smc.java

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                "-c",
                "C",
                SmcCGenerator.class,
                SmcHeaderCGenerator.class);
        _languages[C_PLUS_PLUS] =
            new Language(
                C_PLUS_PLUS,
                "-c++",
                "C++",
                SmcCppGenerator.class,
                SmcHeaderGenerator.class);
        _languages[C_SHARP] =
            new Language(
                C_SHARP,
                "-csharp",
                "C#",
                SmcCSharpGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[JAVA] =
            new Language(
                JAVA,
                "-java",
                "Java",
                SmcJavaGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[GRAPH] =
            new Language(
                GRAPH,
                "-graph",
                "-graph",
                SmcGraphGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[GROOVY] =
            new Language(
                GROOVY,
                "-groovy",
                "Groovy",
                SmcGroovyGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[LUA] =
            new Language(
                LUA,
                "-lua",
                "Lua",
                SmcLuaGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[OBJECTIVE_C] =
            new Language(
                OBJECTIVE_C,
                "-objc",
                "Objective-C",
                SmcObjCGenerator.class,
                SmcHeaderObjCGenerator.class);
        _languages[PERL] =
            new Language(
                PERL,
                "-perl",
                "Perl",
                SmcPerlGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[PHP] =
            new Language(
                PERL,
                "-php",
                "PHP",
                SmcPhpGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[PYTHON] =
            new Language(
                PYTHON,
                "-python",
                "Python",
                SmcPythonGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[RUBY] =
            new Language(
                RUBY,
                "-ruby",
                "Ruby",
                SmcRubyGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[SCALA] =
            new Language(
                SCALA,
                "-scala",
                "Scala",
                SmcScalaGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[TABLE] =
            new Language(
                TABLE,
                "-table",
                "-table",
                SmcTableGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[TCL] =
            new Language(
                TCL,
                "-tcl",
                "[incr Tcl]",
                SmcTclGenerator.class,
                null);
        _languages[VB] =
            new Language(
                VB,
                "-vb",
                "VB.net",
                SmcVBGenerator.class,
                null);

        List<Language> languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        int target;

        _optionMap = new HashMap<String, List<Language>>();

        // Languages supporting each option:
        // +      -cast: C++
        // +         -d: all
        // +         -g: all
        // +    -glevel: graph
        // +    -header: C, C++, Objective C
        // +      -help: all
        // +   -nocatch: all
        // +      -noex: C++
        // + -nostreams: C++
        // +   -reflect: C#, Java, TCL, VB, Lua, Perl, PHP,
        //                Python, Ruby, Groovy, Scala
        // +    -return: all
        // +    -serial: C#, C++, Java, Tcl, VB, Groovy, Scala
        // +    -suffix: all
        // +      -sync: C#, Java, VB, Groovy, Scala
        // +   -verbose: all
        // +   -version: all
        // +  -vverbose: all

        // Set the options supporting all languages first.
        for (target = (LANG_NOT_SET + 1);
             target < LANGUAGE_COUNT;
             ++target)
        {
            languages.add(_languages[target]);
        }

        _optionMap.put(DIRECTORY_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(DEBUG_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(HELP_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(NO_CATCH_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(RETURN_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(SUFFIX_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(VERBOSE_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(VERSION_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(VVERBOSE_FLAG, languages);

        // Set the options supported by less than all langugages.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[C_PLUS_PLUS]);
        _optionMap.put(CAST_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(NO_EXCEPTIONS_FLAG, languages);
        _optionMap.put(NO_STREAMS_FLAG, languages);

        // Languages using a header file.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[C_PLUS_PLUS]);
        languages.add(_languages[C]);
        languages.add(_languages[OBJECTIVE_C]);
        _optionMap.put(HEADER_FLAG, languages);

        // Languages supporting thread synchronization.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[C_SHARP]);
        languages.add(_languages[JAVA]);
        languages.add(_languages[VB]);
        languages.add(_languages[GROOVY]);
        languages.add(_languages[SCALA]);
        _optionMap.put(SYNC_FLAG, languages);

        // Languages supporting reflection.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[C_SHARP]);
        languages.add(_languages[JAVA]);
        languages.add(_languages[VB]);
        languages.add(_languages[TCL]);
        languages.add(_languages[LUA]);
        languages.add(_languages[PERL]);
        languages.add(_languages[PHP]);
        languages.add(_languages[PYTHON]);
        languages.add(_languages[RUBY]);
        languages.add(_languages[GROOVY]);
        languages.add(_languages[SCALA]);
        _optionMap.put(REFLECT_FLAG, languages);

        // Languages supporting serialization.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[C_SHARP]);
        languages.add(_languages[JAVA]);
        languages.add(_languages[VB]);
        languages.add(_languages[TCL]);
        languages.add(_languages[C_PLUS_PLUS]);
        languages.add(_languages[GROOVY]);
        languages.add(_languages[SCALA]);
        _optionMap.put(SERIAL_FLAG, languages);

        // The -glevel option.
        languages = new ArrayList<Language>();
        languages.add(_languages[GRAPH]);
        _optionMap.put(GLEVEL_FLAG, languages);
    }
}

//
// CHANGE LOG
// $Log: Smc.java,v $
// Revision 1.28  2008/04/22 16:05:24  fperrad
// - add PHP language (patch from Toni Arnold)
//
// Revision 1.27  2008/03/21 14:03:16  fperrad
// refactor : move from the main file Smc.java to each language generator the following data :
//  - the default file name suffix,
//  - the file name format for the generated SMC files
//
// Revision 1.26  2008/02/04 10:32:49  fperrad
// + Added Scala language generation.
//
// Revision 1.25  2008/01/14 19:59:23  cwrapp
// Release 5.0.2 check-in.
//
// Revision 1.24  2008/01/04 20:40:40  cwrapp
// Corrected minor misspellings and incorrect information.
//
// Revision 1.23  2007/08/05 13:53:09  cwrapp
// Version 5.0.1 check-in. See net/sf/smc/CODE_README.txt for more information.
//
// Revision 1.22  2007/07/16 06:28:06  fperrad
// + Added Groovy generator.
//
// Revision 1.21  2007/02/21 13:53:38  cwrapp
// Moved Java code to release 1.5.0
//
// Revision 1.20  2007/02/13 18:43:19  cwrapp
// Reflect options fix.
//
// Revision 1.19  2007/01/15 00:23:50  cwrapp
// Release 4.4.0 initial commit.
//
// Revision 1.18  2007/01/03 15:37:38  fperrad
// + Added Lua generator.
// + Added -reflect option for Lua, Perl, Python and Ruby code generation
//
// Revision 1.17  2006/09/23 14:28:18  cwrapp
// Final SMC, v. 4.3.3 check-in.
//
// Revision 1.16  2006/09/16 15:04:28  cwrapp
// Initial v. 4.3.3 check-in.
//
// Revision 1.15  2006/07/11 18:20:00  cwrapp
// Added -headerd option. Improved command line processing.
//
// Revision 1.14  2006/04/22 12:45:26  cwrapp
// Version 4.3.1
//
// Revision 1.13  2005/11/07 19:34:54  cwrapp
// Changes in release 4.3.0:
// New features:
//
// + Added -reflect option for Java, C#, VB.Net and Tcl code
//   generation. When used, allows applications to query a state
//   about its supported transitions. Returns a list of transition
//   names. This feature is useful to GUI developers who want to
//   enable/disable features based on the current state. See
//   Programmer's Manual section 11: On Reflection for more
//   information.
//
// + Updated LICENSE.txt with a missing final paragraph which allows
//   MPL 1.1 covered code to work with the GNU GPL.
//
// + Added a Maven plug-in and an ant task to a new tools directory.
//   Added Eiten Suez's SMC tutorial (in PDF) to a new docs
//   directory.
//
// Fixed the following bugs:
//
// + (GraphViz) DOT file generation did not properly escape
//   double quotes appearing in transition guards. This has been
//   corrected.
//
// + A note: the SMC FAQ incorrectly stated that C/C++ generated
//   code is thread safe. This is wrong. C/C++ generated is
//   certainly *not* thread safe. Multi-threaded C/C++ applications
//   are required to synchronize access to the FSM to allow for
//   correct performance.
//
// + (Java) The generated getState() method is now public.
//
// Revision 1.12  2005/09/19 15:20:03  cwrapp
// Changes in release 4.2.2:
// New features:
//
// None.
//
// Fixed the following bugs:
//
// + (C#) -csharp not generating finally block closing brace.
//
// Revision 1.11  2005/09/14 01:51:33  cwrapp
// Changes in release 4.2.0:
// New features:
//
// None.
//
// Fixed the following bugs:
//
// + (Java) -java broken due to an untested minor change.
//
// Revision 1.10  2005/08/26 15:21:34  cwrapp
// Final commit for release 4.2.0. See README.txt for more information.
//
// Revision 1.9  2005/07/07 12:08:44  fperrad
// Added C, Perl & Ruby generators.
//
// Revision 1.8  2005/06/30 10:44:23  cwrapp
// Added %access keyword which allows developers to set the generate Context
// class' accessibility level in Java and C#.
//
// Revision 1.7  2005/06/18 18:28:42  cwrapp
// SMC v. 4.0.1
//
// New Features:
//
// (No new features.)
//
// Bug Fixes:
//
// + (C++) When the .sm is in a subdirectory the forward- or
//   backslashes in the file name are kept in the "#ifndef" in the
//   generated header file. This is syntactically wrong. SMC now
//   replaces the slashes with underscores.
//
// + (Java) If %package is specified in the .sm file, then the
//   generated *Context.java class will have package-level access.
//
// + The Programmer's Manual had incorrect HTML which prevented the
//   pages from rendering correctly on Internet Explorer.
//
// + Rewrote the Programmer's Manual section 1 to make it more
//   useful.
//
// Revision 1.6  2005/05/28 19:28:42  cwrapp
// Moved to visitor pattern.
//
// Revision 1.8  2005/02/21 15:34:25  charlesr
// Added Francois Perrad to Contributors section for Python work.
//
// Revision 1.7  2005/02/21 15:09:07  charlesr
// Added -python and -return command line options. Also added an
// undocuments option -vverbose which causes the SmcParser and
// SmcLexer FSMs to enter verbose mode.
//
// Revision 1.6  2005/02/03 16:26:44  charlesr
// SMC now implements the Visitor pattern. The parser returns
// an SmcFSM object which is an SmcElement subclass. SMC then
// creates the appropriate visitor object based on the target
// language and passes the visitor to SmcElement.accept().
// This starts the code generation process.
//
// One minor point: the lexer and parser objects no longer
// write warning and error messages directly to System.err.
// Instead, these messages are collected as SmcMessage objects.
// It is then up to the application calling the parser to
// decide how to display this information. Now the SMC
// application writes these messages to System.err as before.
// This change allows the parser to be used in different
// applications.
//
// Revision 1.5  2004/10/30 16:02:24  charlesr
// Added Graphviz DOT file generation.
// Changed version to 3.2.0.
//
// Revision 1.4  2004/10/08 18:56:07  charlesr
// Update version to 3.1.2.
//
// Revision 1.3  2004/10/02 19:50:24  charlesr
// Updated version string.
//
// Revision 1.2  2004/09/06 16:39:16  charlesr
// Added -verbose and -d options. Added C# support.
//
// Revision 1.1  2004/05/31 13:52:56  charlesr
// Added support for VB.net code generation.
//
// Revision 1.0  2003/12/14 21:02:45  charlesr
// Initial revision
//