group Namespaces

Description

Namespaces provide a significant portion of the structure of a compiled ferite script. There is always the main namespace within each script where global variables, top level functions, classes and namespaces are stored.

group attributes ferite_register_namespace() - Create a new namespace and place it in the given namespace ferite_register_ns_function() - Register a function within the namespace ferite_register_ns_variable() - Register a variable within a namespace ferite_register_ns_class() - Register the class within the namespace ferite_delete_namespace() - Completely free up all elements within the namespace ferite_namespace_element_exists() - See if an element exists within the namespace (not recursive) ferite_delete_namespace_element_from_namespace() - Delete an element from the namespace ferite_rename_namespace_element() - Delete an element from the namespace ferite_find_namespace() - Recusively look in a namespace for an element ferite_namespace_dup() - Duplicate a namespace

Functions

function ferite_register_namespace Create a new namespace and place it in the given namespace Declaration:     FeriteNamespace *ferite_register_namespace( FeriteScript *script, char *name, FeriteNamespace *parent ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: char *name - The name of the new namespace     Parameter #3: FeriteNamespace *parent - The namespace in which to put the new namespace Returns:     The newly created namespace

function ferite_register_ns_function Register a function within the namespace Declaration:     FeriteFunction *ferite_register_ns_function( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, FeriteFunction *f ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace in which to register the function     Parameter #3: FeriteFunction *f - The function to register Returns:     It simply returns the function that has been registered

function ferite_register_ns_variable Register a variable within a namespace Declaration:     FeriteVariable *ferite_register_ns_variable( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, FeriteVariable *var ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace in which to register the variable     Parameter #3: FeriteVariable *v - The variable to register Returns:     It simply returns the variable that has been registered

function ferite_register_ns_class Register the class within the namespace Declaration:     FeriteClass *ferite_register_ns_class( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, FeriteClass *classt ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace in which to reigster the class     Parameter #3: FeriteClass *classt - The class to register Returns:     It simply returns the class that has been registered

function ferite_delete_namespace Completely free up all elements within the namespace Declaration:     int ferite_delete_namespace( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace to delete Returns:     Always 1

function ferite_namespace_element_exists See if an element exists within the namespace (not recursive) Declaration:     FeriteNamespaceBucket *ferite_namespace_element_exists( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, char *name ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace to look into     Parameter #3: char *name - The name of the element to look for Returns:     The FeriteNamespaceBucket for the name or NULL if it does not exist

function ferite_delete_namespace_element_from_namespace Delete an element from the namespace Declaration:     int ferite_delete_namespace_element_from_namespace( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, char *name ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace to look into     Parameter #3: char *name - The name of the element to delete Returns:     FE_TRUE if an element is deleted, FE_FALSE otherwise

function ferite_rename_namespace_element Delete an element from the namespace Declaration:     int ferite_rename_namespace_element( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, char *from, char *to ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace to look into     Parameter #3: char *from - The name of the element to rename     Parameter #4: char *to - The name to rename to Returns:     FE_TRUE if an element is deleted, FE_FALSE otherwise

function ferite_find_namespace Recusively look in a namespace for an element Declaration:     FeriteNamespaceBucket *ferite_find_namespace( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *parent, char *obj, int type ) Description: The type dictates what is returned. No type is specified (0) then if any element is found then it will be returned. If a type is specified then it is checked to see if the bucket is of the correct type, if so it is returned, if not NULL is returned. The types are FENS_VAR, FENS_FNC, FENS_CLS, or FENS_NS. Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *parent - The namespace to look in     Parameter #3: char *obj - The name to locate     Parameter #4: int type - The type to look for Returns:     The namespace bucket if it is found otherwise NULL

function ferite_namespace_dup Duplicate a namespace Declaration:     FeriteNamespace *ferite_namespace_dup( FeriteScript *script, FeriteNamespace *ns, FeriteNamespace *container ) Parameters:     Parameter #1: FeriteScript *script - The script     Parameter #2: FeriteNamespace *ns - The namespace to duplicate     Parameter #3: FeriteNamespace *container - The container of the new namespace Returns:     The new namespace

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