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This chapter describes the classes and methods available in the C++test API so that you can add them to your rule definitions in RuleWizard. Some properties are node-type dependent and not all of these properties are accessible. If a property is not accessible, a -1 will be returned if the return type is a number. An empty string will be returned if the return type is a string. 

Modules 

nodeprovider

Classes:

NodeProvider

NodeProvider

Methods:

getProperty | getColumn | getLine | report | getElements | getEnforcer

getProperty

string getProperty(string propertyName)

Returns property as string.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: string

Parameters:

string propertyName

Name of property

Available values:

  • "name" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "filename" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "pathname" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "line" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "name" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "value" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "filename" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "line" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "startcolumn" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "endcolumn" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "lastinline" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )
  • "lastinbody" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.report(node.getProperty("name"))
  return 1

getColumn

int getColumn()

Returns the start column for a node.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: int

Example:

def test(node, context):
 context.report(str(node.getColumn()))
 return 1

getLine

int getLine()

Returns the line for a node.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: int

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.report(str(node.getLine()))
  return 1

report

report ()

Reports text in C++test style.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Example:

def test(node, context):
  node.report("hit")
  return 1

getElements

Enumeration getElements(string elementName)

Returns enumerations.

Dictionaries: C++Text

Return type: enumeration

Parameters:

string elementName

Name of element

Available values:

  • "body" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: tokens )

Example:

def test(node, context):
  bodyenumeration = node.getElements("body")
  c = 0
  elem = bodyenumeration.next()
  while (elem != None):
    c = c + 1
    elem = bodyenumeration.next()

  context.report("The number of elements in the body: " + str(c))
  return 1

getEnforcer

RuleEnforcerContext getEnforcer()

Returns the enforcer context - RuleEnforcerContext.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: RuleEnforcerContext

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = node.getEnforcer()
  context.report(ruleenforcercontext.getContextName())
  return 1



rulecontext

Classes:

RuleContext

RuleContext

Methods:

getContextName | getParentContext | getList | report | put | get | getKeys | clear

getContextName

string getContextName()

Returns the context name.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: string

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.report(context.getContextName())
  return 1

getParentContext

RuleEnforcerContext getParentContext()

Returns the parent context - RuleEnforcerContext.

Dictionaries:C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: RuleEnforcerContext

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  context.report(ruleenforcercontext.getContextName())
  return 1

getList

List getList(string collectorName)

Returns a list of collected objects.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: list

Parameters:

string collectorName

name of collector

Example:

# first we have coleced nodes in colector A
def test(node, context):
  list = context.getList("A")
  output = ""
  for it in list:
    output = output + it.getProperty("name") + "  "

  context.report("Elements in the list: " + output)
  return 1

report

report ()

Reports text in C++test style.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.report("hit")
  return 1

put

put(string key, string value)

Saves a key value inside the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Parameters:

string key

name of key

string valuekey value

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.put("color","red")
  return 1

get

string get(string key)

Gets the key value from the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: string

Parameters:

string key

name of key

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.put("color","red") 
  context.report(context.get("color"))
  return 1

getKeys

List getKeys()

Gets a list of keys stored in the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: list

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.put("color","red")
  context.put("size","big") 
  context.report(context.getKeys())
  return 1

clear

clear()

Removes all keys stored in the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Example:

def test(node, context):
  context.put("color","red")
  txt1 = context.get("color")
  context.clear()
  txt2 = context.get("color")
  context.report("Before clear: " + txt1 + " After clear: " + str(txt2))
  return 1

enforcercontext

Classes:

RuleEnforcerContext

RuleEnforcerContext

Methods:

getContextName | executeRule | executeRegexp | executeRegexpEx | put | get | getKeys | clear

getContextName

string getContextName()

Returns context name.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: string

Example:

def test(node, context):
  enforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  context.report(enforcercontext.getContextName())
  return 1

executeRule

int executeRule(string textRuleName, NodeProvider node)

Returns 1 if the called text rule returns true.

Return type: int

Parameters:

string textRuleNamePath and name of text rule
NodeProvider node

Node determines the point where text rule will be invoked

Example:

def test(node, context):  
  ruleenforcercontext = node.getEnforcer()
  #call text rule in the line from node and in default: first column
  ret = ruleenforcercontext.executeRule("./my_text_rule.rule", node)
  return ret

executeRuleEx

int executeRuleEx(string textRuleName, NodeProvider node, string fileName, int line, int column)

Returns 1 if the called text rule returns true.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: int

Parameters:

string textRuleNamePath and name of text rule
NodeProvider nodeNode determines the point where text rule will be invoked
string fileName

Name of source file

int lineStarting line number from which the text rule will be invoked. If -1, the call child rule will be skipped.
int columnStarting column number from which the text rule will be invoked. If -1, the call child rule will be skipped.

Example:

def test(node, context):
    ruleenforcercontext = node.getEnforcer()
    file = node.getProperty("pathname")
    line = node.getLine()
    colum = node.getColumn()
    ret = ruleenforcercontext.executeRuleEx("./txt.rule", node, filename, line, colum)
    return ret

executeRegexp

int executeRegexp(string regExp, NodeProvider node)

Calls a regExp on the current source file in the line specified in the node.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: int

Parameters:

string regExpRegular expression string
NodeProvider nodeNode is used to determine the line for which the regExp is called

Example:

def test(node, context):  
  ruleenforcercontext = node.getEnforcer()
  #return 1 if there is cpp style comment in the line from node
  ret = ruleenforcercontext.executeRegexp("\/\/",node)
  return ret

executeRegexpEx

int executeRegexpEx(string regExp, string filename, int start_line, int op_start_column, int op_end_line, int op_end_column)

Calls a regExp on source file $filename in the region defined by $start_line $op_start_column $op_end_lin $op_end_column

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: int

Parameters:

string regExpRegular expression string
string fileName

Name of source file

int start_lineStarting line number.
int op_start_column

Starting column number (optional).

Available value(s):

  • "each column number in the given line; default value '-1' means first column in line" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "each column number in the given line; default value '-1' means first column in line" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: )
int op_end_line

Defined end line (optional).

Available value(s):

  • "each line number for the given source file; default value '-1' means the same value like start line" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "each line number for the given source file; default value '-1' means the same value like start line" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: )
int op_end_column

Defined end column (optional).

Available value(s):

  • "each column number in the given line; default value '-1' means last column in line" ( c++ dictionary , applies to: )
  • "each column number in the given line; default value '-1' means last column in line" ( c++text dictionary , applies to: )


Example:

def test(node, context):
    ruleenforcercontext = node.getEnforcer()
    line = node.getLine()
    file = node.getProperty("pathname")
    #return 1 if there is cpp style comment in next line given from node
    ret = ruleenforcercontext.executeRegexpEx("\/\/", file, line+1)    
    return ret

put

put(string key, string value)

Saves the key value inside the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Parameters:

string keyname of the key
string valuevalue of the key

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  ruleenforcercontext.put("color","red")     
  return 1

get

string get(string key)

Gets the key value from the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: string

Parameters:

string keyname of the key

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  ruleenforcercontext.put("color","red")
  context.report(ruleenforcercontext.get("color"))
  return 1

getKeys

List getKeys()

Gets a list of keys stored in the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: list

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  ruleenforcercontext.put("color","red")
  ruleenforcercontext.put("size","big") 
  context.report(ruleenforcercontext.getKeys())
  return 1

clear

clear ()

Removes all keys stored in the context.

Dictionaries: C,C++ and C++Text

Return type: none

Example:

def test(node, context):
  ruleenforcercontext = context.getParentContext()
  ruleenforcercontext.put("color","red")
  txt1 = ruleenforcercontext.get("color")
  ruleenforcercontext.clear()
  txt2 = ruleenforcercontext.get("color")
  context.report("Before clear: " + txt1 + " After clear: " + str(txt2))
  return 1



enumeration

Classes:

Enumeration

Enumeration

Methods:

next

next

NodeProvider nerxt()

Returns the next object in the enumeration.

Dictionaries: C++Text

Return type: NodeProvider

Example:

def test(node, context):
  bodyenumeration = node.getElements("body")
  #call next() in for:
  lines =""
  for el in bodyenumeration:
    lines = lines +str(el.getLine()) + "  "
  context.report("Lines with elements: " + lines)
  return 1

Examples of Python Functions

#Displaying messages
def reportMsg(node, context):
  node.report(repr(node.getLine()))
  context.report(repr(node.getLine()))
  return 1
#First element from collection
def cleaning( node, context ):
  #cleans the mark
  context.put( "a_mark","" )

def firstOnly( node, context ):
  #checks if mark has been already set; if not sets it
  if (context.get( "a_mark" ) != "a"):
    context.put( "a_mark", "a" )
    return 1
  else:
    return 0
#Getting all elements from collector
def compare( node, context ):
  list = context.getList( 'A' )
  if (list.size( ) == 0):
    return 0
  else:
    return 1
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