package ast

import (
	"strings"
)

// ObjCIvarDecl is node represents an Objective-C property declaration
type ObjCIvarDecl struct {
	Addr       Address
	Pos        Position
	Position2  string
	Name       string
	Type       string
	Type2      string
	Attr       string
	ChildNodes []Node
}

func parseObjCIvarDecl(line string) Node {
	groups := groupsFromRegex(
		`<(?P<position>.*)>
		(?P<position2> col:\d+)?
		(?P<name>.*?)
		'(?P<type>[^']*?)'
		(:'(?P<type2>.*?)')?
		(?P<attr> .*)?`,
		line,
	)
	if groups == nil {
		return &Unknown{}
	}

	return &ObjCIvarDecl{
		Addr:      ParseAddress(groups["address"]),
		Pos:       NewPositionFromString(groups["position"]),
		Position2: strings.TrimSpace(groups["position2"]),
		Name:      strings.TrimSpace(groups["name"]),
		Type:      groups["type"],
		//Type2:        strings.TrimSpace(groups["type2"]),
		Attr:       strings.TrimSpace(groups["attr"]),
		ChildNodes: []Node{},
	}
}

// AddChild adds a new child node. Child nodes can then be accessed with the
// Children attribute.
func (n *ObjCIvarDecl) AddChild(node Node) {
	n.ChildNodes = append(n.ChildNodes, node)
}

// Address returns the numeric address of the node. See the documentation for
// the Address type for more information.
func (n *ObjCIvarDecl) Address() Address {
	return n.Addr
}

// Children returns the child nodes. If this node does not have any children or
// this node does not support children it will always return an empty slice.
func (n *ObjCIvarDecl) Children() []Node {
	return n.ChildNodes
}

// Position returns the position in the original source code.
func (n *ObjCIvarDecl) Position() Position {
	return n.Pos
}