Module tokens

Describes common tokens used by Kotlin language.

Modules

keyword

Constants

ANGLE_BRACKET_LEFT

< start of generic parameters

ANGLE_BRACKET_RIGHT

> end of generic parameters

ARROW

‘->’ separates lambda arguments from body

ASSIGN

= assign operator

AT

@ used as annotation prefix

BLOCK_COMMENT_END

’ */’ used to e end block comments

BLOCK_COMMENT_MIDDLE

’ *’ used in middle of block comments

BLOCK_COMMENT_START

‘/*’ used to start block comments

COLON

‘:’ separates parameter / property name and type

COMMA

‘,’ separates list of values

CONV_VAR_FIELD

‘filed’ special variable inside property’s set(value) {...} and get() {...}

CONV_VAR_VALUE

‘value’ special argument inside property’s set(value) {...} and get() {...}

CURLY_BRACKET_LEFT

‘{’ opens new scopes and lambda body

CURLY_BRACKET_RIGHT

‘}’ closes scopes and lambda body

DOT

‘.’ used to separate qualifiers

EMPTY

Empty string

INDENT

Default indentation value

INLINE_COMMENT_START

‘//’ used to start single line comments

KDOC_COMMENT_END

’ */’ used to end kdoc comments

KDOC_COMMENT_MIDDLE

’ *’ used in middle of kdoc comments

KDOC_COMMENT_START

‘/**’ used to start kdoc comments

NAME_DISALLOWED_TOKENS

NAME_ESCAPED_TOKENS

NEW_LINE

New line string

NEW_LINE_CH

New line character

QUESTION_MARK

‘?’ denotes nullability

ROUND_BRACKET_LEFT

‘(’ opens parameter / argument lists

ROUND_BRACKET_RIGHT

‘)’ opens parameter / argument lists

SEMICOLON

‘;’ denotes statement end

SPACE

Single space

STAR

‘*’ symbol used for star projections

TICK

‘`’ used to escape non JVM compatible identifiers