expect_token
Expect any number of token kind patterns, return on no match with error diagnostic based on expected kinds
peek_token
Expect any number of token kind patterns, return on no match with error diagnostic based on expected kinds
return_if_finished
return_if_found
try_init_token_kind
Expect any number of token kind patterns, return on no match with error diagnostic based on expected kinds

Structs

AnyEnt
A named entity as defined in LRM 6.1.
Config
Diagnostic
EntHierarchy
EntityId
Latin1String
Message
MessagePrinter
NullDiagnostics
NullMessages
Object
An object or an interface object, example signal, variable, constant Is either an object (mode = None) or an interface object (mode = Some)
Position
A lexical position (line, column) in a source.
Project
Range
A lexical range in a source.
Source
A thread-safe reference to a source file. Multiple objects of this type can refer to the same source.
SourceFile
SrcPos
A lexical range within a specific source file.
Token
A Token
TokenId
A TokenId represents a unique value that is used to access a token. A token ID cannot be created directly by the user. Instead, the value must be taken from the AST.
TokenSpan
Holds token information about an AST element. Since the different pieces may be gathered in different locations, the fields are gated behind accessor functions which also check some invariants every time they are called.
VHDLParser

Enums

HasTokenSpan
AST elements for which it is necessary to get the underlying tokens can implement the HasTokenSpan trait. The trait provides getters for the start and end token.
MessageHandler
TokenAccess
A type that conforms to TokenAccess can be indexed using a TokenId. Convenience methods exist to directly get the SrcPos for a given TokenId or a span starting at a certain token and ending at another.