pjs/js/js2/JSScope.h

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/*
JSScope.h
Scoping facility for JavaScript 2.0.
by Patrick C. Beard.
*/
/**
* Opaque reference to a JavaScript object.
*/
class JSObject;
/**
* Opaque reference to a general JavaScript identifier key.
* This can represent both UNICODE strings, and other more
* efficient representations, such as hashcodes, etc.
*/
class JSIdentifier;
/**
* Some fundamental constants.
*/
#define JSNULL (0)
#define JSUNDEFINED = ((JSObject*)(-1))
/**
* Basic abstraction to associate names with values in a chain of scopes.
* Can represent any kind of scope, including lexical scopes (closures),
* namespaces, and classes. Access control can be implemented
*/
class JSScope {
public:
/**
* Gets the enclosing scope of this scope (if any).
* @return enclosing scope or JSNULL if none.
*/
virtual JSScope* getParent() = 0;
/**
* Defines a new identifier in the current scope. In a completely static
* model, this may not be possible, and so this operation will be ignored.
* @param start the evaluation scope
* @param id identifier to define
* @param value optional value to associate with id
*/
virtual void defineValue(JSScope* start, JSIndentifier* id, JSObject* value = JSUNDEFINED) = 0;
/**
* Looks up a value corresponding to the given identifier starting
* with the current scope, and proceeding up the scope chain. If
* the identifier's is not defined in any of the scopes, the value
* JSUNDEFINED is returned.
* @param start the evaluation scope
* @parm id the identifer to lookup
* @return result of lookup or JSUNDEFINED
*/
virtual JSObject* getValue(JSScope* start, JSIdentifier* id) = 0;
/**
* Associates a value with an identifier in a given scope.
* @param start the evaluation scope
* @param id identifier to assign to
* @param value new value to give to id
* @return old value associated with identifier
*/
virtual JSObject* setValue(JSScope* start, JSIdentifier* id, JSObject* value) = 0;
};