SyntaxKind Enum

Namespace: Meziantou.Framework.Language.Regex
Assembly: Meziantou.Framework.Language.Regex.dll
Package: Meziantou.Framework.Language.Regex 4.0.7
Available in package assets: net10.0net11.0

Identifies the kind of regular-expression syntax node, token, or trivia.

public enum SyntaxKind

Fields

Name	Value	Description
`None`	`0`
`List`	`1`	A sequence of children held in one slot. Shared by every language, and so fixed at 1.
`Pattern`	`2`
`Alternation`	`3`
`Sequence`	`4`
`Quantified`	`5`
`SimpleQuantifier`	`6`
`RangeQuantifier`	`7`
`SkippedText`	`8`
`Literal`	`9`
`CharacterEscape`	`10`
`CharacterClassEscape`	`11`
`UnicodeCategory`	`12`
`AnyCharacter`	`13`
`Anchor`	`14`
`QuotedLiteral`	`15`
`Backreference`	`16`
`NamedBackreference`	`17`
`InlineOptions`	`18`
`Recursion`	`19`
`BacktrackingVerb`	`20`
`CharacterClass`	`21`
`CharacterRange`	`22`
`PosixCharacterClass`	`23`
`CollatingElement`	`24`
`ClassSubtraction`	`25`
`ClassSetOperation`	`26`
`ClassStringLiteral`	`27`
`CapturingGroup`	`28`
`NamedGroup`	`29`
`BalancingGroup`	`30`
`NonCapturingGroup`	`31`
`AtomicGroup`	`32`
`OptionsGroup`	`33`
`BranchResetGroup`	`34`
`Lookaround`	`35`
`Conditional`	`36`
`ConditionalReference`	`37`
`Callout`	`38`
`LiteralToken`	`39`	A single ordinary character that matches itself.
`EscapeToken`	`40`	A complete character escape such as `\n`, `\x41`, `A`, `\cA`, or `\052`.
`ClassEscapeToken`	`41`	A shorthand class escape: `\d`, `\D`, `\w`, `\W`, `\s`, or `\S`.
`AnchorToken`	`42`	An anchor: `^`, `$`, `\b`, `\B`, `\A`, `\Z`, `\z`, `\G`, or `\K`.
`DotToken`	`43`
`BarToken`	`44`
`AsteriskToken`	`45`
`PlusToken`	`46`
`QuestionToken`	`47`
`OpenBraceToken`	`48`
`CloseBraceToken`	`49`
`CommaToken`	`50`
`NumberToken`	`51`	The digits of a `{n,m}` bound.
`OpenParenToken`	`52`
`CloseParenToken`	`53`
`OpenBracketToken`	`54`
`CloseBracketToken`	`55`
`CaretToken`	`56`	The `^` that negates a character class.
`HyphenToken`	`57`	The `-` of a character range or of a .NET class subtraction.
`GroupKindToken`	`58`	The marker that follows `(` and selects the group kind, such as `?:`, `?>`, or `?<=`.
`OptionsToken`	`59`	An inline option run such as `imnsx-imnsx`.
`ColonToken`	`60`	The `:` that ends the header of an options group.
`NameToken`	`61`	A capture-group or backreference name.
`OpenNameToken`	`62`	The `<` or `'` that introduces a name.
`CloseNameToken`	`63`	The `>` or `'` that ends a name.
`BackreferenceToken`	`64`	A numbered backreference such as `\1`.
`NamedBackreferenceStartToken`	`65`	The `\k` that introduces a named backreference.
`CategoryStartToken`	`66`	The `\p` or `\P` that introduces a Unicode category or block.
`CategoryNameToken`	`67`
`QuoteStartToken`	`68`	The `\Q` that starts a quoted literal run.
`QuoteTextToken`	`69`
`QuoteEndToken`	`70`	The `\E` that ends a quoted literal run.
`PosixClassStartToken`	`71`	The `[:`, `[.`, or `[=` that opens a POSIX bracket expression.
`PosixClassNameToken`	`72`
`PosixClassEndToken`	`73`	The `:]`, `.]`, or `=]` that closes a POSIX bracket expression.
`RecursionToken`	`74`	The body of a PCRE recursion construct such as `R` or `1` in `(?R)` and `(?1)`.
`VerbToken`	`75`	A PCRE backtracking verb such as `*SKIP`.
`CalloutToken`	`76`	The body of a PCRE callout, such as the `1` of `(?C1)`.
`ClassSetOperatorToken`	`77`	A JavaScript `v`-mode class set operator: `&&` or `--`.
`SlashToken`	`78`	The `/` delimiter of a JavaScript regular-expression literal.
`FlagsToken`	`79`	The flag letters that follow a JavaScript regular-expression literal.
`BadToken`	`80`	Text the parser could not recognize. Kept so the pattern still round-trips.
`EndOfPatternToken`	`81`
`WhitespaceTrivia`	`82`	Whitespace that is insignificant because extended mode is in effect.
`PatternCommentTrivia`	`83`	An extended-mode `#` comment, up to but not including the terminating line feed.
`InlineCommentTrivia`	`84`	A `(?#…)` comment. Recognized in every mode, not only in extended mode.