Given a call to a remote method call:
obNominal = new Nominal().
chTest = obNominal:SayHi( chTest ).
which tokenizes as:
ASSIGN 0:0 EQUAL = 66:66 Field_ref 0:0 ID chTest 66:66 Widget_ref 0:0 Field_ref 0:0 ID obNominal 66:66 OBJCOLON : 66:66 ID SayHi 66:66 Method_param_list 0:0 LEFTPAREN ( 66:66 INPUT 0:0 Field_ref 0:0 ID chTest 66:66 RIGHTPAREN ) 66:66
I would expect ID obNominal to have a Symbol. No?
A related question might be
A related question might be is what else is going to be
Widget_ref/Field_ref
I am guessing it could be quite a lot. So, is there a way to tell that this is actually a remote method reference?
Playing with this further I
Playing with this further I see that obNominal does have a symbol defined, but with this code:
what is output in No, so getSymbol() on the ID node for obNominal is not producing a Symbol.
Moreover, if I look at the
Moreover, if I look at the symbols directly, those for methods show read and write activity, so clearly Proparse knows the connection.