Artifacts using Typechecker (8)

The Ceylon language module containing the core definitions referred to by the [language specification][spec], along with some basic functionality of use to most programs: - The [[root package|package ceylon.language]] defines general-purpose functionality including support for [[numbers|Numeric]] and [[character strings|String]], [[streams|Iterable]] and [[sequences|Sequential]], [[exceptions|Throwable]], and [[null values|Null]]. - The Ceylon _metamodel_ is defined in [[package ...

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This module defines a bidirectional conversion between `ceylon.ast` and the RedHat compiler AST, as well as functions that directly parse code to `ceylon.ast` nodes using the RedHat compiler. `ceylon.ast` → RedHat AST: that.transform(RedHatTransformer(SimpleTokenFactory())) RedHat AST → `ceylon.ast`: compilationUnitToCeylon(that) Code → `ceylon.ast`: parseCompilationUnit(code) For the latter two, there are also functions for (almost) every other node type, e. g. ...

Compiler

A formatter for the Ceylon programming language. # Command line usage Note: if the `ceylon format` plugin wasn’t installed by default in your distribution, you can add it by running: ~~~sh ceylon plugin install ceylon.formatter/1.3.3 ~~~ To format all Ceylon code in the `source` and `test-source` directories: ~~~sh ceylon format source test-source ~~~ To format all Ceylon code in the `source` directory into the `source-formatted` directory: ~~~sh ceylon format source --to source-formatted ~~~ To format ...

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