ArrayLiteralAst Class
Definition
The ast that represents an array literal expression, e.g. 1,2,3. An array expression, e.g. @(dir),
is represented by ArrayExpressionAst. An array literal expression can be constructed from a single
element, as happens with the unary comma operator, e.g. ,4.
public ref class ArrayLiteralAst : System::Management::Automation::Language::ExpressionAstpublic class ArrayLiteralAst : System.Management.Automation.Language.ExpressionAsttype ArrayLiteralAst = class
inherit ExpressionAstPublic Class ArrayLiteralAst
Inherits ExpressionAst- Inheritance
Constructors
| ArrayLiteralAst(IScriptExtent, IList<ExpressionAst>) |
Construct an array literal expression. |
Properties
| Elements |
The non-empty collection of asts of the elements of the array, or null if no elements were specified (e.g. |
| Extent |
The extent in the source this ast represents. (Inherited from Ast) |
| Parent |
The parent tree for this node. (Inherited from Ast) |
| StaticType |
The result of an ArrayLiteralAst is always |
Methods
| Copy() |
Copy the ArrayLiteralAst instance |
| Find(Func<Ast,Boolean>, Boolean) |
Traverse the entire Ast, returning the first node in the tree for which |
| FindAll(Func<Ast,Boolean>, Boolean) |
Traverse the entire Ast, returning all nodes in the tree for which |
| SafeGetValue() |
Constructs the resultant object from the AST and returns it if it is safe. (Inherited from Ast) |
| ToString() |
Formats the ast and returns a string. (Inherited from Ast) |
| Visit(AstVisitor) |
Visit each node in the Ast, calling the methods in |
| Visit(ICustomAstVisitor) |
Visit the Ast using a visitor that can choose how the tree traversal is performed. This visit method is for advanced uses of the visitor pattern where an AstVisitor is insufficient. (Inherited from Ast) |