pub enum Tok {
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Int(Integer)
Float(f64)
Percent(f64)
A percentage, already divided by 100: 30% is Percent(0.3).
Dice
2d6 is Dice { count: 2, sides: 6 }; d6 has a count of 1.
Str(Vec<StrPart>)
Ident(String)
Identifiers, including the contextual keywords as, by, from and to.
And
Break
Chance
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Else
Enum
False
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impl Unpin for Tok
impl UnsafeUnpin for Tok
impl UnwindSafe for Tok
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