Package-level declarations
Structure of the Code Property Graph (CPG).
Types
Expressions can have multiple types of accesses. Determines dataflow (DFG) edges
An assignment assigns a certain value (usually an Expression) to a certain target.
The target of an assignment. The target is usually either a VariableDeclaration or a DeclaredReferenceExpression.
This interface denotes that the class is able to provide source code and location information for a specific node and set it using the setCodeAndLocation function.
Interface that allows us to mark nodes that contain a default value
Specifies that a certain node has an initializer.
This interfaces serves as base for different entities that provide some kind of meta-data for a Node, such as its language, code or location.
This class represents anything that can have a "Name". In the simplest case it only represents a local name in a flat hierarchy, such as myVariable. However, it can also be used to represent fully qualified name with a complex name hierarchy, such as my::namespace::function.
This interface denotes that the class is able to provide the current namespace. The applyMetadata will use this information to set the parent of a Name.
The base class for all graph objects that are going to be persisted in the database.
Interface for a node representing some kind of failure during the translation or while parsing.
This interfaces serves as a base for entities that provide the current scope / name prefix. This is reserved for future use.
This interface denotes an AST node that can contain code. This code is stored as statements. This includes Translation units namespaces and classes as some languages, mainly scripting languages allow code placement outside of explicit functions.
Annotates single member variables of supertype Node or a collection of nodes to be part of the a sub-graph of the current Node. This is used to iterate over all AST sub-nodes with SubgraphWalker.getAstChildren. Could be replaced with @Relationship{sub-graph:'ast'} if switching to an OGM that supports relationship properties.
Functions
Flattens the AST beginning with this node and returns all nodes of type T. For convenience, an optional predicate function predicate can be supplied, which will be applied via Collection.filter
This inline function returns the n-th body statement (in AST order) as specified in T. It throws a StatementNotFound exception if it does not exist or match the type.
This inline function returns the n-th body statement (in AST order) as specified in T or null if it does not exist or the type does not match.
This function returns the first node that matches the name on the supplied list of nodes.
Set of all functions calling function
Returns all CallExpressions in this graph which call a method with the given name.
All nodes which depend on this if statement
All nodes which depend on this if statement
Returns an instance of FulfilledAndFailedPaths where FulfilledAndFailedPaths.fulfilled contains all possible shortest data flow paths between the starting node this and the end node fulfilling predicate. The paths are represented as lists of nodes. Paths which do not end at such a node are included in FulfilledAndFailedPaths.failed.
Returns a list of edges which are from the evaluation order between the starting node this and an edge fulfilling predicate. If the return value is not null, a path from this to such an edge is possible but not mandatory.
Returns an instance of FulfilledAndFailedPaths where FulfilledAndFailedPaths.fulfilled contains all possible shortest evaluation paths between the starting node this and the end node fulfilling predicate. The paths are represented as lists of nodes. Paths which do not end at such a node are included in FulfilledAndFailedPaths.failed.
Returns a list of nodes which are a data flow path between the starting node this and the end node fulfilling predicate. If the return value is not null, a data flow from this to such a node is possible but not mandatory.
Returns an instance of FulfilledAndFailedPaths where FulfilledAndFailedPaths.fulfilled contains all possible shortest data flow paths between the end node this and the starting node fulfilling predicate. The paths are represented as lists of nodes. Paths which do not end at such a node are included in FulfilledAndFailedPaths.failed.
Returns a list of edges which are from the evaluation order between the starting node this and an edge fulfilling predicate. If the return value is not null, a path from this to such an edge is possible but not mandatory.
Returns an instance of FulfilledAndFailedPaths where FulfilledAndFailedPaths.fulfilled contains all possible shortest evaluation paths between the end node this and the start node fulfilling predicate. The paths are represented as lists of nodes. Paths which do not end at such a node are included in FulfilledAndFailedPaths.failed.
A shortcut to call firstOrNull using the [] syntax.
A shortcut to call byNameOrNull using the [] syntax.
Creates a new Annotation. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new AnnotationMember. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ArrayCreationExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ArrayRangeExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ArraySubscriptionExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ASMDeclarationStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new AssertStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new BinaryOperator. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new BreakStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CallExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CaseStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CastExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CatchClause. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ClassTemplateDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CompoundStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CompoundStatementExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ConditionalExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ConstructExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ConstructorDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ContinueStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DeclarationStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DeclaredReferenceExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DefaultStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DeleteExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DesignatedInitializerExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new DoStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new EmptyStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new EnumConstantDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new EnumDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CallExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ExpressionList. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new FieldDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ForEachStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ForStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new FunctionDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new FunctionTemplateDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new GotoStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new IfStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new IncludeDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new InitializerListExpression. This is the top-most Node that a LanguageFrontend or Handler should create. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new KeyValueExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new LabelStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new LambdaExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new Literal. This is the top-most Node that a LanguageFrontend or Handler should create. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new CallExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new MemberExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new MethodDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new NamespaceDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new NewExpression. This is the top-most Node that a LanguageFrontend or Handler should create. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new MethodDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ProblemDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ProblemExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new RecordDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new ReturnStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new SwitchStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new SynchronizedStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TranslationUnitDeclaration. This is the top-most Node that a LanguageFrontend or Handler should create. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TryStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TypedefDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TypeExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TypeIdExpression. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new TypeParamDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new UnaryOperator. This is the top-most Node that a LanguageFrontend or Handler should create. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new UsingDirective. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new VariableDeclaration. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
Creates a new WhileStatement. The MetadataProvider receiver will be used to fill different meta-data using Node.applyMetadata. Calling this extension function outside of Kotlin requires an appropriate MetadataProvider, such as a LanguageFrontend as an additional prepended argument.
A small utility extension function that uses the language information in a LanguageProvider (such as a Node, a Language, a LanguageFrontend or a Handler) to parse a fully qualified name.
Provides a nice alias to TypeParser.createFrom. In the future, this should not be used anymore since we are moving away from the TypeParser altogether.
Properties
Returns all CallExpression children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all FieldDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all FunctionDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all MemberCallExpression children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all MethodDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all ParamVariableDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all RecordDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all DeclaredReferenceExpression children in this graph, starting with this Node.
Returns all VariableDeclaration children in this graph, starting with this Node.