| ChildSyntaxList | The children of a node, with the lists among them flattened away. |
| ChildSyntaxList.Enumerator | Walks a ChildSyntaxList without allocating. |
| ChildSyntaxList.Reversed | The children of a node, from last to first. |
| ChildSyntaxList.Reversed.Enumerator | Walks a ChildSyntaxList.Reversed without allocating. |
| LinePosition | Represents a zero-based line number and the zero-based character offset within that line. |
| LinePositionSpan | Represents a range of text between two LinePosition values. |
| SeparatedSyntaxList<TNode> | A sequence of nodes with a separator token between each pair, and optionally one after the last. |
| SeparatedSyntaxList<TNode>.Enumerator | Walks a SeparatedSyntaxList<TNode> without allocating. |
| SyntaxList<TNode> | A sequence of nodes of the same kind, held in one slot of their parent. |
| SyntaxList<TNode>.Enumerator | Walks a SyntaxList<TNode> without allocating. |
| SyntaxNodeOrToken | Either a node or a token, as they appear side by side among the children of a node. |
| SyntaxNodeOrTokenList | A sequence that mixes nodes and tokens, as a separated list does. |
| SyntaxNodeOrTokenList.Enumerator | Walks a SyntaxNodeOrTokenList without allocating. |
| SyntaxToken | A terminal of the grammar: the smallest piece of a tree that carries text. |
| SyntaxTokenList | A sequence of tokens held in one slot of their parent. |
| SyntaxTokenList.Enumerator | Walks a SyntaxTokenList without allocating. |
| SyntaxTrivia | A run of text a parser keeps but does not give meaning to, such as whitespace or a comment. |
| SyntaxTriviaList | The trivia on one side of a token. |
| SyntaxTriviaList.Enumerator | Walks a SyntaxTriviaList without allocating. |
| TextChange | Represents a text replacement applied to a SourceText or to a syntax tree. |
| TextChangeRange | Describes a region of old text that was replaced, and how long the replacement is. |
| TextLine | Describes a single logical line in a SourceText instance. |
| TextSpan | Represents a contiguous character range in text. |