Module double

Various T!s representing two consecutive tokens that cannot be separated by any other tokens. These are convenient as it can be tricky to parse two consecutive tokens given the default behaviour of the parser is to skip whitespace and comments.

Structs

CaretEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char ^ while the second has the char =, representing ^=. Use T![^=] to refer to this.

ColonColon

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Colon that cannot be separated by any other token, representing ::. Use T![::] to refer to this.

DollarEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char $ while the second has the char =, representing $=. Use T![$=] to refer to this.

EqualEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char = while the second has the char =, representing ==. Use T![==] to refer to this.

GreaterThanEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char > while the second has the char =, representing >=. Use T![>=] to refer to this.

LessThanEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char < while the second has the char =, representing <=. Use T![<=] to refer to this.

PipeEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char | while the second has the char =, representing |=. Use T![|=] to refer to this.

PipePipe

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char | while the second has the char |, representing ||. Use T![||] to refer to this.

StarEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char * while the second has the char =, representing *=. Use T![*=] to refer to this.

StarPipe

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char * while the second has the char |, representing *|. Use T![*|] to refer to this.

TildeEqual

Represents a two consecutive tokens with Kind::Delim that cannot be separated by any other token. The first token has the char ~ while the second has the char =, representing ~=. Use T![~=] to refer to this.