SquirrelJME/SquirrelJME

# 2018/04/10

## 20:09

Unless I missed any there are 123 lexical elements to a Java source code file.
So I suppose I will be glad I am doing it this way based on the entire
structure rather than individual elements because it is so complex. I will
just need to write the code that parses each individual element and determines
what is to be done accordingly. However it should be accurate. I suppose what
I can do despite a loss of speed would be to have exceptions thrown that are
thrown when something is not what is to be expected in a place. So for example
in `CompilationUnit` it will try to read `Annotations` but if there are none
then it will throw an exception that the given fragment has failed. So this
would be an `ImproperStructureException` of sorts. The only problem would be
if the structure of the file is not correct to begin with. So I suppose it
would then depend on return values to see if it could parse something there
or similar.