class Myst::Underscore

Overview

An underscore-prefixed identifier. Underscores are specifically intended to be used as ignored values (values where an assignment is needed to be semantically correct, but where the value is not used).

_[a-zA-Z0-9]*

Defined in:

myst/syntax/ast.cr

Instance Method Summary

Instance methods inherited from class Myst::StaticAssignable

==(other : self) ==, hash(hasher) hash, name : String name, name=(name : String) name=

Constructor methods inherited from class Myst::StaticAssignable

new(name : String) new

Instance methods inherited from class Myst::Node

accept(visitor) accept, accept_children(visitor) accept_children, at(node : Node)
at(node : Nil)
at(location : Location) at, at_end(node : Node)
at_end(node : Nil)
at_end(end_location : Location) at_end, class_desc : String class_desc, end_location : Location | Nil end_location, end_location=(end_location : Location | Nil) end_location=, location : Location | Nil location, location=(location : Location | Nil) location=

Instance Method Detail

def ==(other : self) #

The name of an underscore is inconsequential. So long as two objects are Underscore nodes, they should be considered equal.


def hash(hasher) #

The name of an underscore is inconsequential. So long as two objects are Underscore nodes, they should be considered equal.