanceof  Primitive || rhs instanceof  Primitive)
158:                    if (lhs == Primitive.VOID || rhs == Primitive.VOID)
159:                        throw new UtilEvalError(
160:                                "Illegal use of undefined object or 'void' literal");
161:                    else if (lhs == Primitive.NULL || rhs == Primitive.NULL)
162:                        throw new UtilEvalError(
163:                                "Illegal use of null object or 'null' literal");
164:
165:                if ((lhs instanceof  Boolean || lhs instanceof  Character
166:                        || lhs instanceof  Number || lhs instanceof  Primitive)
167:                        && (rhs instanceof  Boolean || rhs instanceof  Character
168:                                || rhs instanceof  Number || rhs instanceof  Primitive)) {
169:                    return Primitive.binaryOperation(lhs, rhs, kind);
170:                }
171:
172:                throw new UtilEvalError("Non primitive value in operator: "
173:                        + lhs.getClass() + " " + tokenImage[kind] + " "
174:                        + rhs.getClass());
175:            }
176:        }
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