1 | import { ErrorCode } from '../errors.js';
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2 | import { Range } from '../nodes/Node.js';
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3 | import type { Scalar } from '../nodes/Scalar.js';
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4 | import type { BlockScalar, FlowScalar, SourceToken, Token } from './cst.js';
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5 | /**
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6 | * If `token` is a CST flow or block scalar, determine its string value and a few other attributes.
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7 | * Otherwise, return `null`.
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8 | */
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9 | export declare function resolveAsScalar(token: FlowScalar | BlockScalar, strict?: boolean, onError?: (offset: number, code: ErrorCode, message: string) => void): {
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10 | value: string;
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11 | type: Scalar.Type | null;
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12 | comment: string;
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13 | range: Range;
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14 | };
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15 | export declare function resolveAsScalar(token: Token | null | undefined, strict?: boolean, onError?: (offset: number, code: ErrorCode, message: string) => void): {
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16 | value: string;
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17 | type: Scalar.Type | null;
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18 | comment: string;
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19 | range: Range;
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20 | } | null;
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21 | /**
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22 | * Create a new scalar token with `value`
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23 | *
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24 | * Values that represent an actual string but may be parsed as a different type should use a `type` other than `'PLAIN'`,
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25 | * as this function does not support any schema operations and won't check for such conflicts.
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26 | *
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27 | * @param value The string representation of the value, which will have its content properly indented.
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28 | * @param context.end Comments and whitespace after the end of the value, or after the block scalar header. If undefined, a newline will be added.
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29 | * @param context.implicitKey Being within an implicit key may affect the resolved type of the token's value.
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30 | * @param context.indent The indent level of the token.
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31 | * @param context.inFlow Is this scalar within a flow collection? This may affect the resolved type of the token's value.
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32 | * @param context.offset The offset position of the token.
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33 | * @param context.type The preferred type of the scalar token. If undefined, the previous type of the `token` will be used, defaulting to `'PLAIN'`.
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34 | */
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35 | export declare function createScalarToken(value: string, context: {
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36 | end?: SourceToken[];
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37 | implicitKey?: boolean;
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38 | indent: number;
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39 | inFlow?: boolean;
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40 | offset?: number;
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41 | type?: Scalar.Type;
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42 | }): BlockScalar | FlowScalar;
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43 | /**
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44 | * Set the value of `token` to the given string `value`, overwriting any previous contents and type that it may have.
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45 | *
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46 | * Best efforts are made to retain any comments previously associated with the `token`,
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47 | * though all contents within a collection's `items` will be overwritten.
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48 | *
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49 | * Values that represent an actual string but may be parsed as a different type should use a `type` other than `'PLAIN'`,
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50 | * as this function does not support any schema operations and won't check for such conflicts.
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51 | *
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52 | * @param token Any token. If it does not include an `indent` value, the value will be stringified as if it were an implicit key.
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53 | * @param value The string representation of the value, which will have its content properly indented.
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54 | * @param context.afterKey In most cases, values after a key should have an additional level of indentation.
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55 | * @param context.implicitKey Being within an implicit key may affect the resolved type of the token's value.
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56 | * @param context.inFlow Being within a flow collection may affect the resolved type of the token's value.
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57 | * @param context.type The preferred type of the scalar token. If undefined, the previous type of the `token` will be used, defaulting to `'PLAIN'`.
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58 | */
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59 | export declare function setScalarValue(token: Token, value: string, context?: {
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60 | afterKey?: boolean;
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61 | implicitKey?: boolean;
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62 | inFlow?: boolean;
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63 | type?: Scalar.Type;
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64 | }): void;
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