Changes between Version 73 and Version 74 of Orio

Timestamp:

06/14/08 16:05:52 (15 years ago)

Author:

hartono

Comment:

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Orio

@@ -283 +283 @@
 Below, we present a very simple example, which extends Orio with a new module that simply rewrites the annotated code without applying any code transformations at all. The new module has no parser component since there is no necessity to extract information from the annotated code, significantly simplifying the module implementation. First, we need to create a new subdirectory (with a name `simplyrewrite`, for instance) inside `src/module`. And then, we create an ''empty'' special file `__init__.py` inside directory `src/module/simplyrewrite`, so that Python will know that this folder is a package (i.e. a Python module).
 
+{{{
+# 
+# File: src/module/simplyrewrite/simplyrewrite.py 
+# 
+ 
+import module.module 
+
+class SimplyRewrite(module.module.Module): 
+    '''A simple rewriting module''' 
+ 
+    def __init__(self, perf_params, module_body_code, annot_body_code, cmd_line_opts, line_no, indent_size): 
+        '''To instantiate a simple rewriting module''' 
+        module.module.Module.__init__(self, perf_params, module_body_code, annot_body_code, 
+                                      cmd_line_opts, line_no, indent_size) 
+
+    def transform(self): 
+        '''To simply rewrite the annotated code''' 
+
+        # to create a comment containing information about the class attributes 
+        comment = ''' 
+        /* 
+         perf_params = %s 
+         module_body_code = "%s" 
+         annot_body_code = "%s" 
+         line_no = %s 
+         indent_size = %s 
+        */ 
+        ''' % (self.perf_params, self.module_body_code, self.annot_body_code, self.line_no, self.indent_size) 
+ 
+        # to rewrite the annotated code, with the class-attribute comment being prepended 
+        output_code = comment + self.annot_body_code 
+ 
+        # to return the output code 
+        return output_code 
+}}}
 
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