Enum scip::types::Language

pub enum Language {
    UnspecifiedLanguage = 0,
    ABAP = 60,
    Apex = 96,
    APL = 49,
    Ada = 39,
    Agda = 45,
    AsciiDoc = 86,
    Assembly = 58,
    Awk = 66,
    Bat = 68,
    BibTeX = 81,
    C = 34,
    COBOL = 59,
    CPP = 35,
    CSS = 26,
    CSharp = 1,
    Clojure = 8,
    Coffeescript = 21,
    CommonLisp = 9,
    Coq = 47,
    CUDA = 97,
    Dart = 3,
    Delphi = 57,
    Diff = 88,
    Dockerfile = 80,
    Dyalog = 50,
    Elixir = 17,
    Erlang = 18,
    FSharp = 42,
    Fish = 65,
    Flow = 24,
    Fortran = 56,
    Git_Commit = 91,
    Git_Config = 89,
    Git_Rebase = 92,
    Go = 33,
    GraphQL = 98,
    Groovy = 7,
    HTML = 30,
    Hack = 20,
    Handlebars = 90,
    Haskell = 44,
    Idris = 46,
    Ini = 72,
    J = 51,
    JSON = 75,
    Java = 6,
    JavaScript = 22,
    JavaScriptReact = 93,
    Jsonnet = 76,
    Julia = 55,
    Justfile = 109,
    Kotlin = 4,
    LaTeX = 83,
    Lean = 48,
    Less = 27,
    Lua = 12,
    Luau = 108,
    Makefile = 79,
    Markdown = 84,
    Matlab = 52,
    Nickel = 110,
    Nix = 77,
    OCaml = 41,
    Objective_C = 36,
    Objective_CPP = 37,
    Pascal = 99,
    PHP = 19,
    PLSQL = 70,
    Perl = 13,
    PowerShell = 67,
    Prolog = 71,
    Protobuf = 100,
    Python = 15,
    R = 54,
    Racket = 11,
    Raku = 14,
    Razor = 62,
    Repro = 102,
    ReST = 85,
    Ruby = 16,
    Rust = 40,
    SAS = 61,
    SCSS = 29,
    SML = 43,
    SQL = 69,
    Sass = 28,
    Scala = 5,
    Scheme = 10,
    ShellScript = 64,
    Skylark = 78,
    Slang = 107,
    Solidity = 95,
    Svelte = 106,
    Swift = 2,
    Tcl = 101,
    TOML = 73,
    TeX = 82,
    Thrift = 103,
    TypeScript = 23,
    TypeScriptReact = 94,
    Verilog = 104,
    VHDL = 105,
    VisualBasic = 63,
    Vue = 25,
    Wolfram = 53,
    XML = 31,
    XSL = 32,
    YAML = 74,
    Zig = 38,
}

Language standardises names of common programming languages that can be used for the Document.language field. The primary purpose of this enum is to prevent a situation where we have a single programming language ends up with multiple string representations. For example, the C++ language uses the name “CPP” in this enum and other names such as “cpp” are incompatible. Feel free to send a pull-request to add missing programming languages.

Variants

UnspecifiedLanguage = 0

ABAP = 60

Apex = 96

APL = 49

Ada = 39

Agda = 45

AsciiDoc = 86

Assembly = 58

Awk = 66

Bat = 68

BibTeX = 81

C = 34

COBOL = 59

CPP = 35

CSS = 26

CSharp = 1

Clojure = 8

Coffeescript = 21

CommonLisp = 9

Coq = 47

CUDA = 97

Dart = 3

Delphi = 57

Diff = 88

Dockerfile = 80

Dyalog = 50

Elixir = 17

Erlang = 18

FSharp = 42

Fish = 65

Flow = 24

Fortran = 56

Git_Commit = 91

Git_Config = 89

Git_Rebase = 92

Go = 33

GraphQL = 98

Groovy = 7

HTML = 30

Hack = 20

Handlebars = 90

Haskell = 44

Idris = 46

Ini = 72

J = 51

JSON = 75

Java = 6

JavaScript = 22

JavaScriptReact = 93

Jsonnet = 76

Julia = 55

Justfile = 109

Kotlin = 4

LaTeX = 83

Lean = 48

Less = 27

Lua = 12

Luau = 108

Makefile = 79

Markdown = 84

Matlab = 52

Nickel = 110

Nix = 77

OCaml = 41

Objective_C = 36

Objective_CPP = 37

Pascal = 99

PHP = 19

PLSQL = 70

Perl = 13

PowerShell = 67

Prolog = 71

Protobuf = 100

Python = 15

R = 54

Racket = 11

Raku = 14

Razor = 62

Repro = 102

ReST = 85

Ruby = 16

Rust = 40

SAS = 61

SCSS = 29

SML = 43

SQL = 69

Sass = 28

Scala = 5

Scheme = 10

ShellScript = 64

Skylark = 78

Slang = 107

Solidity = 95

Svelte = 106

Swift = 2

Tcl = 101

TOML = 73

TeX = 82

Thrift = 103

TypeScript = 23

TypeScriptReact = 94

Verilog = 104

VHDL = 105

VisualBasic = 63

Vue = 25

Wolfram = 53

XML = 31

XSL = 32

YAML = 74

Zig = 38

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Language

fn clone(&self) -> Language

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for Language

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for Language

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl Enum for Language

const NAME: &'static str = "Language"

Enum name as specified in .proto file.

fn value(&self) -> i32

Get enum i32 value.

fn from_i32(value: i32) -> Option<Language>

Try to create an enum from i32 value. Return None if value is unknown.

const VALUES: &'static [Language] = _

All enum values for enum type.

impl EnumFull for Language

fn enum_descriptor() -> EnumDescriptor

Get enum descriptor by type.

fn descriptor(&self) -> EnumValueDescriptor

Get enum value descriptor.

impl Hash for Language

fn hash<__H: Hasher>(&self, state: &mut __H)

Feeds this value into the given Hasher.

fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)

where H: Hasher, Self: Sized,

Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher.

impl PartialEq for Language

fn eq(&self, other: &Language) -> bool

This method tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

This method tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

impl Copy for Language

impl Eq for Language

impl StructuralEq for Language

impl StructuralPartialEq for Language