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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Token;
/** Utilities to abstract away certain common AST manipulations */
public final class AstManipulations {
// Non-instantiable
private AstManipulations() {}
/**
* Returns a single node equivalent to executing {@code }.
*
* Requires that expr1 and expr2 are detached (i.e. have no parent nodes). If exp2 is EMPTY
* this just returns exp1.
*/
public static Node fuseExpressions(Node exp1, Node exp2) {
checkArgument(exp1.getParent() == null, "Expected detached node, got %s", exp1);
checkArgument(exp2.getParent() == null, "Expected detached node, got %s", exp2);
if (exp2.isEmpty()) {
return exp1;
}
Node comma = new Node(Token.COMMA, exp1);
comma.srcrefIfMissing(exp2);
// We can just join the new comma expression with another comma but
// lets keep all the comma's in a straight line. That way we can use
// tree comparison.
if (exp2.isComma()) {
Node leftMostChild = exp2;
while (leftMostChild.isComma()) {
leftMostChild = leftMostChild.getFirstChild();
}
Node parent = leftMostChild.getParent();
comma.addChildToBack(leftMostChild.detach());
parent.addChildToFront(comma);
return exp2;
} else {
comma.addChildToBack(exp2);
return comma;
}
}
}