D-Scanner/src/dscanner/analysis/constructors.d

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module dscanner.analysis.constructors;
import dparse.ast;
import dparse.lexer;
import std.stdio;
import std.typecons : Rebindable;
import dscanner.analysis.base;
import dscanner.analysis.helpers;
import dsymbol.scope_ : Scope;
final class ConstructorCheck : BaseAnalyzer
{
alias visit = BaseAnalyzer.visit;
mixin AnalyzerInfo!"constructor_check";
this(BaseAnalyzerArguments args)
{
super(args);
}
override void visit(const ClassDeclaration classDeclaration)
{
const oldHasDefault = hasDefaultArgConstructor;
const oldHasNoArg = hasNoArgConstructor;
hasNoArgConstructor = null;
hasDefaultArgConstructor = null;
immutable State prev = state;
state = State.inClass;
classDeclaration.accept(this);
if (hasNoArgConstructor && hasDefaultArgConstructor)
{
addErrorMessage(
Message.Diagnostic.from(fileName, classDeclaration.name,
"This class has a zero-argument constructor as well as a"
~ " constructor with one default argument. This can be confusing."),
[
Message.Diagnostic.from(fileName, hasNoArgConstructor, "zero-argument constructor defined here"),
Message.Diagnostic.from(fileName, hasDefaultArgConstructor, "default argument constructor defined here")
],
"dscanner.confusing.constructor_args"
);
}
hasDefaultArgConstructor = oldHasDefault;
hasNoArgConstructor = oldHasNoArg;
state = prev;
}
override void visit(const StructDeclaration structDeclaration)
{
immutable State prev = state;
state = State.inStruct;
structDeclaration.accept(this);
state = prev;
}
override void visit(const Constructor constructor)
{
final switch (state)
{
case State.inStruct:
if (constructor.parameters.parameters.length == 1
&& constructor.parameters.parameters[0].default_ !is null)
{
const(Token)[] tokens = constructor.parameters.parameters[0].default_.tokens;
assert(tokens.length);
// we extend the token range to the `=` sign, since it's continuous
tokens = (tokens.ptr - 1)[0 .. tokens.length + 1];
addErrorMessage(tokens,
"dscanner.confusing.struct_constructor_default_args",
"This struct constructor can never be called with its "
~ "default argument.");
}
break;
case State.inClass:
if (constructor.parameters.parameters.length == 1
&& constructor.parameters.parameters[0].default_ !is null)
{
hasDefaultArgConstructor = constructor;
}
else if (constructor.parameters.parameters.length == 0)
hasNoArgConstructor = constructor;
break;
case State.ignoring:
break;
}
}
private:
enum State : ubyte
{
ignoring,
inClass,
inStruct
}
State state;
Rebindable!(const Constructor) hasNoArgConstructor;
Rebindable!(const Constructor) hasDefaultArgConstructor;
}
unittest
{
import dscanner.analysis.config : StaticAnalysisConfig, Check, disabledConfig;
StaticAnalysisConfig sac = disabledConfig();
sac.constructor_check = Check.enabled;
// TODO: test supplemental diagnostics
assertAnalyzerWarnings(q{
class Cat /+
^^^ [warn]: This class has a zero-argument constructor as well as a constructor with one default argument. This can be confusing. +/
{
this() {}
this(string name = "kittie") {}
}
struct Dog
{
this() {}
this(string name = "doggie") {} /+
^^^^^^^^^^ [warn]: This struct constructor can never be called with its default argument. +/
}
}c, sac);
stderr.writeln("Unittest for ConstructorCheck passed.");
}