Package ortus.boxlang.compiler.ast.statement
package ortus.boxlang.compiler.ast.statement
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ClassDescriptionThere are two methods of adding annotations to BoxLang methods and arguments.AST Node representing a function/method argument definitionAST Node representing an assigment statementAST Node representing a break statementAST Node representing an Expression statementAST Node representing a continue statementAST Node representing a Do loop statementRepresent a javadoc style documentationAST Node representing an empty StatementAST Node representing an Expression statementAST Node representing a for statementAST Node representing a for statement like:
for(variable;expression;expression) bodyAST Node representing a function definitionAST Node representing a if statementAST Node representing an import statementAST Node representing a param whose syntax won't fit in the generic component node This is usually for the script syntax that uses an FQN for the variable nameRoot node for a propertyAST Node representing a rethrow statementAST Node representing a return statementAST Node representing a function return typeAn island of script code within a templateAST Node representing a Statement BlockAST Node representing a switch statementAST Node representing a switch case statementAST Node representing an throw statementAST Node representing a if statementAST Node representing a catch statementAST Node representing a while loop statement