LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorBegin and LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorEnd provide iterators for visiting the tags in the tree's body.
Functions
- H_PARSE_TREE_TAG_ITR LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorBegin(H_PARSE_TREE Tree)
H_PARSE_TREE_TAG_ITR LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorEnd(H_PARSE_TREE Tree)
Parameter
Tree
Handle to a parse tree.
Example
The following code prints out every tag in a parse tree.
C code
H_PARSE_TREE_TAG_ITR Itr;
H_PARSE_TREE_TAG_ITR End;
H_PARSE_TREE_NODE Node;
Itr = LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorBegin(Tree);
End = LVParseTree_CreateTagIteratorEnd(Tree);
while (!LVParseTree_TagIterator_AreEqual(Itr,End))
{
Node = LVParseTree_TagIterator_GetNode(Itr);
printf("%s;\n",LVParseTree_Node_GetText(Node));
LVParseTree_TagIterator_Advance(Itr);
}
LVParseTree_TagIterator_Release(Itr);
LVParseTree_TagIterator_Release(End);
// Note: Node handles don't get released; They are part of the tree,
// and the tree releases them when it gets released
If the grammar was the top level navigation example grammar, and the engine recognized "go back", the the above code would print out:
out = "APPLICATION_BACK";
Remark
The TagIterator does not visit the tags in a tree's header. Use LVParseTree::HeaderTag to access the contents of those tags.
See Also
