/**
* Parses the given token reader
*
* @param \vc\Data\Signature $signature The signature to use as a source
* @param \vc\Tokens\Access $access The token access
* @return \vc\Data\Property
*/
public function parseProperty(\vc\Data\Signature $signature, \vc\Tokens\Access $access)
{
$prop = $signature->buildProperty();
// Keep looking for modifier tokens until we reach the variable.
// This isn't as strict as it could be about token order, but it greatly
// simplifies the method to do it like this.
do {
$token = $access->findRequired(array(Token::T_STATIC, Token::T_VAR, Token::T_VARIABLE, Token::T_PUBLIC, Token::T_PROTECTED, Token::T_PRIVATE));
if ($token->is(array(Token::T_PUBLIC, Token::T_PROTECTED, Token::T_PRIVATE))) {
$prop->setVisibility(\vc\Data\Visibility::fromToken($token));
} else {
if ($token->is(Token::T_STATIC)) {
$prop->setStatic(TRUE);
}
}
} while (!$token->is(Token::T_VARIABLE));
$prop->setName($token->getContent());
$token = $access->findRequired(array(Token::T_SEMICOLON, Token::T_EQUALS));
// Look for any default value
if ($token->is(Token::T_EQUALS)) {
$prop->setValue($this->value->parseValue($access));
$access->findRequired(array(Token::T_SEMICOLON));
}
return $prop;
}
