Examples of LiteralToken

com.asakusafw.utils.java.internal.model.util.LiteralToken
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com.google.javascript.jscomp.parsing.parser.LiteralToken
A token representing a javascript literal. Includes string, regexp, and number literals. Boolean and null literals are represented as regular keyword tokens. The value just includes the raw lexeme. For string literals it includes the begining and ending delimiters. TODO: Regexp literals should have their own token type. TODO: A way to get the processed value, rather than the raw value.

Examples of com.asakusafw.utils.java.internal.model.util.LiteralToken

        this.token = token;
        this.literalKind = kind;
    }


    private static LiteralKind computeLiteralKind(String tokenString) {
        LiteralToken token = LiteralAnalyzer.parse(tokenString);
        switch (token.getKind()) {
        case INT: return LiteralKind.INT;
        case LONG: return LiteralKind.LONG;
        case FLOAT: return LiteralKind.FLOAT;
        case DOUBLE: return LiteralKind.DOUBLE;
        case CHAR: return LiteralKind.CHAR;

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Examples of com.google.javascript.jscomp.parsing.parser.LiteralToken

      return newNode(Token.GETPROP, leftChild, rightChild);
    }


    @Override
    Node processRegExpLiteral(LiteralExpressionTree literalTree) {
      LiteralToken token = literalTree.literalToken.asLiteral();
      Node literalStringNode = newStringNode(normalizeRegex(token));
      // TODO(johnlenz): fix the source location.
      setSourceInfo(literalStringNode, token);
      Node node = newNode(Token.REGEXP, literalStringNode);

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Examples of com.google.javascript.jscomp.parsing.parser.LiteralToken

      return node;
    }


    @Override
    Node processStringLiteral(LiteralExpressionTree literalTree) {
      LiteralToken token = literalTree.literalToken.asLiteral();


      Node n = processString(token);
      String value = n.getString();
      if (value.indexOf('\u000B') != -1) {
        // NOTE(nicksantos): In JavaScript, there are 3 ways to

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