frontend_owfn_error

int frontend_owfn_error ( const char *  msg  )  signal a syntax error This function is invoked by the parser and the lexer during the syntax analysis. When an error occurs, it prints an accordant message and shows the lines of the input files where the error occured. Parameters: msg  a message (mostly "Parse error") and some more information e.g. the location of the syntax error. Returns: 1, since an error occured Definition at line 277 of file debug.cc. References debug_level, colorconsole::fg_blue(), colorconsole::fg_standard(), globals::filename, globals::last_error_line, globals::last_error_token, toString(), TRACE_ERROR, and TRACE_WARNINGS. { /* defined by flex */ extern int frontend_owfn_lineno; // line number of current token extern char *frontend_owfn_text; // text of the current token cerr << colorconsole::fg_blue; cerr << globals::filename << ":" << frontend_owfn_lineno+1 << " - [SYNTAX]\n"; cerr << colorconsole::fg_standard; if (debug_level == TRACE_ERROR) return 1; cerr << string(msg); if (debug_level >= TRACE_WARNINGS) cerr << "; last token read: `" << string(frontend_owfn_text) << "'" << endl << endl; else cerr << endl << endl; // remember the last token globals::last_error_token = string(frontend_owfn_text); globals::last_error_line = toString(frontend_owfn_lineno); return 1; } Here is the call graph for this function:

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