dolphindb 2.0.919 → 2.0.921

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package/language.d.ts DELETED
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- export declare const keywords: readonly ["assert", "const", "mutable", "def", "defg", "map", "mapr", "timer", "if", "else", "do", "for", "while", "return", "continue", "break", "try", "catch", "throw", "go", "use", "module", "and", "async", "await", "class", "del", "elif", "except", "finally", "global", "import", "is", "lambda", "nonlocal", "not", "or", "pass", "raise", "with", "yield", "select", "exec", "update", "insert", "create", "alter", "delete", "transaction", "inner join", "full join", "left join", "left semijoin", "context by", "partitioned by", "group by", "pivot by", "order by", "cgroup by", "csort", "limit", "top", "into", "from", "where", "having", "set", "as", "in", "on", "values", "asc", "desc"];
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- export declare const constants: readonly ["NULL", "true", "false", "pi", "e", "SCALAR", "VECTOR", "PAIR", "MATRIX", "SET", "DICT", "TABLE", "VOID", "BOOL", "CHAR", "SHORT", "INT", "INDEX", "LONG", "DATE", "MONTH", "TIME", "MINUTE", "SECOND", "DATETIME", "TIMESTAMP", "NANOTIME", "NANOTIMESTAMP", "FLOAT", "DOUBLE", "SYMBOL", "STRING", "UUID", "FUNCTIONDEF", "HANDLE", "CODE", "DATASOURCE", "RESOURCE", "ANY", "DICTIONARY", "DATEHOUR", "IPADDR", "INT128", "BLOB", "COMPLEX", "POINT", "DURATION", "OBJECT", "DECIMAL32", "DECIMAL64", "SEQ", "RANGE", "HASH", "VALUE", "LIST", "COMPO", "VAR", "SHARED", "DEF", "GLOBAL", "TABLE_READ", "TABLE_WRITE", "DBOBJ_CREATE", "DBOBJ_DELETE", "DB_MANAGE", "DB_OWNER", "VIEW_EXEC", "SCRIPT_EXEC", "TEST_EXEC", "HINT_HASH", "HINT_SNAPSHOT", "HINT_KEEPORDER", "HINT_SEQ", "HINT_EXPLAIN", "HINT_VECTORIZED", "HEAD", "CURRENT", "TAIL", "LINE", "PIE", "COLUMN", "BAR", "AREA", "SCATTER", "HISTOGRAM", "KLINE", "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARNING", "ERROR", "FIRST", "LAST", "ALL", "NONE", "HASH_PTN", "True", "False", "None"];
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- export declare const tm_language: Block;
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- interface Block {
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- patterns: Pattern[];
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- repository?: Record<string, Pattern | Block>;
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- }
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- type Pattern = Match | Include | Block;
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- type Match = MatchOne | MatchBeginEnd;
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- interface MatchOne {
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- /** a single-line regular expression */
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- match: RegExp | string;
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- /** This is the scope that will be applied to the matched text */
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- name?: string;
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- /** This use of the captures > patterns structure is extremely important.
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- Without it, a stretch of text matched by a match rule is considered finished, and
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- TextMate’s search proceeds to the rest of the line after the matched text.
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- With it, the stretch of matched text itself becomes a candidate for further matches.
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- */
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- captures?: Captures;
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- }
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- interface MatchBeginEnd {
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- begin: RegExp | string;
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- end: RegExp | string;
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- /** This is the scope (or an expression evaluating to a scope) to be applied to
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- the entire matched stretch(es) of text starting at the start of the begin match.
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- */
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- name?: string;
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- /** This is the scope to be applied to what’s between the begin match and the end match (or the end of the document). */
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- contentName?: string;
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- /** it applies to the region between the begin and end matches. */
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- patterns?: Pattern[];
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- beginCaptures?: Captures;
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- endCaptures?: Captures;
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- whileCaptures?: Captures;
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- /** If the name or number of the matched group happens to be the same for both the begin pattern and the other pattern,
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- you can (if appropriate) use captures as a shorthand to avoid saying the same thing twice.
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- */
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- captures?: Captures;
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- applyEndPatternLast?: 1;
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- }
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- interface Include {
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- include: string;
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- }
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- type Captures = Record<string | number, {
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- /** This is the scope that will be assigned to the matched group text. */
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- name?: string;
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- /** This is a list of match rules to be sought within the matched group text
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- — thus permitting the search for matches to continue inside the matched text.
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- */
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- patterns?: Pattern[];
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- }>;
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- export {};