pub enum DatexExpression {
Show 36 variants
Recover,
Null,
Boolean(bool),
Text(String),
Decimal(Decimal),
TypedDecimal(TypedDecimal),
Integer(Integer),
TypedInteger(TypedInteger),
Identifier(String),
Endpoint(Endpoint),
List(Vec<DatexExpression>),
Map(Vec<(DatexExpression, DatexExpression)>),
Statements(Vec<Statement>),
Variable(VariableId, String),
GetReference(PointerAddress),
Conditional {
condition: Box<DatexExpression>,
then_branch: Box<DatexExpression>,
else_branch: Option<Box<DatexExpression>>,
},
VariableDeclaration {
id: Option<VariableId>,
kind: VariableKind,
name: String,
type_annotation: Option<TypeExpression>,
init_expression: Box<DatexExpression>,
},
TypeDeclaration {
id: Option<VariableId>,
name: String,
value: TypeExpression,
hoisted: bool,
},
TypeExpression(TypeExpression),
Type(TypeExpression),
FunctionDeclaration {
name: String,
parameters: Vec<(String, TypeExpression)>,
return_type: Option<TypeExpression>,
body: Box<DatexExpression>,
},
CreateRef(Box<DatexExpression>),
CreateRefMut(Box<DatexExpression>),
CreateRefFinal(Box<DatexExpression>),
Deref(Box<DatexExpression>),
Slot(Slot),
SlotAssignment(Slot, Box<DatexExpression>),
PointerAddress(PointerAddress),
BinaryOperation(BinaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>, Option<Type>),
ComparisonOperation(ComparisonOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>),
VariableAssignment(AssignmentOperator, Option<VariableId>, String, Box<DatexExpression>),
DerefAssignment {
operator: AssignmentOperator,
deref_count: usize,
deref_expression: Box<DatexExpression>,
assigned_expression: Box<DatexExpression>,
},
UnaryOperation(UnaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>),
ApplyChain(Box<DatexExpression>, Vec<ApplyOperation>),
Placeholder,
RemoteExecution(Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>),
}Variants§
Recover
This is a marker for recovery from parse errors. We should never use this manually.
Null
null
Boolean(bool)
Boolean (true or false)
Text(String)
Text, e.g “Hello, world!”
Decimal(Decimal)
Decimal, e.g 123.456789123456
TypedDecimal(TypedDecimal)
Typed Decimal, e.g. 123.456i8
Integer(Integer)
Integer, e.g 123456789123456789
TypedInteger(TypedInteger)
Typed Integer, e.g. 123i8
Identifier(String)
Identifier (variable / core type usage)
Endpoint(Endpoint)
Endpoint, e.g. @test_a or @test_b
List(Vec<DatexExpression>)
List, e.g [1, 2, 3, "text"]
Map(Vec<(DatexExpression, DatexExpression)>)
Map, e.g {“xy”: 2, (3): 4, xy: “xy”}
Statements(Vec<Statement>)
One or more statements, e.g (1; 2; 3)
Variable(VariableId, String)
Variable name - only generated by the precompiler, not by the parser
GetReference(PointerAddress)
reference access, e.g. &
Conditional
Conditional expression, e.g. if (true) { 1 } else { 2 }
Fields
condition: Box<DatexExpression>then_branch: Box<DatexExpression>else_branch: Option<Box<DatexExpression>>VariableDeclaration
Variable declaration, e.g. const x = 1, const mut x = 1, or var y = 2. VariableId is always set to 0 by the ast parser.
Fields
id: Option<VariableId>kind: VariableKindtype_annotation: Option<TypeExpression>init_expression: Box<DatexExpression>TypeDeclaration
Type declaration, e.g. type MyType = { x: 42, y: “John” };
TypeExpression(TypeExpression)
Type expression, e.g. { x: 42, y: “John” }
Type(TypeExpression)
Type keyword, e.g. type(…)
FunctionDeclaration
Fields
parameters: Vec<(String, TypeExpression)>return_type: Option<TypeExpression>body: Box<DatexExpression>CreateRef(Box<DatexExpression>)
Reference, e.g. &x
CreateRefMut(Box<DatexExpression>)
Mutable reference, e.g. &mut x
CreateRefFinal(Box<DatexExpression>)
Final reference, e.g. &final x
Deref(Box<DatexExpression>)
Deref
Slot(Slot)
Slot, e.g. #1, #endpoint
SlotAssignment(Slot, Box<DatexExpression>)
Slot assignment
PointerAddress(PointerAddress)
BinaryOperation(BinaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>, Option<Type>)
ComparisonOperation(ComparisonOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>)
VariableAssignment(AssignmentOperator, Option<VariableId>, String, Box<DatexExpression>)
DerefAssignment
Fields
operator: AssignmentOperatorderef_expression: Box<DatexExpression>assigned_expression: Box<DatexExpression>UnaryOperation(UnaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>)
ApplyChain(Box<DatexExpression>, Vec<ApplyOperation>)
Placeholder
RemoteExecution(Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>)
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for DatexExpression
impl Clone for DatexExpression
Source§fn clone(&self) -> DatexExpression
fn clone(&self) -> DatexExpression
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source. Read moreSource§impl Debug for DatexExpression
impl Debug for DatexExpression
Source§impl From<&ValueContainer> for DatexExpression
impl From<&ValueContainer> for DatexExpression
Source§fn from(value: &ValueContainer) -> Self
fn from(value: &ValueContainer) -> Self
Converts a ValueContainer into a DatexExpression AST. This AST can then be further processed or decompiled into human-readable DATEX code.
Source§impl PartialEq for DatexExpression
impl PartialEq for DatexExpression
Source§impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for Type
impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for Type
Source§impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for ValueContainer
impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for ValueContainer
impl StructuralPartialEq for DatexExpression
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for DatexExpression
impl !RefUnwindSafe for DatexExpression
impl !Send for DatexExpression
impl !Sync for DatexExpression
impl Unpin for DatexExpression
impl !UnwindSafe for DatexExpression
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