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Packages that use LexerToken | |
oracle.javatools.editor.language | The Language package is a subset of the Editor package, and is the framework for extending the editor with color syntax highlighting, brace matching, and other language or content-specific editing features. |
oracle.javatools.parser | The Parser package is a basic framework of interfaces for building a lexer or parser for various document types. |
oracle.javatools.parser.generic | The Generic Lexer package is a basic set of classes to help in quickly prototyping a lexer/scanner for a given language. |
Uses of LexerToken in oracle.javatools.editor.language |
Fields in oracle.javatools.editor.language declared as LexerToken | |
protected LexerToken |
GenericBraceProvider.lexerToken The token to use for lexing. |
protected LexerToken |
LexerBlockRenderer.lexerToken The LexerToken structure for interfacing with the Lexer. |
protected LexerToken |
LexerDocumentRenderer.lexerToken The LexerToken structure for interfacing with the Lexer. |
Methods in oracle.javatools.editor.language that return LexerToken | |
protected LexerToken |
LexerBlockRenderer.getLexerToken() Get a cached lexer-specific LexerToken (that we don't have to recreate every time) from the Lexer. |
protected LexerToken |
LexerDocumentRenderer.getLexerToken() Get a cached lexer-specific LexerToken (that we don't have to recreate every time) from the Lexer. |
Methods in oracle.javatools.editor.language with parameters of type LexerToken | |
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LexerDocumentRenderer.LexerOffsetsCache.findClosestOffset(Lexer lexer, LexerToken lexerToken, int offset) Find the closest offset in the buffer we can start scanning from that occurs at or before the indicated offset. |
Uses of LexerToken in oracle.javatools.parser |
Classes in oracle.javatools.parser that implement LexerToken | |
protected static class |
AbstractLexer.DefaultLexerToken The DefaultLexerToken just implements a basic LexerToken which stores a token and start/end offsets. |
Fields in oracle.javatools.parser declared as LexerToken | |
protected LexerToken |
AbstractSyntaxRecognizer.curLexerToken The current LexerToken being examined by the grammar engine. |
protected LexerToken |
AbstractSyntaxRecognizer.peekingToken The LexerToken used for peeking. |
Methods in oracle.javatools.parser that return LexerToken | |
LexerToken |
Lexer.createLexerToken() Creates a new empty LexerToken for a specific Lexer implementation to be passed in to the lex() call to be filled in. |
LexerToken |
AbstractLexer.createLexerToken() Creates an empty LexerToken for a specific Lexer implementation to be passed in to the lex() call to be filled in. |
Methods in oracle.javatools.parser with parameters of type LexerToken | |
int |
Lexer.lex(LexerToken lexedToken) Scans the text buffer at the current position and returns the token that was found. |
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AbstractLexer.lex(LexerToken lexedToken) Scans the text buffer at the current position and returns the token that was found. |
Uses of LexerToken in oracle.javatools.parser.generic |
Methods in oracle.javatools.parser.generic with parameters of type LexerToken | |
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GenericLexer.lex(LexerToken lexedToken) Scans the text buffer at the current position and returns the token that was found. |
protected int |
GenericLexer.fillLexerToken(LexerToken lexedToken) Utility routine to fill in the LexerToken structure with the current token information we have. |
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