Create names for generated variables within a particular statement. More...

#include <LoopConvertUtils.h>

Public Types
enum	NamingStyle { NS_CamelBack , NS_CamelCase , NS_LowerCase , NS_UpperCase }

Public Member Functions
	VariableNamer (StmtGeneratedVarNameMap GeneratedDecls, const StmtParentMap ReverseAST, const Stmt SourceStmt, const VarDecl OldIndex, const ValueDecl TheContainer, const ASTContext Context, NamingStyle Style)
std::string	createIndexName ()
	Generate a new index name.

Detailed Description

Create names for generated variables within a particular statement.

VariableNamer uses a DeclContext as a reference point, checking for any conflicting declarations higher up in the context or within SourceStmt. It creates a variable name using hints from a source container and the old index, if they exist.

Definition at line 421 of file LoopConvertUtils.h.

Member Enumeration Documentation

◆ NamingStyle

enum clang::tidy::modernize::VariableNamer::NamingStyle

Enumerator
NS_CamelBack
NS_CamelCase
NS_LowerCase
NS_UpperCase

Definition at line 424 of file LoopConvertUtils.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ VariableNamer()

clang::tidy::modernize::VariableNamer::VariableNamer	(	StmtGeneratedVarNameMap *	GeneratedDecls,
		const StmtParentMap *	ReverseAST,
		const Stmt *	SourceStmt,
		const VarDecl *	OldIndex,
		const ValueDecl *	TheContainer,
		const ASTContext *	Context,
		NamingStyle	Style )

inline

Definition at line 431 of file LoopConvertUtils.h.

Member Function Documentation

◆ createIndexName()

std::string clang::tidy::modernize::VariableNamer::createIndexName ( )

Generate a new index name.

Generates the name to be used for an inserted iterator. It relies on declarationExists() to determine that there are no naming conflicts, and tries to use some hints from the container name and the old index name.

Definition at line 838 of file LoopConvertUtils.cpp.

References NS_UpperCase.

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Public Types