DatexExpression

Enum DatexExpression 

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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>),
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Recover

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Null

null

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Boolean(bool)

Boolean (true or false)

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Text(String)

Text, e.g “Hello, world!”

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Decimal(Decimal)

Decimal, e.g 123.456789123456

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TypedDecimal(TypedDecimal)

Typed Decimal, e.g. 123.456i8

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Integer(Integer)

Integer, e.g 123456789123456789

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TypedInteger(TypedInteger)

Typed Integer, e.g. 123i8

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Identifier(String)

Identifier (variable / core type usage)

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Endpoint(Endpoint)

Endpoint, e.g. @test_a or @test_b

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List(Vec<DatexExpression>)

List, e.g [1, 2, 3, "text"]

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Map(Vec<(DatexExpression, DatexExpression)>)

Map, e.g {“xy”: 2, (3): 4, xy: “xy”}

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Statements(Vec<Statement>)

One or more statements, e.g (1; 2; 3)

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Variable(VariableId, String)

Variable name - only generated by the precompiler, not by the parser

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GetReference(PointerAddress)

reference access, e.g. &

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Conditional

Conditional expression, e.g. if (true) { 1 } else { 2 }

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§then_branch: Box<DatexExpression>
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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.

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§name: String
§type_annotation: Option<TypeExpression>
§init_expression: Box<DatexExpression>
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TypeDeclaration

Type declaration, e.g. type MyType = { x: 42, y: “John” };

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§name: String
§hoisted: bool
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TypeExpression(TypeExpression)

Type expression, e.g. { x: 42, y: “John” }

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Type(TypeExpression)

Type keyword, e.g. type(…)

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FunctionDeclaration

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§name: String
§parameters: Vec<(String, TypeExpression)>
§return_type: Option<TypeExpression>
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CreateRef(Box<DatexExpression>)

Reference, e.g. &x

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CreateRefMut(Box<DatexExpression>)

Mutable reference, e.g. &mut x

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CreateRefFinal(Box<DatexExpression>)

Final reference, e.g. &final x

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Deref(Box<DatexExpression>)

Deref

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Slot(Slot)

Slot, e.g. #1, #endpoint

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SlotAssignment(Slot, Box<DatexExpression>)

Slot assignment

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PointerAddress(PointerAddress)

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BinaryOperation(BinaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>, Option<Type>)

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ComparisonOperation(ComparisonOperator, Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>)

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VariableAssignment(AssignmentOperator, Option<VariableId>, String, Box<DatexExpression>)

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DerefAssignment

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§deref_count: usize
§deref_expression: Box<DatexExpression>
§assigned_expression: Box<DatexExpression>
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UnaryOperation(UnaryOperator, Box<DatexExpression>)

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ApplyChain(Box<DatexExpression>, Vec<ApplyOperation>)

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Placeholder

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RemoteExecution(Box<DatexExpression>, Box<DatexExpression>)

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impl Clone for DatexExpression

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fn clone(&self) -> DatexExpression

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for DatexExpression

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl From<&ValueContainer> for DatexExpression

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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.

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impl PartialEq for DatexExpression

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

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.
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impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for StructuralTypeDefinition

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type Error = ()

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from(expr: &DatexExpression) -> Result<Self, Self::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for Type

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type Error = ()

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from(expr: &DatexExpression) -> Result<Self, Self::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl TryFrom<&DatexExpression> for ValueContainer

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type Error = ()

The type returned in the event of a conversion error.
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fn try_from(expr: &DatexExpression) -> Result<Self, Self::Error>

Performs the conversion.
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impl StructuralPartialEq for DatexExpression

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