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TextChangeRange

struct

Core/Vixen.Core.Syntax/Text/TextChange.cs:43

csharp

public readonly record struct TextChangeRange

Where two texts differ: in the old text became characters in the new one.

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Remarks

What an incremental reparse consumes. Distinct from TextChange in carrying only the new length, not the new text: a reparser needs to know which region moved and by how much, and reads the characters from the new text itself.

Fields and properties (3)

public TextSpan Span
The affected range in the old text.
public int NewLength
How many characters replaced it.
public int Delta
Characters added, minus characters removed.

Methods (2)

public TextChangeRange(TextSpan Span, int NewLength)
Where two texts differ: in the old text became characters in the new one.
public override string ToString()
Returns the fully qualified type name of this instance.

Used by (3)

BlenderVixen.Core.Syntax
SourceTextVixen.Core.Syntax
TextChangeTestsVixen.Core.Syntax.Tests