Enum NodeKind

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#[non_exhaustive]
#[repr(u8)]pub enum NodeKind {
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    ConstantAccess = 1,
    Access = 2,
    ClassConstantAccess = 3,
    NullSafePropertyAccess = 4,
    PropertyAccess = 5,
    StaticPropertyAccess = 6,
    Argument = 7,
    ArgumentList = 8,
    PartialArgument = 9,
    PartialArgumentList = 10,
    NamedArgument = 11,
    NamedPlaceholderArgument = 12,
    PlaceholderArgument = 13,
    PositionalArgument = 14,
    VariadicPlaceholderArgument = 15,
    Array = 16,
    ArrayAccess = 17,
    ArrayAppend = 18,
    ArrayElement = 19,
    KeyValueArrayElement = 20,
    LegacyArray = 21,
    List = 22,
    MissingArrayElement = 23,
    ValueArrayElement = 24,
    VariadicArrayElement = 25,
    Attribute = 26,
    AttributeList = 27,
    Block = 28,
    Call = 29,
    FunctionCall = 30,
    MethodCall = 31,
    NullSafeMethodCall = 32,
    StaticMethodCall = 33,
    PartialApplication = 34,
    FunctionPartialApplication = 35,
    MethodPartialApplication = 36,
    StaticMethodPartialApplication = 37,
    ClassLikeConstant = 38,
    ClassLikeConstantItem = 39,
    EnumCase = 40,
    EnumCaseBackedItem = 41,
    EnumCaseItem = 42,
    EnumCaseUnitItem = 43,
    Extends = 44,
    Implements = 45,
    ClassLikeConstantSelector = 46,
    ClassLikeMember = 47,
    ClassLikeMemberExpressionSelector = 48,
    ClassLikeMemberSelector = 49,
    Method = 50,
    MethodAbstractBody = 51,
    MethodBody = 52,
    HookedProperty = 53,
    PlainProperty = 54,
    Property = 55,
    PropertyAbstractItem = 56,
    PropertyConcreteItem = 57,
    PropertyHook = 58,
    PropertyHookAbstractBody = 59,
    PropertyHookBody = 60,
    PropertyHookConcreteBody = 61,
    PropertyHookConcreteExpressionBody = 62,
    PropertyHookList = 63,
    PropertyItem = 64,
    TraitUse = 65,
    TraitUseAbsoluteMethodReference = 66,
    TraitUseAbstractSpecification = 67,
    TraitUseAdaptation = 68,
    TraitUseAliasAdaptation = 69,
    TraitUseConcreteSpecification = 70,
    TraitUseMethodReference = 71,
    TraitUsePrecedenceAdaptation = 72,
    TraitUseSpecification = 73,
    AnonymousClass = 74,
    Class = 75,
    Enum = 76,
    EnumBackingTypeHint = 77,
    Interface = 78,
    Trait = 79,
    Clone = 80,
    Constant = 81,
    ConstantItem = 82,
    Construct = 83,
    DieConstruct = 84,
    EmptyConstruct = 85,
    EvalConstruct = 86,
    ExitConstruct = 87,
    IncludeConstruct = 88,
    IncludeOnceConstruct = 89,
    IssetConstruct = 90,
    PrintConstruct = 91,
    RequireConstruct = 92,
    RequireOnceConstruct = 93,
    If = 94,
    IfBody = 95,
    IfColonDelimitedBody = 96,
    IfColonDelimitedBodyElseClause = 97,
    IfColonDelimitedBodyElseIfClause = 98,
    IfStatementBody = 99,
    IfStatementBodyElseClause = 100,
    IfStatementBodyElseIfClause = 101,
    Match = 102,
    MatchArm = 103,
    MatchDefaultArm = 104,
    MatchExpressionArm = 105,
    Switch = 106,
    SwitchBody = 107,
    SwitchBraceDelimitedBody = 108,
    SwitchCase = 109,
    SwitchCaseSeparator = 110,
    SwitchColonDelimitedBody = 111,
    SwitchDefaultCase = 112,
    SwitchExpressionCase = 113,
    Declare = 114,
    DeclareBody = 115,
    DeclareColonDelimitedBody = 116,
    DeclareItem = 117,
    EchoTag = 118,
    Echo = 119,
    Expression = 120,
    Binary = 121,
    BinaryOperator = 122,
    UnaryPrefix = 123,
    UnaryPrefixOperator = 124,
    UnaryPostfix = 125,
    UnaryPostfixOperator = 126,
    Parenthesized = 127,
    ArrowFunction = 128,
    Closure = 129,
    ClosureUseClause = 130,
    ClosureUseClauseVariable = 131,
    Function = 132,
    FunctionLikeParameter = 133,
    FunctionLikeParameterDefaultValue = 134,
    FunctionLikeParameterList = 135,
    FunctionLikeReturnTypeHint = 136,
    Global = 137,
    Goto = 138,
    Label = 139,
    HaltCompiler = 140,
    FullyQualifiedIdentifier = 141,
    Identifier = 142,
    LocalIdentifier = 143,
    QualifiedIdentifier = 144,
    Inline = 145,
    Instantiation = 146,
    Keyword = 147,
    Literal = 148,
    Pipe = 149,
    LiteralFloat = 150,
    LiteralInteger = 151,
    LiteralString = 152,
    MagicConstant = 153,
    Modifier = 154,
    Namespace = 155,
    NamespaceBody = 156,
    NamespaceImplicitBody = 157,
    Assignment = 158,
    AssignmentOperator = 159,
    Conditional = 160,
    DoWhile = 161,
    Foreach = 162,
    ForeachBody = 163,
    ForeachColonDelimitedBody = 164,
    ForeachKeyValueTarget = 165,
    ForeachTarget = 166,
    ForeachValueTarget = 167,
    For = 168,
    ForBody = 169,
    ForColonDelimitedBody = 170,
    While = 171,
    WhileBody = 172,
    WhileColonDelimitedBody = 173,
    Break = 174,
    Continue = 175,
    Return = 176,
    Static = 177,
    StaticAbstractItem = 178,
    StaticConcreteItem = 179,
    StaticItem = 180,
    Try = 181,
    TryCatchClause = 182,
    TryFinallyClause = 183,
    MaybeTypedUseItem = 184,
    MixedUseItemList = 185,
    TypedUseItemList = 186,
    TypedUseItemSequence = 187,
    Use = 188,
    UseItem = 189,
    UseItemAlias = 190,
    UseItemSequence = 191,
    UseItems = 192,
    UseType = 193,
    Yield = 194,
    YieldFrom = 195,
    YieldPair = 196,
    YieldValue = 197,
    Statement = 198,
    ExpressionStatement = 199,
    BracedExpressionStringPart = 200,
    DocumentString = 201,
    InterpolatedString = 202,
    LiteralStringPart = 203,
    ShellExecuteString = 204,
    CompositeString = 205,
    StringPart = 206,
    ClosingTag = 207,
    FullOpeningTag = 208,
    OpeningTag = 209,
    ShortOpeningTag = 210,
    Terminator = 211,
    Throw = 212,
    Hint = 213,
    IntersectionHint = 214,
    NullableHint = 215,
    ParenthesizedHint = 216,
    UnionHint = 217,
    Unset = 218,
    DirectVariable = 219,
    IndirectVariable = 220,
    NestedVariable = 221,
    Variable = 222,
}

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impl Clone for NodeKind

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fn clone(&self) -> NodeKind

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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 NodeKind

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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 Display for NodeKind

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

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Hash for NodeKind

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

Feeds this value into the given Hasher. Read more

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fn hash_slice<H>(data: &[Self], state: &mut H)
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Feeds a slice of this type into the given Hasher. Read more

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impl Ord for NodeKind

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fn cmp(&self, other: &NodeKind) -> Ordering

This method returns an Ordering between self and other. Read more

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fn max(self, other: Self) -> Self
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Compares and returns the maximum of two values. Read more

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fn min(self, other: Self) -> Self
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Compares and returns the minimum of two values. Read more

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fn clamp(self, min: Self, max: Self) -> Self
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Restrict a value to a certain interval. Read more

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impl PartialEq for NodeKind

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fn eq(&self, other: &NodeKind) -> 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 PartialOrd for NodeKind

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fn partial_cmp(&self, other: &NodeKind) -> Option<Ordering>

This method returns an ordering between self and other values if one exists. Read more

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

Tests less than (for self and other) and is used by the < operator. Read more

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

Tests less than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the <= operator. Read more

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

Tests greater than (for self and other) and is used by the > operator. Read more

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

Tests greater than or equal to (for self and other) and is used by the >= operator. Read more

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impl Serialize for NodeKind

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fn serialize<S>(&self, serializer: S) -> Result<S::Ok, S::Error>
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Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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impl Copy for NodeKind

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impl Eq for NodeKind

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impl StructuralPartialEq for NodeKind

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impl Send for NodeKind

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impl UnwindSafe for NodeKind

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NodeKind

Enum NodeKind Copy item path

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Program = 0

ConstantAccess = 1

Access = 2

ClassConstantAccess = 3

NullSafePropertyAccess = 4

PropertyAccess = 5

StaticPropertyAccess = 6

Argument = 7

ArgumentList = 8

PartialArgument = 9

PartialArgumentList = 10

NamedArgument = 11

NamedPlaceholderArgument = 12

PlaceholderArgument = 13

PositionalArgument = 14

VariadicPlaceholderArgument = 15

Array = 16

ArrayAccess = 17

ArrayAppend = 18

ArrayElement = 19

KeyValueArrayElement = 20

LegacyArray = 21

List = 22

MissingArrayElement = 23

ValueArrayElement = 24

VariadicArrayElement = 25

Attribute = 26

AttributeList = 27

Block = 28

Call = 29

FunctionCall = 30

MethodCall = 31

NullSafeMethodCall = 32

StaticMethodCall = 33

PartialApplication = 34

FunctionPartialApplication = 35

MethodPartialApplication = 36

StaticMethodPartialApplication = 37

ClassLikeConstant = 38

ClassLikeConstantItem = 39

EnumCase = 40

EnumCaseBackedItem = 41

EnumCaseItem = 42

EnumCaseUnitItem = 43

Extends = 44

Implements = 45

ClassLikeConstantSelector = 46

ClassLikeMember = 47

ClassLikeMemberExpressionSelector = 48

ClassLikeMemberSelector = 49

Method = 50

MethodAbstractBody = 51

MethodBody = 52

HookedProperty = 53

PlainProperty = 54

Property = 55

PropertyAbstractItem = 56

PropertyConcreteItem = 57

PropertyHook = 58

PropertyHookAbstractBody = 59

PropertyHookBody = 60

PropertyHookConcreteBody = 61

PropertyHookConcreteExpressionBody = 62

PropertyHookList = 63

PropertyItem = 64

TraitUse = 65

TraitUseAbsoluteMethodReference = 66

TraitUseAbstractSpecification = 67

TraitUseAdaptation = 68

TraitUseAliasAdaptation = 69

TraitUseConcreteSpecification = 70

TraitUseMethodReference = 71

TraitUsePrecedenceAdaptation = 72

TraitUseSpecification = 73

AnonymousClass = 74

Class = 75

Enum = 76

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