Parser token types

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Variables
const lxtype	lx_end = 1
	no more tokens
const lxtype	lx_ident = 2
	ident
const lxtype	lx_number = 3
	long constant
const lxtype	lx_string = 4
	string constant (token_t.chr != 0 => unicode string)
const lxtype	lx_char = 5
	char constant
const lxtype	lx_typename = 6
	user-defined type
const lxtype	lx_float = 7
	IEEE floating point constant.
const lxtype	lx_int64 = 8
	int64 constant
const lxtype	lx_callcnv = 9
	custom calling convention
const lxtype	lx_key = 128
	keywords start.

Detailed Description

See token_t::type.

Note

All separators have their ASCII codes as lxtype

Variable Documentation

lx_end

const lxtype lx_end = 1

no more tokens

lx_ident

const lxtype lx_ident = 2

ident

lx_number

const lxtype lx_number = 3

long constant

lx_string

const lxtype lx_string = 4

string constant (token_t.chr != 0 => unicode string)

lx_char

const lxtype lx_char = 5

char constant

lx_typename

const lxtype lx_typename = 6

user-defined type

lx_float

const lxtype lx_float = 7

IEEE floating point constant.

lx_int64

const lxtype lx_int64 = 8

int64 constant

lx_callcnv

const lxtype lx_callcnv = 9

custom calling convention

lx_key

const lxtype lx_key = 128

keywords start.

All keys are lx_key + keynum.
Two-char separators are: (c1 + (c2 << 8)).
Three-char separators:

• "<<=" = ('<' + ('<'<<8)) + '='
• ">>=" = ('>' + ('>'<<8)) + '='