MacroTable

Maps macro names to Macro objects.

MacroTables can be chained so that they build a linear hierarchy. Macro definitions in the current table override the ones in the parent tables.

class MacroTable {

MacroTable parent;

Macro[hash_t] table;

this(MacroTable parent = null);

void insert(Macro m, bool convertText = true);

void insert(Macro[] macros);

void insert(cstring name, cstring text);

void insert(cstring[] names, cstring[] texts);

Macro search(cstring name);

bool isRoot();

}

Constructors

this this(MacroTable parent = null): Constructs a MacroTable instance.

Members

Functions

insert void insert(Macro m, bool convertText = true): Inserts the macro m into the table. Overwrites the current macro if one exists.
insert void insert(Macro[] macros): Inserts an array of macros into the table.
insert void insert(cstring name, cstring text): Creates a macro using name and text and inserts it into the table.
insert void insert(cstring[] names, cstring[] texts): Creates a macro using namen and textn pairs and inserts it into the table.
isRoot bool isRoot()
search Macro search(cstring name): Searches for a macro.

Variables

parent MacroTable parent;: The parent in the hierarchy. Or null if this is the root.
table Macro[hash_t] table;: The associative array that holds the macro definitions.

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