Method getFollowingOperator

astyle/src/ASFormatter.cpp:6355–6381

Check if an operator follows the next word. The next word must be a legal name.

// Check if an operator follows the next word.
// The next word must be a legal name.
const string* ASFormatter::getFollowingOperator() const
{
	// find next word
	size_t nextNum = currentLine.find_first_not_of(" \t", charNum + 1);
	if (nextNum == string::npos)
		return NULL;

	if (!isLegalNameChar(currentLine[nextNum]))
		return NULL;

	// bypass next word and following spaces
	while (nextNum < currentLine.length())
	{
		if (!isLegalNameChar(currentLine[nextNum])
		        && !isWhiteSpace(currentLine[nextNum]))
			break;
		nextNum++;
	}

	if (nextNum >= currentLine.length()
	        || !isCharPotentialOperator(currentLine[nextNum])
	        || currentLine[nextNum] == '/')		// comment
		return NULL;

	const string* newOperator = ASBeautifier::findOperator(currentLine, nextNum, operators);
	return newOperator;
}

// Check following data to determine if the current character is an array operator.
bool ASFormatter::isArrayOperator() const