operators
Class PSExit

java.lang.Object
  operators.PSExit

All Implemented Interfaces:

PSFlowOperator, PSObject, PSOperator

public class PSExit

extends java.lang.Object

implements PSFlowOperator

Implements PSFlowOperator interface.

Methods such as getOperatorToken() are inherited from PSFlowOperator interface which, in turn, are inherited from PSOperator. This concrete class is responsible for terminating the nearest loop or for. The method action() has to check if exit is inside a loop or for.

Constructor Summary

PSExit()

Method Summary

void	action(PSStack s) Exits from the nearest loop or for block.
java.lang.String	getOperatorToken() Returns the token identifying this operator.
boolean	isValid(PSStack s) Checks if it valid to use this operator now.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

PSExit

public PSExit()

Method Detail

getOperatorToken

public java.lang.String getOperatorToken()

Returns the token identifying this operator.

Returns the name of the operand that this concrete class simulates, here "exit".

Precondition : A valid operator class has been created.
Postcondition : A string is returned, labeling the semantics of this class.

Specified by:

getOperatorToken in interface PSOperator

Returns:

The token identifying this operator.

isValid

public boolean isValid(PSStack s)
                throws PSSyntaxException

Checks if it valid to use this operator now.

Exiting can occur only if it is inside a loop or for.

Precondition : A valid instance of PSStack and a loop or for block.
Postcondition : A reply to the question whether the operator can perfom its defined behaviour.

Specified by:

isValid in interface PSOperator

Parameters:

s - A reference to PSStack instance.

Returns:

True if the operation can be executed, false otherwise.

Throws:

PSSyntaxException - The syntax of the token is wrong.

action

public void action(PSStack s)
            throws java.lang.Throwable

Exits from the nearest loop or for block.

Precondition : A valid stack is given to method and the flow is currently inside a loop or for block.
Postcondition : The flow will continue outside the current block.

Specified by:

action in interface PSFlowOperator

Parameters:

s - The Runtime Stack.

Throws:

java.lang.Throwable