Source code for fparser.two.Fortran2008.proc_decl_r1214

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"""
Module containing Fortran 2008 Proc_Decl rule R1214
"""

from typing import Optional, Tuple, Union

from fparser.two.Fortran2003 import (
    Name,
    Null_Init,
    Procedure_Entity_Name,
    Proc_Decl as Proc_Decl_2003,
)
from fparser.two.utils import BinaryOpBase, NoMatchError


[docs] class Proc_Decl(Proc_Decl_2003): # R1214 """Fortran 2008 rule R1214 proc-decl is procedure-entity-name [ => proc-pointer-init ] where (R1216) proc-pointer-init is either null-init or initial-proc-target, and (R1217) initial-proc-target is a procedure-name. The Fortran 2003 form of R1214 only accepts null-init on the right-hand side of ``=>``; this subclass extends it to also accept an initial-proc-target so that declarations such as:: procedure(cb), pointer, nopass :: eval => dummy parse under ``std='f2008'``. """ # Inherit the parent's subclass_names and include "Proc_Decl" itself # so that this F2008 class is registered in Base.subclasses["Proc_Decl"] # and discovered when F2003 code (e.g. Proc_Decl_List.match) references # the F2003 Proc_Decl class directly.
[docs] subclass_names = Proc_Decl_2003.subclass_names[:] + ["Proc_Decl"]
[docs] use_names = Proc_Decl_2003.use_names[:] + ["Name"]
@staticmethod
[docs] def match( string: str, ) -> Optional[Tuple[Procedure_Entity_Name, str, Union[Null_Init, Name]]]: """Attempts to match the supplied text with this rule. Calls the Fortran 2003 match first (which handles the null-init branch); if that fails, tries the Fortran 2008 initial-proc-target branch where the right-hand side of ``=>`` is a procedure-name. :param string: Fortran code to check for a match. :returns: None if there is no match, otherwise a 3-tuple of (procedure-entity-name, ``"=>"``, proc-pointer-init). """ if not string: return None try: result = Proc_Decl_2003.match(string) except NoMatchError: result = None if result: return result # Fortran 2008 initial-proc-target (R1217): the RHS of "=>" # is a procedure-name. Match it as a bare Name, consistent # with how fparser treats other name-bearing rules. try: return BinaryOpBase.match(Procedure_Entity_Name, "=>", Name, string) except NoMatchError: return None