LexBuffer<'char> (FsLexYacc) | FsLexYacc

LexBuffer<'char> Type

Namespace: FSharp.Text
Assembly: FsLexYacc.Runtime.dll
Parent Module: Lexing
Base Type: obj

Input buffers consumed by lexers generated by fslex.exe

Instance members

Instance member	Description
`this.BufferLocalStore` Full Usage: `this.BufferLocalStore` Returns: `IDictionary<string, obj>`	Dynamically typed, non-lexically scoped parameter table Returns: `IDictionary<string, obj>`
`this.DiscardInput` Full Usage: `this.DiscardInput`	Remove all input, though don't discard the current lexeme
`this.EndPos` Full Usage: `this.EndPos`	The end position for the lexeme
`this.IsPastEndOfStream` Full Usage: `this.IsPastEndOfStream`	True if the refill of the buffer ever failed , or if explicitly set to true.
`this.Lexeme` Full Usage: `this.Lexeme` Returns: `'char array`	The matched string Returns: `'char array`
`this.LexemeChar` Full Usage: `this.LexemeChar` Parameters: arg0 : `int` Returns: `'char`	Fetch a particular character in the matched string arg0 : `int` Returns: `'char`
`this.LexemeLength` Full Usage: `this.LexemeLength` Returns: `int`	The length of the matched string Returns: `int`
`this.StartPos` Full Usage: `this.StartPos`	The start position for the lexeme

Static members

Static member	Description
`LexBuffer.FromAsyncFunction(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromAsyncFunction(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `'char[] * int * int -> Async<int>` Returns: `LexBuffer<'char>`	Create a lex buffer that asynchronously reads character or byte inputs by using the given function arg0 : `'char[] * int * int -> Async<int>` Returns: `LexBuffer<'char>`
`LexBuffer.FromBinaryReader(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromBinaryReader(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `BinaryReader` Returns: `LexBuffer<byte>`	Create a lex buffer suitable for use with ASCII byte lexing that reads byte inputs from the given binary reader arg0 : `BinaryReader` Returns: `LexBuffer<byte>`
`LexBuffer.FromBytes(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromBytes(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `byte[]` Returns: `LexBuffer<byte>`	Create a lex buffer suitable for byte lexing that reads characters from the given array arg0 : `byte[]` Returns: `LexBuffer<byte>`
`LexBuffer.FromChars(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromChars(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `char[]` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`	Create a lex buffer suitable for Unicode lexing that reads characters from the given array arg0 : `char[]` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`
`LexBuffer.FromFunction(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromFunction(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `'char[] * int * int -> int` Returns: `LexBuffer<'char>`	Create a lex buffer that reads character or byte inputs by using the given function arg0 : `'char[] * int * int -> int` Returns: `LexBuffer<'char>`
`LexBuffer.FromString(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromString(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `string` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`	Create a lex buffer suitable for Unicode lexing that reads characters from the given string arg0 : `string` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`
`LexBuffer.FromTextReader(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.FromTextReader(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `TextReader` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`	Create a lex buffer suitable for use with a Unicode lexer that reads character inputs from the given text reader arg0 : `TextReader` Returns: `LexBuffer<char>`
`LexBuffer.LexemeString(arg1)` Full Usage: `LexBuffer.LexemeString(arg1)` Parameters: arg0 : `LexBuffer<char>` Returns: `string`	Fast helper to turn the matched characters into a string, avoiding an intermediate array arg0 : `LexBuffer<char>` Returns: `string`