Enum flycatcher_parser::ast::Ast

pub enum Ast {
    NullLiteral,
    BooleanLiteral(bool),
    FloatLiteral(f64),
    IntegerLiteral(i64),
    IdentifierLiteral(String),
    StringLiteral(String),
    BinaryExpression(Opcode, Box<AstMeta>, Box<AstMeta>),
    IndexExpression(Vec<AstMeta>),
    BracketIndex(Box<AstMeta>),
    PositiveUnary(Box<AstMeta>),
    NegativeUnary(Box<AstMeta>),
}

A list of possible AST expressions.

Variants

NullLiteral

BooleanLiteral

A boolean literal, either true or false.

Tuple Fields of BooleanLiteral

0: bool

FloatLiteral

A 64-bit floating point number literal.

Tuple Fields of FloatLiteral

0: f64

IntegerLiteral

A 64-bit integer literal.

Tuple Fields of IntegerLiteral

0: i64

IdentifierLiteral

An identifier literal.

Tuple Fields of IdentifierLiteral

0: String

StringLiteral

A string literal.

Tuple Fields of StringLiteral

0: String

BinaryExpression

A binary expression with two operands.

1 + 1

Tuple Fields of BinaryExpression

0: Opcode1: Box<AstMeta>2: Box<AstMeta>

IndexExpression

An expression made with an unlimited amount of indexes, for example, item1["item2"].item3[item4()]

Tuple Fields of IndexExpression

0: Vec<AstMeta>

BracketIndex

An index for an IndexExpression that may contain something other than an identifier.

item1["BracketIndexHere"]

Tuple Fields of BracketIndex

0: Box<AstMeta>

PositiveUnary

This is caused by using the + operator at the start of an operand, such as +10.

Tuple Fields of PositiveUnary

0: Box<AstMeta>

NegativeUnary

This is caused by using the - operator at the start of an operand, such as -10.

Tuple Fields of NegativeUnary

0: Box<AstMeta>

Trait Implementations

impl Debug for Ast

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

Formats the value using the given formatter.