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core/src/parser/std/rules/$list
Variables
$list
const
$list:WithErrorRule
<List
>
The parser rule for std.List. Please see the source code for the detailed syntax, and the test code (opens in a new tab) for examples.
Defined in
core/src/parser/std/rules/$list.ts:177 (opens in a new tab)
$sublist1
const
$sublist1:WithErrorRule
<Sublist1
>
The parser rule for std.Sublist1. Please see the source code for the detailed syntax, and the test code (opens in a new tab) for examples.
Defined in
core/src/parser/std/rules/$list.ts:172 (opens in a new tab)
$sublist2
const
$sublist2:WithErrorRule
<Sublist2
>
The parser rule for std.Sublist2. Please see the source code for the detailed syntax, and the test code (opens in a new tab) for examples.
Defined in
core/src/parser/std/rules/$list.ts:167 (opens in a new tab)
$sublist3
const
$sublist3:WithErrorRule
<Sublist3
>
The parser rule for std.Sublist3. Please see the source code for the detailed syntax, and the test code (opens in a new tab) for examples.
Defined in
core/src/parser/std/rules/$list.ts:162 (opens in a new tab)
Functions
listOrSublistToLines()
listOrSublistToLines(
listOrSublist
,indentTexts
):Line
[]
The renderer for List or sublist (ListOrSublist). Please see the source code for the detailed syntax, and the test code (opens in a new tab) for examples.
Parameters
• listOrSublist: ListOrSublist
• indentTexts: string
[]
Returns
Line
[]
Defined in
core/src/parser/std/rules/$list.ts:18 (opens in a new tab)
makelistOrSublistRule()
makelistOrSublistRule<
TTag
,TRet
>(ruleName
,tag
,nextSublistRule
):WithErrorRule
<TRet
>
Type Parameters
• TTag extends "List"
| "Sublist1"
| "Sublist2"
| "Sublist3"
• TRet = TTag
extends "List"
? List
: TTag
extends "Sublist1"
? Sublist1
: TTag
extends "Sublist2"
? Sublist2
: TTag
extends "Sublist3"
? Sublist3
: never
Parameters
• ruleName: string
• tag: TTag
• nextSublistRule: null
| WithErrorRule
<Diff
<ListOrSublist
, List
>>
Returns
WithErrorRule
<TRet
>