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Bnf Property

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Bnf

Array of token references that all together build up the definition of the current token.

Generally, if the array is not empty, the definition is a BNF rule (qIsBnfRule is set to true). However, some BNF rules do have an empty array (qIsBnfRule is set to true, but qBnf is empty).

JSON property name: qBnf

Bnf

Array of token references that all together build up the definition of the current token.

Generally, if the array is not empty, the definition is a BNF rule (qIsBnfRule is set to true). However, some BNF rules do have an empty array (qIsBnfRule is set to true, but qBnf is empty).

JSON property name: qBnf

Declaration

      IEnumerable<int> Bnf { get; set; }
    

Property Value

Type Description
System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<System.Int32>

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