Oh, I come up with an example, where memberExpr do not work.
Consider:
struct Z {
int x;
};
class Y {
void x() {Z y; y.x;}
};
There is y.x is a memberExpr, however it is not belongs to the class Y, so it
is not it's state.
In the AST as far as I can see, in this example the child of the memberExpr
is a DeclRefExpr, however I don't know if it is safe to rely on that.
http://llvm-reviews.chandlerc.com/D70
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