Macro swc_ecma_ast::op
source · [−]macro_rules! op {
(unary,"-") => { ... };
(unary,"+") => { ... };
("!") => { ... };
("~") => { ... };
("typeof") => { ... };
("void") => { ... };
("delete") => { ... };
("++") => { ... };
("--") => { ... };
("==") => { ... };
("!=") => { ... };
("===") => { ... };
("!==") => { ... };
("<") => { ... };
("<=") => { ... };
(">") => { ... };
(">=") => { ... };
("<<") => { ... };
(">>") => { ... };
(">>>") => { ... };
(bin,"+") => { ... };
(bin,"-") => { ... };
("*") => { ... };
("/") => { ... };
("%") => { ... };
("|") => { ... };
("^") => { ... };
("&") => { ... };
("||") => { ... };
("&&") => { ... };
("in") => { ... };
("instanceof") => { ... };
("**") => { ... };
("??") => { ... };
("=") => { ... };
("+=") => { ... };
("-=") => { ... };
("*=") => { ... };
("/=") => { ... };
("%=") => { ... };
("<<=") => { ... };
(">>=") => { ... };
(">>>=") => { ... };
("|=") => { ... };
("^=") => { ... };
("&=") => { ... };
("**=") => { ... };
("&&=") => { ... };
("||=") => { ... };
("??=") => { ... };
}
Expand description
Creates a corresponding operator. This macro is used to make code more readable.
This can used to represent UnaryOp, BinaryOp, or AssignOp.
Actual type is determined by the input.
Note about +
and -
As this macro is intended to be used in anywhere, including pattern
bindings, this macro cannot use trick to determine type for +
and -
.
So we have to use some special syntax for +
and -
: