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-/**
- * @file combine_skip.h
- *
- * @author  Guy Maurel
- * @license GPL v2+
- * extract from combine.cpp
- */
-
-#ifndef COMBINE_SKIP_H_INCLUDED
-#define COMBINE_SKIP_H_INCLUDED
-
-#include "chunk.h"
-
-
-/**
- * Skips the D 'align()' statement and the colon, if present.
- *    align(2) int foo;  -- returns 'int'
- *    align(4):          -- returns 'int'
- *    int bar;
- */
-Chunk *skip_align(Chunk *start);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips chunks in the forward direction and attempts to find the
- * chunk associated with the end of the current expression; returns
- * the first chunk to satisfy one of the following:
- * 1) Chunk is a comma or semicolon at the level of the starting chunk
- * 2) Preceding chunk is at higher template nest level relative to the
- *    current chunk under test
- */
-Chunk *skip_expression(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips chunks in the reverse direction and attempts to find the
- * chunk associated with the start of the current expression; returns
- * the first chunk to satisfy one of the following:
- * 1) Chunk is a comma or semicolon at the level of the starting chunk
- * 2) Preceding chunk is at lower template nest level relative to the
- *    current chunk under test
- */
-Chunk *skip_expression_rev(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips chunks in the forward direction and attempts to find the
- * chunk associated with the end of the current expression; specifically,
- * the function returns that which immediately precedes a chunk
- * satisfying one of the following:
- * 1) Next chunk is a comma or semicolon at the level of the starting chunk
- * 2) Preceding chunk is at a higher template nest level relative to the
- *    subsequent chunk
- */
-Chunk *skip_to_expression_end(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips chunks in the reverse direction and attempts to find the chunk
- * associated with the start of the current expression; specifically,
- * the function returns that which immediately follows a chunk
- * satisfying one of the following:
- * 1) Prior chunk is a comma or semicolon at the level of the starting chunk
- * 2) Preceding chunk is at a lower template nest level relative to the
- *    subsequent chunk
- */
-Chunk *skip_to_expression_start(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips the list of class/struct parent types.
- */
-Chunk *skip_parent_types(Chunk *colon);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips over the rest of the template if ang_open is indeed a CT_ANGLE_OPEN.
- * Points to the chunk after the CT_ANGLE_CLOSE.
- * If the chunk isn't an CT_ANGLE_OPEN, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_template_next(Chunk *ang_open);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips over the rest of the template if ang_close is indeed a CT_ANGLE_CLOSE.
- * Points to the chunk before the CT_ANGLE_OPEN
- * If the chunk isn't an CT_ANGLE_CLOSE, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_template_prev(Chunk *ang_close);
-
-
-//! Skips to the start of the next statement.
-Chunk *skip_to_next_statement(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * Skips the rest of the array definitions if ary_def is indeed a
- * CT_TSQUARE or CT_SQUARE_OPEN
- */
-Chunk *skip_tsquare_next(Chunk *ary_def);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is CT_ATTRIBUTE, then skip it and everything preceding the closing
- * paren; return the chunk marked CT_FPAREN_CLOSE
- * If the chunk isn't a CT_ATTRIBUTE, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_attribute(Chunk *attr);
-
-
-/**
- * If attr is CT_ATTRIBUTE, then skip it and the parens and return the chunk
- * after the CT_FPAREN_CLOSE.
- * If the chunk isn't an CT_ATTRIBUTE, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_attribute_next(Chunk *attr);
-
-
-/**
- * If fp_close is a CT_FPAREN_CLOSE with a parent of CT_ATTRIBUTE, then skip it
- * and the '__attribute__' thingy and return the chunk before CT_ATTRIBUTE.
- * Otherwise return fp_close.
- */
-Chunk *skip_attribute_prev(Chunk *fp_close);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is CT_DECLSPEC, then skip it and everything preceding the closing
- * paren; return the chunk marked CT_FPAREN_CLOSE
- * If the chunk isn't a CT_DECLSPEC, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_declspec(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is CT_DECLSPEC, then skip it and the parens and return the chunk
- * after the CT_FPAREN_CLOSE.
- * If the chunk isn't a CT_DECLSPEC, then it is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_declspec_next(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is a CT_FPAREN_CLOSE with a parent of CT_DECLSPEC, then skip it
- * and the '__declspec' keyword and return the chunk before CT_DECLSPEC.
- * Otherwise return pc.
- */
-Chunk *skip_declspec_prev(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is a CT_BRACE_OPEN, CT_PAREN_OPEN or CT_SQUARE_OPEN, then skip
- * forward to the next non-comment/non-newline chunk following the matching
- * CT_BRACE_CLOSE, CT_PAREN_CLOSE or CT_SQUARE_CLOSE; if pc is none of these
- * upon calling this function, then pc is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_matching_brace_bracket_paren_next(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-/**
- * If pc is a CT_BRACE_CLOSE, CT_PAREN_CLOSE or CT_SQUARE_CLOSE, then skip
- * in reverse to the first non-comment/non-newline chunk preceding the matching
- * CT_BRACE_OPEN, CT_PAREN_OPEN or CT_SQUARE_OPEN; if pc is none of these upon
- * calling this function, then pc is returned.
- */
-Chunk *skip_to_chunk_before_matching_brace_bracket_paren_rev(Chunk *pc);
-
-
-#endif /* COMBINE_SKIP_H_INCLUDED */