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//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
//
// This source file is part of the Swift.org open source project
//
// Copyright (c) 2014 - 2023 Apple Inc. and the Swift project authors
// Licensed under Apache License v2.0 with Runtime Library Exception
//
// See https://swift.org/LICENSE.txt for license information
// See https://swift.org/CONTRIBUTORS.txt for the list of Swift project authors
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
import SwiftSyntax
public class Trait {
public let traitName: String
/// The kind of syntax the trait refines.
///
/// Base kind _must_ be a base syntax node, e.g. `.decl`, `.expr` , or
/// others. See ``SyntaxNodeKind/isBase`` for more details.
public let baseKind: SyntaxNodeKind?
public let protocolName: TokenSyntax
public let documentation: SwiftSyntax.Trivia
public let children: [Child]
public let childHistory: Child.History
init(
traitName: String,
baseKind: SyntaxNodeKind? = nil,
documentation: String? = nil,
children: [Child],
childHistory: Child.History = []
) {
precondition(baseKind?.isBase != false, "`baseKind` must be a base syntax node kind")
self.traitName = traitName
self.baseKind = baseKind
self.protocolName = .identifier("\(traitName)Syntax")
self.documentation = SwiftSyntax.Trivia.docCommentTrivia(from: documentation)
self.children = children
self.childHistory = childHistory
}
}
public let TRAITS: [Trait] = [
Trait(
traitName: "Braced",
children: [
Child(name: "leftBrace", kind: .token(choices: [
.token(.leftBrace),
.token(.leadingBoxCorner),
.token(.leadingBoxJunction),
], defaultAt: 0)),
Child(name: "rightBrace", kind: .token(choices: [
.token(.rightBrace),
.token(.trailingBoxCorner),
.token(.trailingBoxJunction),
], defaultAt: 0)),
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "DeclGroup",
baseKind: .decl,
children: [
Child(name: "attributes", kind: .node(kind: .attributeList)),
Child(name: "modifiers", kind: .node(kind: .declModifierList)),
Child(
name: "introducer",
kind: .token(choices: [
.keyword(.actor), .keyword(.class), .keyword(.enum), .keyword(.extension), .keyword(.protocol),
.keyword(.struct),
]),
documentation: "The token that introduces this declaration, eg. `class` for a class declaration."
),
Child(name: "inheritanceClause", kind: .node(kind: .inheritanceClause), isOptional: true),
Child(
name: "genericWhereClause",
kind: .node(kind: .genericWhereClause),
documentation:
"A `where` clause that places additional constraints on generic parameters like `where Element: Hashable`.",
isOptional: true
),
Child(name: "memberBlock", kind: .node(kind: .memberBlock)),
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "EffectSpecifiers",
children: [
Child(name: "unexpectedBeforeAsyncSpecifier", kind: .node(kind: .unexpectedNodes), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "asyncSpecifier", kind: .token(choices: [.keyword(.async), .keyword(.reasync)]), isOptional: true),
Child(
name: "unexpectedBetweenAsyncSpecifierAndThrowsClause",
kind: .node(kind: .unexpectedNodes),
isOptional: true
),
Child(name: "throwsClause", kind: .node(kind: .throwsClause), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "unexpectedAfterThrowsClause", kind: .node(kind: .unexpectedNodes), isOptional: true),
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "FreestandingMacroExpansion",
children: [
Child(name: "pound", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.pound)])),
Child(name: "macroName", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.identifier)])),
Child(name: "genericArgumentClause", kind: .node(kind: .genericArgumentClause), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "leftParen", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.leftParen)]), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "arguments", kind: .node(kind: .labeledExprList)),
Child(name: "rightParen", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.rightParen)]), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "trailingClosure", kind: .node(kind: .closureExpr), isOptional: true),
Child(name: "additionalTrailingClosures", kind: .node(kind: .multipleTrailingClosureElementList)),
],
childHistory: [
[
"pound": .renamed(from: "poundToken"),
"macroName": .renamed(from: "macro"),
"arguments": .renamed(from: "argumentList"),
"genericArgumentClause": .renamed(from: "genericArguments"),
]
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "NamedDecl",
children: [
Child(name: "name", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.identifier)]))
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "MissingNode",
documentation: """
Represents a layout node that is missing in the source file.
See the types conforming to this protocol for examples of where missing nodes can occur.
""",
children: [
Child(
name: "placeholder",
kind: .token(choices: [.token(.identifier)]),
documentation: """
A placeholder, i.e. `<#placeholder#>`, that can be inserted into the source code to represent the missing node.
"""
)
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "Parenthesized",
children: [
Child(name: "leftParen", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.leftParen)])),
Child(name: "rightParen", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.rightParen)])),
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithAttributes",
children: [
Child(name: "attributes", kind: .node(kind: .attributeList))
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithCodeBlock",
children: [
Child(name: "body", kind: .node(kind: .codeBlock))
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithGenericParameters",
documentation: """
Syntax nodes that have generic parameters.
For example, functions or nominal types like `class` or `struct` can have generic parameters \
and have a generic where clause that restricts these generic parameters.
""",
children: [
Child(
name: "genericParameterClause",
kind: .node(kind: .genericParameterClause),
documentation: "The parameter clause that defines the generic parameters.",
isOptional: true
),
Child(
name: "genericWhereClause",
kind: .node(kind: .genericWhereClause),
documentation:
"A `where` clause that places additional constraints on generic parameters like `where Element: Hashable`.",
isOptional: true
),
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithModifiers",
children: [
Child(name: "modifiers", kind: .node(kind: .declModifierList))
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithOptionalCodeBlock",
children: [
Child(name: "body", kind: .node(kind: .codeBlock), isOptional: true)
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithStatements",
children: [
Child(name: "statements", kind: .node(kind: .codeBlockItemList))
]
),
Trait(
traitName: "WithTrailingComma",
children: [
Child(name: "trailingComma", kind: .token(choices: [.token(.comma)]), isOptional: true)
]
),
]
//==========================================================================//
// IMPORTANT: If you are tempted to add a trait here please insert in in //
// alphabetical order above //
//==========================================================================//