`std/expression`

Quoted expressions: Expression, the typed tree a quoted parameter hands over, and ExpressionNode, the plain data anyone can build, match and transform. assert and nameOf are what most callers reach for; a provider that renders its own explanation of a captured expression works with ExpressionNode directly.

Modules

std/expression/libQuoted expressions: [Expression], the typed tree a quoted parameter hands over, and [ExpressionNode], the plain data anyone can build, match and transform.

Everything

fn assertPanics if condition is false.
type BinaryOperatorThe infix operators a quoted expression can carry, one case per operator.
type ExpressionThe typed tree behind a quoted parameter: Expression<Value> type checks its argument as an ordinary Value and hands it over together with the expression tree that produced it.
type ExpressionNodeNames are already resolved and everything is typed: implicit _, named closure parameters, receivers and implicit self show up as explicit Parameter, Field and Call nodes.
fn nameOfThe name of what was written, never its value: nameOf(user.email) is "email", nameOf(limit) is "limit".
type SourceLocationA place in a source file: what [Expression.location] and a diagnostic point at.
type TypeReferenceA description of a type.
type UnaryOperatorThe prefix operators a quoted expression can carry, one case per operator.