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// Copyright (C) 2021 The Qt Company Ltd.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: LicenseRef-Qt-Commercial OR GPL-3.0-only WITH Qt-GPL-exception-1.0
 
#include "aggregate.h"
 
#include "config.h"
#include "functionnode.h"
#include "inclusionfilter.h"
#include "inclusionpolicy.h"
#include "parameters.h"
#include "typedefnode.h"
#include "qdocdatabase.h"
#include "qmlpropertynode.h"
#include "qmltypenode.h"
#include "sharedcommentnode.h"
#include <vector>
 
using namespace Qt::Literals::StringLiterals;
 
QT_BEGIN_NAMESPACE
 
/*!
  \class Aggregate
 */
 
/*! \fn Aggregate::Aggregate(NodeType type, Aggregate *parent, const QString &name)
  The constructor should never be called directly. It is only called
  by the constructors of subclasses of Aggregate. Those constructors
  pass the node \a type they want to create, the \a parent of the new
  node, and its \a name.
 */
 
/*!
  Recursively set all non-related members in the list of children to
  \nullptr, after which each aggregate can safely delete all children
  in their list. Aggregate's destructor calls this only on the root
  namespace node.
 */
void Aggregate::dropNonRelatedMembers()
{
    for (auto &child : m_children) {
        if (!child)
            continue;
        if (child->parent() != this)
            child = nullptr;
        else if (child->isAggregate())
            static_cast<Aggregate*>(child)->dropNonRelatedMembers();
    }
}
 
/*!
  Destroys this Aggregate; deletes each child.
 */
Aggregate::~Aggregate()
{
    // If this is the root, clear non-related children first
    if (isNamespace() && name().isEmpty())
        dropNonRelatedMembers();
 
    m_enumChildren.clear();
    m_nonfunctionMap.clear();
    m_functionMap.clear();
    qDeleteAll(m_children.begin(), m_children.end());
    m_children.clear();
}
 
/*!
  If \a genus is \c{Node::DontCare}, find the first node in
  this node's child list that has the given \a name. If this
  node is a QML type, be sure to also look in the children
  of its property group nodes. Return the matching node or \c nullptr.
 
  If \a genus is either \c{Node::CPP} or \c {Node::QML}, then
  find all this node's children that have the given \a name,
  and return the one that satisfies the \a genus requirement.
 */
Node *Aggregate::findChildNode(const QString &name, Genus genus, int findFlags) const
{
    if (genus == Genus::DontCare) {
        Node *node = m_nonfunctionMap.value(name);
        if (node)
            return node;
    } else {
        const NodeList &nodes = m_nonfunctionMap.values(name);
        for (auto *node : nodes) {
            if (node->isInternal())
                continue;
            if (hasCommonGenusType(genus, node->genus())) {
                if (findFlags & TypesOnly) {
                    if (!node->isTypedef() && !node->isClassNode()
                        && !node->isQmlType() && !node->isEnumType())
                        continue;
                } else if (findFlags & IgnoreModules && node->isModule())
                    continue;
                return node;
            }
        }
    }
    if (genus != Genus::DontCare && !(hasCommonGenusType(genus, this->genus())))
        return nullptr;
 
    if (findFlags & TypesOnly)
        return nullptr;
 
    auto it = m_functionMap.find(name);
    return it != m_functionMap.end() ? (*(*it).begin()) : nullptr;
}
 
/*!
  Find all the child nodes of this node that are named
  \a name and return them in \a nodes.
 */
void Aggregate::findChildren(const QString &name, NodeVector &nodes) const
{
    nodes.clear();
    const auto &functions = m_functionMap.value(name);
    nodes.reserve(functions.size() + m_nonfunctionMap.count(name));
    for (auto f : functions)
        nodes.emplace_back(f);
    auto [it, end] = m_nonfunctionMap.equal_range(name);
    while (it != end) {
        nodes.emplace_back(*it);
        ++it;
    }
}
 
/*!
  This function searches for a child node of this Aggregate,
  such that the child node has the spacified \a name and the
  function \a isMatch returns true for the node. The function
  passed must be one of the isXxx() functions in class Node
  that tests the node type.
 */
Node *Aggregate::findNonfunctionChild(const QString &name, bool (Node::*isMatch)() const)
{
    const NodeList &nodes = m_nonfunctionMap.values(name);
    for (auto *node : nodes) {
        if ((node->*(isMatch))())
            return node;
    }
    return nullptr;
}
 
/*!
  Find a function node that is a child of this node, such that
  the function node has the specified \a name and \a parameters.
  If \a parameters is empty but no matching function is found
  that has no parameters, return the first non-internal primary
  function or overload, whether it has parameters or not.
 
  \sa normalizeOverloads()
 */
FunctionNode *Aggregate::findFunctionChild(const QString &name, const Parameters &parameters)
{
    auto map_it = m_functionMap.find(name);
    if (map_it == m_functionMap.end())
        return nullptr;
 
    // If parameters is empty (e.g., from \overload command), don't try exact matching.
    // Instead, find the best available function based on isPrimaryOverload flag.
    if (parameters.isEmpty()) {
        FunctionNode *fallback = nullptr;
        FunctionNode *lastResort = nullptr;
        FunctionNode *deletedFallback = nullptr;
 
        for (auto *fn : *map_it) {
            // Primary overload takes highest priority - return immediately
            if (fn->isPrimaryOverload() && !fn->isInternal())
                return fn;
 
            // Remember first non-deprecated, non-internal, non-deleted as fallback.
            // Deleted functions shouldn't be primary link targets - users linking
            // to ClassName() want a usable constructor, not a deleted copy ctor.
            if (!fallback && !fn->isInternal() && !fn->isDeprecated()
                    && !fn->isDeletedAsWritten())
                fallback = fn;
 
            // Remember first non-internal, non-deleted as last resort
            if (!lastResort && !fn->isInternal() && !fn->isDeletedAsWritten())
                lastResort = fn;
 
            // Deleted functions are valid link targets when no other option exists
            if (!deletedFallback && !fn->isInternal())
                deletedFallback = fn;
        }
 
        if (fallback)
            return fallback;
 
        if (lastResort)
            return lastResort;
 
        // Fall back to deleted functions when they're the only option
        return deletedFallback;
    }
 
    // Try exact parameter match
    auto match_it = std::find_if((*map_it).begin(), (*map_it).end(),
        [&parameters](const FunctionNode *fn) {
            if (fn->isInternal())
                return false;
            if (parameters.count() != fn->parameters().count())
                return false;
            for (int i = 0; i < parameters.count(); ++i)
                if (parameters.at(i).type() != fn->parameters().at(i).type())
                    return false;
            return true;
        });
 
    return (match_it != (*map_it).end()) ? *match_it : nullptr;
}
 
/*!
  Returns the function node that is a child of this node, such
  that the function described has the same name and signature
  as the function described by the function node \a clone.
 
  Returns \nullptr if no matching function was found.
 */
FunctionNode *Aggregate::findFunctionChild(const FunctionNode *clone)
{
    auto funcs_it = m_functionMap.find(clone->name());
    if (funcs_it == m_functionMap.end())
        return nullptr;
 
    auto func_it = std::find_if((*funcs_it).begin(), (*funcs_it).end(),
        [clone](const FunctionNode *fn) {
            return compare(clone, fn) == 0;
        });
 
    return func_it != (*funcs_it).end() ? *func_it : nullptr;
}
 
 
/*!
    \internal
    Warn about documented, non-private children under undocumented parents, unless:
 
    \list
    \li The \a child's parent() doesn't match \a aggregate (indicating a related
        non-member), to avoid duplicate warnings as the node appears under multiple
        aggregates.
    \li The child is private (private members don't generate output).
    \li The child has \c Internal or \c InternalAuto status (we check the child's
        own status, not inherited internal status from the parent).
    \li The parent is a proxy node (automatically generated, no documentation).
    \li The parent is a namespace node (handled separately by
        NamespaceNode::reportDocumentedChildrenInUndocumentedNamespace()).
    \li The parent is marked with the \c{\\dontdocument} command.
    \li The child is marked with the \c{\\dontdocument} command.
    \li The child has auto-generated documentation. These docs are created by QDoc,
        not written by a human, so warning about them would be confusing.
    \li The \c{-showinternal} command-line option is set (internal nodes generate
        output, so the warning is not needed).
    \li The \c{-no-linkerrors} command-line option is set (avoids false positives
        when the aggregate is documented outside the current project).
    \li The file path of the child declaration matches \e internalfilepatterns.
    \endlist
 
    \note We check \c{child->status()} directly rather than \c{child->isInternal()}
    because \c{isInternal()} also considers the parent's status. Since the parent
    is undocumented (and thus marked InternalAuto), \c{isInternal()} would incorrectly
    return true for all children, suppressing the warning entirely.
 
    \sa NamespaceNode::reportDocumentedChildrenInUndocumentedNamespace()
*/
static void warnAboutDocumentedChildInUndocumentedParent(const Node *aggregate, const Node *child)
{
    Q_ASSERT(child);
    const auto *parent{child->parent()};
    if (parent && parent == aggregate && !child->isPrivate()
            && child->status() != Status::Internal && child->status() != Status::InternalAuto
            && !parent->isProxyNode() && !parent->isNamespace() && !parent->isDontDocument()
            && !parent->hasDoc()) {
 
        if (child->isDontDocument())
            return;
 
        if (child->doc().isAutoGenerated())
            return;
 
        auto &config = Config::instance();
 
        if (InclusionFilter::processInternalDocs(config.createInclusionPolicy()))
            return;
 
        if (config.get(CONFIG_NOLINKERRORS).asBool())
            return;
 
        if (child->genus() == Genus::CPP && !child->declLocation().isEmpty()) {
            if (Config::matchesInternalFilePattern(
                    child->declLocation().filePath(),
                    config.getInternalFilePatternsCompiled()))
            return;
        }
 
        child->doc().location().warning(
                "No output generated for %1 '%2' because '%3' is undocumented"_L1
                    .arg(child->nodeTypeString(),
                         child->plainFullName(),
                         child->parent()->name()));
    }
}
 
/*!
  Mark all child nodes that have no documentation as having
  internal status. QDoc will then ignore them for documentation purposes.
 */
void Aggregate::markUndocumentedChildrenInternal()
{
    for (auto *child : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (!child->hasDoc() && !child->isDontDocument()) {
            if (!child->docMustBeGenerated()) {
                if (child->isFunction()) {
                    if (static_cast<FunctionNode *>(child)->hasAssociatedProperties())
                        continue;
                } else if (child->isTypedef() && child->isInAPI()) {
                    if (static_cast<TypedefNode *>(child)->hasAssociatedEnum())
                        continue;
                }
                child->setStatus(Status::InternalAuto);
            }
        } else {
            warnAboutDocumentedChildInUndocumentedParent(this, child);
        }
        if (child->isAggregate()) {
            static_cast<Aggregate *>(child)->markUndocumentedChildrenInternal();
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
    Adopts each non-aggregate C++ node (function/macro, typedef, enum, variable,
    or a shared comment node with genus Node::CPP) to the aggregate specified in
    the node's documentation using the \\relates command.
 
    If the target Aggregate is not found in the primary tree, creates a new
    ProxyNode to use as the parent. If the target Aggregate is not found at all,
    reports it.
*/
void Aggregate::resolveRelates()
{
    auto *database = QDocDatabase::qdocDB();
 
    // An unresolved \relates target makes this loop create a ProxyNode parented
    // to this aggregate. Node's constructor adds it to \c{m_children}, mutating
    // the very list being iterated. Iterate over a \c{const} copy instead, as
    // the new ProxyNode doesn't need relates resolution itself.
    const NodeList children = m_children;
    for (auto *node : children) {
        if (node->genus() != Genus::CPP)
            continue;
 
        if (!node->isAggregate()) {
            const auto &relates_args = node->doc().metaCommandArgs("relates"_L1);
            if (relates_args.isEmpty())
                continue;
            // Hidden friends are marked as related non-members during
            // initial parsing (they belong to their enclosing class).
            // An explicit \relates directive should still relocate them
            // when the function participates in a different class's
            // protocol (e.g. qHashEquals as a QHash customization point).
            // Skip only if already adopted by a different \relates target.
            if (node->isRelatedNonmember() && node->parent() != this)
                continue;
 
            auto *aggregate = database->findRelatesNode(relates_args[0].first.split("::"_L1));
            if (!aggregate)
                Location().report("Failed to find \\relates target '%1' for %2"_L1
                        .arg(relates_args[0].first, node->fullName()));
 
            if (!aggregate || aggregate->isIndexNode())
                aggregate = new ProxyNode(this, relates_args[0].first);
            else if (node->parent() == aggregate)
                continue;
 
            aggregate->adoptChild(node);
            node->setRelatedNonmember(true);
        } else {
            static_cast<Aggregate*>(node)->resolveRelates();
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  Sorts the lists of overloads in the function map and assigns overload
  numbers.
 
  For sorting, active functions take precedence over internal ones, as well
  as ones marked as \\overload - the latter ones typically do not contain
  full documentation, so selecting them as the \e primary function
  would cause unnecessary warnings to be generated. However, functions
  explicitly marked with \\overload primary take precedence over other
  overloads and will be selected as the primary function.
 
  Otherwise, the order is set as determined by FunctionNode::compare().
 */
void Aggregate::normalizeOverloads()
{
    for (auto &map_it : m_functionMap) {
        if (map_it.size() == 1) {
            map_it.front()->setOverloadNumber(0);
        } else if (map_it.size() > 1) {
            // Check for multiple primary overloads before sorting
            std::vector<const FunctionNode*> primaryOverloads;
            for (const auto *fn : map_it) {
                if (!fn->isPrimaryOverload())
                    continue;
 
                // Check if we already have a primary from a different location
                const auto *currentLocation = &(fn->doc().location());
                for (const auto *existingPrimary : primaryOverloads) {
                    const auto *existingLocation = &(existingPrimary->doc().location());
 
                    if (*currentLocation != *existingLocation) {
                        fn->doc().location().warning(
                            "Multiple primary overloads for '%1'. The previous primary is here: %2"_L1
                                .arg(fn->name(), existingPrimary->doc().location().toString()));
                        break;
                    }
                }
 
                primaryOverloads.push_back(fn);
            }
 
            std::sort(map_it.begin(), map_it.end(),
                [](const FunctionNode *f1, const FunctionNode *f2) -> bool {
                    if (f1->isInternal() != f2->isInternal())
                        return f2->isInternal();
                    // Prioritize functions marked with \overload primary
                    if (f1->isPrimaryOverload() != f2->isPrimaryOverload())
                        return f1->isPrimaryOverload();
                    if (f1->isOverload() != f2->isOverload())
                        return f2->isOverload();
                    // Prioritize documented over undocumented
                    if (f1->hasDoc() != f2->hasDoc())
                        return f1->hasDoc();
                    return (compare(f1, f2) < 0);
            });
            // Set overload numbers only if the functions are documented.
            // They are not visible if undocumented.
            // Only set overload numbers within the context of the parent, to
            // avoid renumbering from occurring if the function has been
            // adopted by multiple parents.
            signed short n{0};
            for (auto *fn : map_it) {
                if (fn->hasDoc() && fn->parent() == this)
                    fn->setOverloadNumber(n++);
            }
        }
    }
 
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (node->isAggregate())
            static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->normalizeOverloads();
    }
}
 
/*!
  Returns a const reference to the list of child nodes of this
  aggregate that are not function nodes. The list is sorted using
  \l Node::nodeLessThan().
 
  \warning Only call this function after the node tree is fully
  constructed (all parsing is done).
 */
const NodeList &Aggregate::nonfunctionList()
{
    if (!m_nonfunctionList.isEmpty())
        return m_nonfunctionList;
 
    m_nonfunctionList = m_children;
    // Erase functions
    m_nonfunctionList.erase(
        std::remove_if(m_nonfunctionList.begin(), m_nonfunctionList.end(),
            [](const Node* node) {
                return node->isFunction();
            }),
        m_nonfunctionList.end());
    // Sort based on node properties
    std::sort(m_nonfunctionList.begin(), m_nonfunctionList.end(), Node::nodeLessThan);
    return m_nonfunctionList;
}
 
/*! \fn bool Aggregate::isAggregate() const
  Returns \c true because this node is an instance of Aggregate,
  which means it can have children.
 */
 
/*!
  Finds the enum type node that has \a enumValue as one of
  its enum values and returns a pointer to it. Returns 0 if
  no enum type node is found that has \a enumValue as one
  of its values.
 */
const EnumNode *Aggregate::findEnumNodeForValue(const QString &enumValue) const
{
    for (const auto *node : m_enumChildren) {
        const auto *en = static_cast<const EnumNode *>(node);
        if (en->hasItem(enumValue))
            return en;
    }
    return nullptr;
}
 
/*!
  Adds the \a child to this node's child map using \a title
  as the key. The \a child is not added to the child list
  again, because it is presumed to already be there. We just
  want to be able to find the child by its \a title.
 */
void Aggregate::addChildByTitle(Node *child, const QString &title)
{
    m_nonfunctionMap.insert(title, child);
}
 
/*!
  Adds the \a child to this node's child list and sets the child's
  parent pointer to this Aggregate. It then mounts the child with
  mountChild().
 
  The \a child is then added to this Aggregate's searchable maps
  and lists.
 
  \note This function does not test the child's parent pointer
  for null before changing it. If the child's parent pointer
  is not null, then it is being reparented. The child becomes
  a child of this Aggregate, but it also remains a child of
  the Aggregate that is it's old parent. But the child will
  only have one parent, and it will be this Aggregate. The is
  because of the \c relates command.
 
  \sa mountChild(), dismountChild()
 */
void Aggregate::addChild(Node *child)
{
    m_children.append(child);
    child->setParent(this);
    child->setUrl(QString());
    child->setIndexNodeFlag(isIndexNode());
 
    if (child->isFunction()) {
        m_functionMap[child->name()].emplace_back(static_cast<FunctionNode *>(child));
    } else if (!child->name().isEmpty()) {
        m_nonfunctionMap.insert(child->name(), child);
        if (child->isEnumType())
            m_enumChildren.append(child);
    }
}
 
/*!
  This Aggregate becomes the adoptive parent of \a child. The
  \a child knows this Aggregate as its parent, but its former
  parent continues to have pointers to the child in its child
  list and in its searchable data structures. But the child is
  also added to the child list and searchable data structures
  of this Aggregate.
 */
void Aggregate::adoptChild(Node *child)
{
    if (child->parent() != this) {
        m_children.append(child);
        child->setParent(this);
        if (child->isFunction()) {
            m_functionMap[child->name()].emplace_back(static_cast<FunctionNode *>(child));
        } else if (!child->name().isEmpty()) {
            m_nonfunctionMap.insert(child->name(), child);
            if (child->isEnumType())
                m_enumChildren.append(child);
        }
        if (child->isSharedCommentNode()) {
            auto *scn = static_cast<SharedCommentNode *>(child);
            for (Node *n : scn->collective())
                adoptChild(n);
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  If this node has a child that is a QML property named \a n and that
  also matches \a attached, return a pointer to that child.
 */
QmlPropertyNode *Aggregate::hasQmlProperty(const QString &n, PropertySearchType attached) const
{
    NodeType goal = NodeType::QmlProperty;
    for (auto *child : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (child->nodeType() == goal) {
            if (child->name() == n) {
                if (attached == AnyProperties
                    || (child->isAttached() && attached == AttachedProperties)
                    || (!child->isAttached() && attached == UnattachedProperties))
                    return static_cast<QmlPropertyNode *>(child);
            }
        }
    }
    return nullptr;
}
 
/*!
  Returns \c true if this aggregate has multiple function
  overloads matching the name of \a fn.
 
  \note Assumes \a fn is a member of this aggregate.
*/
bool Aggregate::hasOverloads(const FunctionNode *fn) const
{
    auto it = m_functionMap.find(fn->name());
    return !(it == m_functionMap.end()) && (it.value().size() > 1);
}
 
/*
  When deciding whether to include a function in the function
  index, if the function is marked private, don't include it.
  If the function is marked obsolete, don't include it. If the
  function is marked internal, don't include it. Or if the
  function is a destructor or any kind of constructor, don't
  include it. Otherwise include it.
 */
static bool keep(FunctionNode *fn)
{
    if (fn->isPrivate() || fn->isDeprecated() || fn->isInternal() || fn->isSomeCtor() || fn->isDtor())
        return false;
    return true;
}
 
/*!
  Insert all functions declared in this aggregate into the
  \a functionIndex. Call the function recursively for each
  child that is an aggregate.
 
  Only include functions that are in the public API and
  that are not constructors or destructors.
 */
void Aggregate::findAllFunctions(NodeMapMap &functionIndex)
{
    for (auto functions : m_functionMap) {
        std::for_each(functions.begin(), functions.end(),
            [&functionIndex](FunctionNode *fn) {
                if (keep(fn))
                    functionIndex[fn->name()].insert(fn->parent()->fullDocumentName(), fn);
            }
        );
    }
 
    for (Node *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (node->isAggregate() && !node->isPrivate() && !node->isDontDocument())
            static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllFunctions(functionIndex);
    }
}
 
/*!
  For each child of this node, if the child is a namespace node,
  insert the child into the \a namespaces multimap. If the child
  is an aggregate, call this function recursively for that child.
 
  When the function called with the root node of a tree, it finds
  all the namespace nodes in that tree and inserts them into the
  \a namespaces multimap.
 
  The root node of a tree is a namespace, but it has no name, so
  it is not inserted into the map. So, if this function is called
  for each tree in the qdoc database, it finds all the namespace
  nodes in the database.
  */
void Aggregate::findAllNamespaces(NodeMultiMap &namespaces)
{
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (node->isAggregate() && !node->isPrivate()) {
            if (node->isNamespace() && !node->name().isEmpty())
                namespaces.insert(node->name(), node);
            static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllNamespaces(namespaces);
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  Returns true if this aggregate contains at least one child
  that is marked obsolete. Otherwise returns false.
 */
bool Aggregate::hasObsoleteMembers() const
{
    for (const auto *node : m_children)
        if (!node->isPrivate() && node->isDeprecated()) {
            if (node->isFunction() || node->isProperty() || node->isEnumType() || node->isTypedef()
                || node->isTypeAlias() || node->isVariable() || node->isQmlProperty())
                return true;
        }
    return false;
}
 
/*!
  Finds all the obsolete C++ classes and QML types in this
  aggregate and all the C++ classes and QML types with obsolete
  members, and inserts them into maps used elsewhere for
  generating documentation.
 */
void Aggregate::findAllObsoleteThings()
{
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (!node->isPrivate()) {
            if (node->isDeprecated()) {
                if (node->isClassNode())
                    QDocDatabase::obsoleteClasses().insert(node->qualifyCppName(), node);
                else if (node->isQmlType())
                    QDocDatabase::obsoleteQmlTypes().insert(node->qualifyQmlName(), node);
            } else if (node->isClassNode()) {
                auto *a = static_cast<Aggregate *>(node);
                if (a->hasObsoleteMembers())
                    QDocDatabase::classesWithObsoleteMembers().insert(node->qualifyCppName(), node);
            } else if (node->isQmlType()) {
                auto *a = static_cast<Aggregate *>(node);
                if (a->hasObsoleteMembers())
                    QDocDatabase::qmlTypesWithObsoleteMembers().insert(node->qualifyQmlName(),
                                                                       node);
            } else if (node->isAggregate()) {
                static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllObsoleteThings();
            }
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  Finds all the C++ classes, QML types, QML basic types, and examples
  in this aggregate and inserts them into appropriate maps for later
  use in generating documentation.
 */
void Aggregate::findAllClasses()
{
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (!node->isPrivate() && !node->isInternal() && !node->isDontDocument()
            && node->tree()->camelCaseModuleName() != QString("QDoc")) {
            if (node->isClassNode()) {
                QDocDatabase::cppClasses().insert(node->qualifyCppName().toLower(), node);
            } else if (node->isQmlType()) {
                QString name = node->name().toLower();
                QDocDatabase::qmlTypes().insert(name, node);
                // also add to the QML basic type map
                if (node->isQmlBasicType())
                    QDocDatabase::qmlBasicTypes().insert(name, node);
            } else if (node->isExample()) {
                // use the module index title as key for the example map
                QString title = node->tree()->indexTitle();
                if (!QDocDatabase::examples().contains(title, node))
                    QDocDatabase::examples().insert(title, node);
            } else if (node->isAggregate()) {
                static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllClasses();
            }
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  Find all the attribution pages in this node and insert them
  into \a attributions.
 */
void Aggregate::findAllAttributions(NodeMultiMap &attributions)
{
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (!node->isPrivate()) {
            if (node->isPageNode() && static_cast<PageNode*>(node)->isAttribution())
                attributions.insert(node->tree()->indexTitle(), node);
            else if (node->isAggregate())
                static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllAttributions(attributions);
        }
    }
}
 
/*!
  Finds all the nodes in this node where a \e{since} command appeared
  in the qdoc comment and sorts them into maps according to the kind
  of node.
 
  This function is used for generating the "New Classes... in x.y"
  section on the \e{What's New in Qt x.y} page.
 */
void Aggregate::findAllSince()
{
    for (auto *node : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (node->isRelatedNonmember() && node->parent() != this)
            continue;
        QString sinceString = node->since();
        // Insert a new entry into each map for each new since string found.
        if (node->isInAPI() && !sinceString.isEmpty()) {
            // operator[] will insert a default-constructed value into the
            // map if key is not found, which is what we want here.
            auto &nsmap = QDocDatabase::newSinceMaps()[sinceString];
            auto &ncmap = QDocDatabase::newClassMaps()[sinceString];
            auto &nqcmap = QDocDatabase::newQmlTypeMaps()[sinceString];
 
            if (node->isFunction()) {
                // Insert functions into the general since map.
                auto *fn = static_cast<FunctionNode *>(node);
                if (!fn->isDeprecated() && !fn->isSomeCtor() && !fn->isDtor())
                    nsmap.insert(fn->name(), fn);
            } else if (node->isClassNode()) {
                // Insert classes into the since and class maps.
                QString name = node->qualifyWithParentName();
                nsmap.insert(name, node);
                ncmap.insert(name, node);
            } else if (node->isQmlType()) {
                // Insert QML elements into the since and element maps.
                QString name = node->qualifyWithParentName();
                nsmap.insert(name, node);
                nqcmap.insert(name, node);
            } else if (node->isQmlProperty()) {
                // Insert QML properties into the since map.
                nsmap.insert(node->name(), node);
            } else if (node->isConcept()) {
                // Insert concepts with a qualified name
                nsmap.insert(node->qualifyWithParentName(), node);
            } else {
                // Insert external documents into the general since map.
                QString name = node->qualifyWithParentName();
                nsmap.insert(name, node);
            }
        }
        // Enum values - a special case as EnumItem is not a Node subclass
        if (node->isInAPI() && node->isEnumType()) {
            for (const auto &val : static_cast<EnumNode *>(node)->items()) {
                sinceString = val.since();
                if (sinceString.isEmpty())
                    continue;
                // Insert to enum value map
                QDocDatabase::newEnumValueMaps()[sinceString].insert(
                        node->name() + "::" + val.name(), node);
                // Ugly hack: Insert into general map with an empty key -
                // we need something in there to mark the corresponding
                // section populated. See Sections class constructor.
                QDocDatabase::newSinceMaps()[sinceString].replace(QString(), node);
            }
        }
 
        // Recursively find child nodes with since commands.
        if (node->isAggregate())
            static_cast<Aggregate *>(node)->findAllSince();
    }
}
 
/*!
  Resolves the inheritance information for all QML type children
  of this aggregate.
*/
void Aggregate::resolveQmlInheritance()
{
    NodeMap previousSearches;
    for (auto *child : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (!child->isQmlType())
            continue;
        static_cast<QmlTypeNode *>(child)->resolveInheritance(previousSearches);
    }
 
    // At this point we check for cycles in the inheritance of QML types.
    for (auto *child : std::as_const(m_children)) {
        if (child->isQmlType())
            static_cast<QmlTypeNode *>(child)->checkInheritance();
    }
}
 
/*!
  Returns a word representing the kind of Aggregate this node is.
  Currently recognizes class, struct, union, and namespace.
  If \a cap is true, the word is capitalised.
 */
QString Aggregate::typeWord(bool cap) const
{
    if (cap) {
        switch (nodeType()) {
        case NodeType::Class:
            return "Class"_L1;
        case NodeType::Struct:
            return "Struct"_L1;
        case NodeType::Union:
            return "Union"_L1;
        case NodeType::Namespace:
            return "Namespace"_L1;
        default:
            break;
        }
    } else {
        switch (nodeType()) {
        case NodeType::Class:
            return "class"_L1;
        case NodeType::Struct:
            return "struct"_L1;
        case NodeType::Union:
            return "union"_L1;
        case NodeType::Namespace:
            return "namespace"_L1;
        default:
            break;
        }
    }
    return QString();
}
 
/*! \fn int Aggregate::count() const
  Returns the number of children in the child list.
 */
 
/*! \fn const NodeList &Aggregate::childNodes() const
  Returns a const reference to the child list.
 */
 
/*! \fn NodeList::ConstIterator Aggregate::constBegin() const
  Returns a const iterator pointing at the beginning of the child list.
 */
 
/*! \fn NodeList::ConstIterator Aggregate::constEnd() const
  Returns a const iterator pointing at the end of the child list.
 */
 
/*! \fn QmlTypeNode *Aggregate::qmlBaseNode() const
  If this Aggregate is a QmlTypeNode, this function returns a pointer to
  the QmlTypeNode that is its base type. Otherwise it returns \c nullptr.
  A QmlTypeNode doesn't always have a base type, so even when this Aggregate
  is aQmlTypeNode, the pointer returned can be \c nullptr.
 */
 
/*! \fn FunctionMap &Aggregate::functionMap()
  Returns a reference to this Aggregate's function map, which
  is a map of all the children of this Aggregate that are
  FunctionNodes.
 */
 
/*! \fn void Aggregate::appendToRelatedByProxy(const NodeList &t)
  Appends the list of node pointers to the list of elements that are
  related to this Aggregate but are documented in a different module.
 
  \sa relatedByProxy()
 */
 
/*! \fn NodeList &Aggregate::relatedByProxy()
  Returns a reference to a list of node pointers where each element
  points to a node in an index file for some other module, such that
  whatever the node represents was documented in that other module,
  but it is related to this Aggregate, so when the documentation for
  this Aggregate is written, it will contain links to elements in the
  other module.
 */
 
QT_END_NAMESPACE