Class VariablePattern

Match or construct a variable name portion.

Remarks

When matching a name, this pattern extracts a number of name components, and saves the sub-name in variables object in VariablePattern.match return value.

When building a name, this pattern succeeds if the variable is present in VariablePattern.build function argument.

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Constructors

constructor

Properties

filter? id inner? maxComps minComps

Methods

build buildState match matchState simplify buildState matchState

Constructors

constructor

Properties

Optional Readonlyfilter

filter?: pattern.VariablePattern.Filter

Readonlyid

id: string

Variable name.

Optional Readonlyinner

inner?: Pattern

ReadonlymaxComps

maxComps: number

ReadonlyminComps

minComps: number

Methods

build

  • build(...varsL): Iterable<Name, any, any>

  • Build names following the structure of this pattern.

    Parameters

    • Rest...varsL: VarsLike[]

      Sets of variables to be replaced into the name.

    Returns Iterable<Name, any, any>

    Iterable of possible names.

ProtectedbuildState

match

  • match(name): Iterable<Vars, any, any>

  • Determine whether a name matches the structure of this pattern.

    Parameters

    • name: Name

      Input name.

    Returns Iterable<Vars, any, any>

    • Iterable of extracted fields in possible interpretations.

ProtectedmatchState

  • matchState(state): Iterable<MatchState, any, any>

  • Recognize part of the input name.

    Parameters

    • state: MatchState

    Returns Iterable<MatchState, any, any>

    Iterable of potential matches.

simplify

Protected StaticbuildState

  • buildState(p, state): Iterable<BuildState, any, any>

  • Build part of an output name.

    Parameters

    Returns Iterable<BuildState, any, any>

    Iterable of potential constructions.

Protected StaticmatchState

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