Enum SyntaxKind

Identifies a kind for a SyntaxToken, the basis for which Parser will construct the syntax tree.

Namespace: DotLang.CodeAnalysis.Syntax
Assembly: DotLang.dll
Syntax
public enum SyntaxKind : byte

Fields

Name Description
CloseBraceToken

The } literal character.
CloseBracketToken

The ] literal character.
ColonToken

The : literal character.
CommaToken

The , literal character.
DigraphKeyword

Syntax for the digraph keyword.
DirectedEdgeToken

Syntax for the -> directed edge token.
EdgeKeyword

Syntax for the edge keyword.
EndOfFileToken

Indicates the last token in the source text indicating the end. No more tokens will follow. Like all non-trivia tokens, this token may have leading trivia (that is, trivia at the end of the file, such as a final new line).
EqualsToken

The = literal character.
GraphKeyword

Syntax for the graph keyword.
IdentifierToken

Syntax for an identifier, which is any string of alphabetic characters, underscores ('_') or digits ([0-9]), not beginning with a digit. An identifier is just a string; the lack of quote characters is just for simplicity: there is no semantic difference between abc_2 and "abc_2". To use a keyword as an identifier, it must be quoted.
MultiLineCommentTriviaToken

Trivia syntax that may appear in LeadingTrivia representing C++-style (/* */) multi-line comments.
NodeKeyword

Syntax for the node keyword.
None

No syntax has been identified. Implies an invalid SyntaxToken.
NumeralLiteralToken

Syntax for a numeral literal [-]?(.[0-9]+ | [0-9]+(.[0-9]*)?).
OpenBraceToken

The { literal character.
OpenBracketToken

The [ literal character.
PreprocessorDirective

Syntax representing a C preprocessor directive line (#line 34).
SemicolonToken

The ; literal character.
SingleLineCommentTriviaToken

Trivia syntax that may appear in LeadingTrivia representing C-style (//) single-line comments.
StrictKeyword

Syntax for the strict keyword.
StringLiteralToken

Syntax for a double-quoted string literal "...", possibly containing escaped quotes (\"). In quoted strings in DOT, the only escaped character is double-quote ("). That is, in quoted strings, the dyad \" is converted to " and all other characters are left unchanged. In particular, \\ remains \\. Layout engines may apply additional escape sequences.
SubgraphKeyword

Syntax for the subgraph keyword.
UndirectedEdgeToken

Syntax for the -- undirected edge token.
WhiteSpaceTriviaToken

Trivia syntax that may appear in LeadingTrivia representing a a run of white space characters, including new lines and carriage returns.
XmlLiteralToken

Syntax for an HTML/XML string literal <...>. Angle brackets must occur in matched pairs, and newlines and other formatting whitespace characters are allowed.

Extension Methods