A custom literal is a normal number or string paired with a (typically unrecognized) type prefix or suffix. More...
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Inheritance diagram for Loyc.Syntax.Les.CustomLiteral:
Remarks
A custom literal is a normal number or string paired with a (typically unrecognized) type prefix or suffix.
This structure is used as the value of an LESv3 token to represent non-standard numbers and strings such as 1.1unum and bytes"ab cd"
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| object | Value [get, set] |
| The numeric or string value of the literal. More... | |
| Symbol | TypeMarker [get, set] |
| A prefix or suffix on the literal that represents some additional meaning. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| CustomLiteral (object value, Symbol typeMarker) | |
| bool | Equals (CustomLiteral rhs) |
| override bool | Equals (object obj) |
| override int | GetHashCode () |
| override string | ToString () |
Property Documentation
◆ TypeMarker
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getset |
A prefix or suffix on the literal that represents some additional meaning.
◆ Value
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getset |
The numeric or string value of the literal.
