IndexerDecl Properties

This property is just to make debugging easier.

Annotations (comments, attributes, directives, messages) associated with the current code object.

The Block body.

The descriptive category of the code object.

The column number associated with the CodeObject (if any, 0 if none).

The comment for the code object (if any).

Get the declaring TypeDecl.

The documentation comment for the code object (if any).

The End-Of-Line comment for the code object (if any).

Get the explicit interface expression (if any).

The 'getter' method for the indexer.

True if the code object has any annotations.

True if the Statement has an argument.

True if the Statement has parens around its argument.

True if the code object has any attributes.

True if the BlockStatement has braces.

True if the BlockStatement always requires braces.

True if the code object has any comments of any kind.

True if the code object has any compiler directive annotations.

True if the code object has any documentation comments.

True if the code object has any EOL comments.

True if the code object has any EOL or Postfix annotations.

True if the code object has any error messages.

True if the code object has any annotations on separate lines.

True if the indexer has a getter method.

True for all BlockStatements that have a header (all except CodeUnit and BlockDecl).

True if the code object has any Infix comments.

True if the code object has any generated messages.

Determines if the code object has no indentation.

True if the code object has any regular (non-doc) preceding (non-EOL, non-Infix, non-Postfix) comments.

True if the indexer has parameters.

True if the code object has any postfix annotations.

True if the indexer has a setter method.

Determines if the code object has a terminator character.

True if the Statement has a terminator character by default.

Any hidden reference to another CodeObject.

The infix comment for the code object (if any).

True if the property is abstract.

True if the BlockStatement has compact empty braces by default.

True if the closing paren or bracket is on a new line.

True if this is an explicit interface implementation.

True if the body of the property is represented with lambda expression syntax, otherwise false.

Determines if the code object appears as the first item on a line.

True if the code object defaults to starting on a new line.

Determines if the code object is generated.

Determines if the 'grouping' (has parens or braces) status has been set.

True if the property has internal access.

True if a BlockStatement is at a method body level (contains general code statements). For example, anything at a MethodDeclBase level or lower in the code tree. Specifically, NOT a NamespaceDecl, TypeDecl, or PropertyDeclBase.

True for multi-part statements, such as try/catch/finally or if/else.

Determines if the newline count has been set on the code object.

True if the method is an override.

True if the property has private access.

True if the property has protected access.

True if the property has public access.

True if the indexer is readable.

True if the CodeObject is renderable.

Determines if the code object only requires a single line for display.

True if the code object only requires a single line for display by default.

True if the property is static.

True if a BlockStatement is at the top level (those that have no header and no indent). For example, a CodeUnit, a BlockDecl with no parent or a DocComment or Project parent.

True if the property is virtual.

True if the indexer is writable.

The keyword associated with the Statement (null if none).

The line number associated with the CodeObject (if any, 0 if none).

Optional Modifiers for the property.

The name of the IndexerDecl.

The ThisRef or Dot expression representing the name of the IndexerDecl.

The number of newlines preceding the object (0 to N).

The number of parameters the indexer has.

A collection of ParameterDecls for the parameters of the indexer.

The parent CodeObject.

The postfix comment for the code object (if any).

True if the BlockStatement requires an empty statement if it has an empty block with no braces.

The 'setter' method for the indexer.

The terminator character for the Statement.

The type of the property.