Uses of Interface
org.ek9lang.compiler.symbols.ITokenReference
Package
Description
This is the main source of EK9 Symbols used within the compiler.
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Uses of ITokenReference in org.ek9lang.compiler.symbols
Modifier and TypeInterfaceDescriptioninterface
Interface for an aggregate, typically a class or something like that.interface
Really a Marker interface for generic classes and generic functions.interface
For symbols that are both a pure symbol but can also define a scope.interface
Represents the concept of what functionality a Symbol should have.Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
This is typically a 'class' or an interface type where it can include the definitions of new properties.class
An aggregate, but one that can have zero or more traits (like interfaces).class
Just re-uses the bulk of method symbol for when we want to make a symbol that is a call to an actual method.class
Just focuses on the ability to possible capture variables from an enclosing scope.class
A very simple type that holds a single distinct value.class
EK9 switch/try control type symbol - this can effectively return a value if it is configured with returning part.class
While we don't add these in the scoped structures when compiling.class
EK9 'for' type symbol - we need a scope because we declare a new variable as the loop variable.class
Scope for functions that are part of a module.class
Represents some type of method that exists on an aggregate type scope.class
While we don't add these in the scoped structures when compiling.class
Added as a common symbol type for both Functions and Aggregates that could possibly be generic in nature and also be a parameterised type.class
Represents a symbol that also has a scope.class
Scope for callable methods (operations) that are part of a Service.class
Used when duplicate symbols are found, where we need to add a placeholder.class
Just re-uses the bulk of method symbol.class
Intended to model the pipeline flow in a streaming of cat or for loop though | and map etc.class
EK9 switch statement - this can effectively return a value if it is configured with returning part.class
A bit of a beast.class
EK9 try statement - this can effectively return a value if it is configured with returning part.class
Models a variable.class
EK9 'while' or 'do/while' type symbol - we need a scope because we can declare new variables as part of the pre-flow semantics.