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This policy type is used as a template parameter to the boost::wave::context<> object, where the default policy provides empty hook functions only.

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Header wave/preprocessing_hooks.hpp +

Header wave/preprocessing_hooks.hpp synopsis

 namespace boost {
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     other options as for instance to control, whether to enable several extensions 
     to the C++ Standard (as for instance variadics and placemarkers) or not.

 
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Header wave/cpp_context.hpp 
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Header wave/cpp_context.hpp 
   synopsis

 
namespace boost {
 namespace wave { 
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This policy type is used as a template parameter to the boost::wave::context<> 
   object, where the default policy provides empty hook functions only.

-
Header wave/preprocessing_hooks.hpp 
+
Header wave/preprocessing_hooks.hpp 
   synopsis

 
 namespace boost {
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The file position template is used to represent a concrete token position inside 
   the underlying input stream. This token position contains the corresponding 
   filename, the line number and the column number, where the token was recognized.

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Header wave/util/file_position.hpp 
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Header wave/util/file_position.hpp 
   synopsis

 
namespace boost {
 namespace wave {
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   input sequence. If this template parameter is not given while instantiating 
   the context object, it defaults to the iteration_context_policies::load_file_to_string 
   type. 

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Header wave/iteration_context.hpp 
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Header wave/iteration_context.hpp 
   synopsis

 
The following code listing does not show the required interface only, but for 
   brevity reasons the whole implementation of an input policy, which loads the 
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Introduction

 
Every lexer, which should be used in conjunction with the Wave library, has to return tokens formed from the input stream. These tokens should conform to the synopsis described in the topic The Token Type. The lexer type should expose an interface which conforms at least to a forward_iterator (in the sense defined by the the C++ Standard) returning the token type. The code sample below does not show the definition of this forward iterator interface because this is highly implementation defined.

 
Wave lexer  
-  synopsis (header: wave/cpplexer/cpp_lexer_interface.hpp)

+  synopsis (header: wave/cpplexer/cpp_lexer_interface.hpp)

 
    struct lex_iterator
     {
         typedef boost::wave::lex_token<> token_type;
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     };
 
 

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Please note, that the lex_iterator defined in the library header wave/cpplexer/cpp_lexer_interface.hpp actually is a template class taking the token type to use as its template parameter. This is omitted in the synopsis above because it is an implementation detail of the  Re2C lexer provided as part of the Wave library.

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Please note, that the lex_iterator defined in the library header wave/cpplexer/cpp_lexer_interface.hpp actually is a template class taking the token type to use as its template parameter. This is omitted in the synopsis above because it is an implementation detail of the  Re2C lexer provided as part of the Wave library.

 
If you want to use Wave in conjunction with your own lexing component this will have to conform to the interface described above only. 

 
Public Typedefs

 
Besides the typedefs mandated for a forward_iterator by the C++ standard every lexer to be used with the Wave library should define the following typedefs: 

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   library, which is used in conjunction with the two predefined C++ lexers contained 
   in the Wave library too. If you need to use your own token type, it 
   is required to implement the interafce described below.

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Header wave/cpplexer/cpp_lex_token.hpp 
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Header wave/cpplexer/cpp_lex_token.hpp 
   synopsis

 
namespace boost {
 namespace wave {