Neutral Class Reference

The Neutral State: Outside of a routine. More...

#include <state.h>

Inheritance diagram for Neutral:

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Public Member Functions
	~Neutral ()
	do Nothing.
State_t	execute (AddTraceString &ats, CxxScanner &scanner, Token *t)
	See Class description.
Static Public Member Functions
static State *	Instance ()
	Return the singleton, uses lazy evaluation.
Protected Member Functions
	Neutral ()
	Set the name for this class.
Static Private Attributes
static State *	msp_instance = 0
	Singleton data pointer.

Detailed Description

The Neutral State: Outside of a routine.

Description: Here we are mostly looking for the start of routines by looking at ID token. We are also looking for operator functions (operator+(), etc) Here is also where we build the function name and look for classes.

This class is a singleton. In this way we only construct one neutral object, no matter how many times we switch to the Neutral state.

There is almost no data assocated with this class, the state context class (in this case AddTraceString) has the data.

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