source: trunk/minix/commands/ash/nodetypes@ 9

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1#!/bin/sh -
2#
3# Copyright (c) 1991 The Regents of the University of California.
4# All rights reserved.
5#
6# This code is derived from software contributed to Berkeley by
7# Kenneth Almquist.
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37# @(#)nodetypes 5.1 (Berkeley) 3/7/91
38
39# This file describes the nodes used in parse trees. Unindented lines
40# contain a node type followed by a structure tag. Subsequent indented
41# lines specify the fields of the structure. Several node types can share
42# the same structure, in which case the fields of the structure should be
43# specified only once.
44#
45# A field of a structure is described by the name of the field followed
46# by a type. The currently implemented types are:
47# nodeptr - a pointer to a node
48# nodelist - a pointer to a list of nodes
49# string - a pointer to a nul terminated string
50# int - an integer
51# other - any type that can be copied by assignment
52# temp - a field that doesn't have to be copied when the node is copied
53# The last two types should be followed by the text of a C declaration for
54# the field.
55
56NSEMI nbinary # two commands separated by a semicolon
57 type int
58 ch1 nodeptr # the first child
59 ch2 nodeptr # the second child
60
61NCMD ncmd # a simple command
62 type int
63 backgnd int # set to run command in background
64 args nodeptr # the arguments
65 redirect nodeptr # list of file redirections
66
67NPIPE npipe # a pipeline
68 type int
69 backgnd int # set to run pipeline in background
70 cmdlist nodelist # the commands in the pipeline
71
72NREDIR nredir # redirection (of a compex command)
73 type int
74 n nodeptr # the command
75 redirect nodeptr # list of file redirections
76
77NBACKGND nredir # run command in background
78NSUBSHELL nredir # run command in a subshell
79
80NAND nbinary # the && operator
81NOR nbinary # the || operator
82
83NIF nif # the if statement. Elif clauses are handled
84 type int # using multiple if nodes.
85 test nodeptr # if test
86 ifpart nodeptr # then ifpart
87 elsepart nodeptr # else elsepart
88
89NWHILE nbinary # the while statement. First child is the test
90NUNTIL nbinary # the until statement
91
92NFOR nfor # the for statement
93 type int
94 args nodeptr # for var in args
95 body nodeptr # do body; done
96 var string # the for variable
97
98NCASE ncase # a case statement
99 type int
100 expr nodeptr # the word to switch on
101 cases nodeptr # the list of cases (NCLIST nodes)
102
103NCLIST nclist # a case
104 type int
105 next nodeptr # the next case in list
106 pattern nodeptr # list of patterns for this case
107 body nodeptr # code to execute for this case
108
109
110NDEFUN narg # define a function. The "next" field contains
111 # the body of the function.
112
113NARG narg # represents a word
114 type int
115 next nodeptr # next word in list
116 text string # the text of the word
117 backquote nodelist # list of commands in back quotes
118
119NTO nfile # fd> fname
120NFROM nfile # fd< fname
121NAPPEND nfile # fd>> fname
122 type int
123 next nodeptr # next redirection in list
124 fd int # file descriptor being redirected
125 fname nodeptr # file name, in a NARG node
126 expfname temp char *expfname # actual file name
127
128NTOFD ndup # fd<&dupfd
129NFROMFD ndup # fd>&dupfd
130 type int
131 next nodeptr # next redirection in list
132 fd int # file descriptor being redirected
133 dupfd int # file descriptor to duplicate
134
135NHERE nhere # fd<<\!
136NXHERE nhere # fd<<!
137 type int
138 next nodeptr # next redirection in list
139 fd int # file descriptor being redirected
140 doc nodeptr # input to command (NARG node)
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