C# 클래스 Loyc.Syntax.LNodeExt

Converts a list of LNodes to a single LNode by using the list as the argument list in a call to the specified identifier, or, if the list contains a single item, by returning that single item.

This is the reverse of the operation performed by AsList(LNode,Symbol).

Interprets a node as a list by returning block.Args if block.Calls(listIdentifier), otherwise returning a one-item list of nodes with block as the only item.

Checks if pattern matches one of the syntax trees $x or $(..x) or $(...x) for some identifier x. These are conventionally used to represent partial syntax trees.

Gets all trailing trivia attached to the specified node.

Gets all trailing trivia attached to the specified node.

Trailing trivia is represented by a call to #trivia_trailing in a node's attribute list; each argument to #trivia_trailing represents one piece of trivia. If the attribute list has multiple calls to #trivia_trailing, this method combines those lists into a single list.

Returns the same node with a parentheses attribute added.

Returns the same node with a parentheses attribute added.

Returns the same node with a parentheses attribute added.

The node's range is changed to the provided SourceRange and the original range of the node is assigned to the parentheses attribute.

Determines whether one Loyc tree "matches" another. This is different from a simple equality test in that (1) trivia atributes do not have to match, and (2) the pattern can contain placeholders represented by calls to $ (the substitution operator) with an identifier as a parameter. Placeholders match any subtree, and are saved to the captures map.

Attributes in patterns are not yet supported. This method supports multi-part captures, which are matched to placeholders whose identifier either (A) has a #params attribute or (B) has the unary ".." operator applied to it (for example, if the placeholder is called p, this is written as $(params p) in EC#.) A placeholder that looks like this can match multiple arguments or multiple statements in the candidate (or no arguments, or no statements), and will become a #splice(...) node in captures if it matches multiple items. Multi-part captures are often useful for getting lists of statements before and after some required element, e.g. { $(params before); MatchThis($something); $(params after); } If the same placeholder appears twice then the two matching items are combined into a single output node (calling #splice). If matching is unsuccessful, captures and unmatchedAttrs may contain irrelevant information gathered during the attempt to match. In EC#, the quote(...) macro can be used to create the LNode object for a pattern.

Adds additional trailing trivia to a node.

Adds additional trailing trivia to a node.

Adds additional trailing trivia to an attribute list.

Adds additional trailing trivia to an attribute list. Has no effect if trivia is empty.

Trailing trivia is represented by a call to #trivia_trailing in a node's attribute list; each argument to #trivia_trailing represents one piece of trivia. In the current design, this method has a side-effect of recreating the #trivia_trailing node at the end of the attribute list, and if there are multiple #trivia_trailing lists, consolidating them into a single list, but only if the specified trivia list is not empty.

Converts ILNode to LNode recursively. If the specified node is already an LNode, this method simply does a cast.

Removes a node's trailing trivia and adds a new list of trailing trivia.

Removes all existing trailing trivia from an attribute list and adds a new list of trailing trivia.

This method has a side-effect of recreating the #trivia_trailing node, if there is one, at the end of the attribute list. If trivia is empty then all calls to #trivia_trailing are removed.

Removes a single pair of parentheses, if the node has a #trivia_inParens attribute. Returns the same node when no parens are present.

Gets a new list with any #trivia_trailing attributes removed.

Gets a new list with any #trivia_trailing attributes removed. Those trivia are returned in an `out` parameter.