func TestInstantiation(t *testing.T) {
testStr := `<?
$obj = new Obj::$classes['obj']($arg);`
p := NewParser(testStr)
a, errs := p.Parse()
if len(errs) != 0 {
t.Fatalf("Did not parse instantiation correctly: %s", errs)
}
tree := ast.ExpressionStmt{ast.AssignmentExpression{
Operator: "=",
Assignee: ast.NewVariable("obj"),
Value: &ast.NewExpression{
Class: ast.NewClassExpression("Obj", &ast.ArrayLookupExpression{
Array: ast.NewVariable("classes"),
Index: &ast.Literal{Type: ast.String, Value: `'obj'`},
}),
Arguments: []ast.Expression{
ast.NewVariable("arg"),
},
},
}}
if !assertEquals(a[0], tree) {
t.Fatalf("Instantiation did not parse correctly")
}
}
// parseScopeResolutionFromKeyword specifically parses self::, static::, and parent::
func (p *Parser) parseScopeResolutionFromKeyword() ast.Expression {
if p.peek().typ == token.ScopeResolutionOperator {
r := p.current.val
p.expect(token.ScopeResolutionOperator)
p.next()
expr := ast.NewClassExpression(r, p.parseOperand())
p.next()
return expr
}
// TODO Error
p.next()
return nil
}
func (p *Parser) parseIdentifier() (expr ast.Expression) {
switch p.peek().typ {
case token.OpenParen:
// Function calls are okay here because we know they came with
// a non-dynamic identifier.
expr = p.parseFunctionCall(ast.Identifier{Value: p.current.val})
p.next()
case token.ScopeResolutionOperator:
classIdent := p.current.val
p.next() // get onto ::, then we get to the next expr
p.next()
expr = ast.NewClassExpression(classIdent, p.parseOperand())
p.next()
default:
expr = ast.ConstantExpression{
Variable: ast.NewVariable(p.current.val),
}
p.next()
}
return expr
}
