The following semantic elements are recognized and exposed:
Semantic Element
Example of Extracted Code
define
define MAX 10
include
#include <stdio.h>
#include "defs.h"
struct types
struct S_Date {
/* day number */
int day;
};
typedef struct S_Point {
int x;
int y;
} Point;
typedef struct {
Point p1; // top left point
Point p2; // botton right point
} Rectangle;
union types
union U_Number {
char m_char;
int m_int;
double m_double;
};
typedef int integer32;
typedef char *string;
typedef int (*intfun)(int);
typedef double *pReal, real;
function declarations
extern void start(int code);
static int stop();
function definitions
extern void start(int code);
static int stop();
namespace definitions
namespace User {
}
class definitions
class Base
{
float dist;
protected:
int id;
private:
int count;
void go() {
cout << "go called for id: " << id <<endl;
}
void start();
void stop();
virtual ~ Base();
};
class Token : Base {
class Hash {
int code;
Hash();
~Hash();
};
Hash code;
};
Traceability Links
There is no link to be extracted.
Preview
Tree
The tree displays the semantic elements.
Work Area
The preview shows the source of the file with syntax coloring. The following words and
symbol are highlighted:
Reserved words
Preprocessor directives
String and char literals
Comments
In the preview, source fragments associated to semantic elements are
selectable.
Properties Area
The following predicates are used for the semantic exposition of the elements:
dc:title the simple name of the
element
dc:identifier an identifier of the
element, typically a simple name or a qualified name (using
dots)
syc:lineNumber the line number where the
element starts
syc:sourceCode the source code text of
the element
Note:
Available only on some elements, excluding
namespaces.
syc:visibility the optional visibility
(public, protected, private) of the element
dc:description description comment of the
element; these comments start with /**, /*!, /// or //!
syc:comment all other (not description)
comments of the element