Accesses an array on a local or global variable. Technically, we just take all array indices and use them to generate a new variable name to emulate array accesses. More...
#include <instructions.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for TorqueScript::Instructions::AccessArrayInstruction:
Collaboration diagram for TorqueScript::Instructions::AccessArrayInstruction:
Public Member Functions | |
| AccessArrayInstruction (const std::string &name, const std::size_t argc, bool global) | |
| Constructs a new instance of AccessArrayInstruction. More... | |
| virtual AddressOffsetType | execute (std::shared_ptr< ExecutionState > state) override |
| Main execution method of the instruction. This serves as our switching statement that determines how opcodes will behave. More... | |
| virtual std::string | disassemble () override |
| Helper routine to produce a disassembly for this instruction. | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
 Public Attributes inherited from TorqueScript::Instructions::Instruction | |
| std::string | mComment |
| Compiler generated comment, used for generating easier to follow disassembly. | |
Detailed Description
Accesses an array on a local or global variable. Technically, we just take all array indices and use them to generate a new variable name to emulate array accesses.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ AccessArrayInstruction()
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inline |
Constructs a new instance of AccessArrayInstruction.
- Parameters
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name The base name of the array to access. argc The number of array indices to load from the stack. global Whether or not the array access is against a global or not.
Member Function Documentation
◆ execute()
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inlineoverridevirtual |
Main execution method of the instruction. This serves as our switching statement that determines how opcodes will behave.
- Parameters
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state The current execution state to act upon.
Implements TorqueScript::Instructions::Instruction.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- include/torquescript/instructions.hpp
