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package org.eclipse.jdt.core.compiler;

Maps each terminal symbol in the java-grammar into a unique integer.
This integer is used to represent the terminal when computing a parsing action.
See Also:
IScanner
Since:
2.0
@noimplement
This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients./**
 * Maps each terminal symbol in the java-grammar into a unique integer.
 * This integer is used to represent the terminal when computing a parsing action.
 *
 * @see IScanner
 * @since 2.0
 * @noimplement This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.
 */
public interface ITerminalSymbols {

	int TokenNameWHITESPACE = 1000;
	int TokenNameCOMMENT_LINE = 1001;
	int TokenNameCOMMENT_BLOCK = 1002;
	int TokenNameCOMMENT_JAVADOC = 1003;

	
Deprecated:
With the introduction of "restricted keywords" in Java 9, classification of tokens by a scanner is inherently unreliable. Any token classified as an identifier could still be a "restricted keyword". Future versions of Java will introduce more words that have special syntactical meaning in specific contexts. For reliably detecting an identifier the only real solution is to use a parser instead (see also the caveat at the top of the interface documentation of IScanner)./**
	 * @deprecated With the introduction of "restricted keywords" in Java 9, classification of tokens 
	 * 	 by a scanner is inherently unreliable. Any token classified as an identifier could still
	 *   be a "restricted keyword". Future versions of Java will introduce more words that have
	 *   special syntactical meaning in specific contexts.
	 *   For reliably detecting an identifier the only real solution is to use a parser instead 
	 *   (see also the caveat at the top of the	interface documentation of {@link IScanner}).
	 */
	@Deprecated
	int TokenNameIdentifier = 5;
	int TokenNameabstract = 98;

    
"assert" token (added in J2SE 1.4).
/**
     * "assert" token (added in J2SE 1.4).
     */
	int TokenNameassert = 118;
	int TokenNameboolean = 18;
	int TokenNamebreak = 119;
	int TokenNamebyte = 19;
	int TokenNamecase = 211;
	int TokenNamecatch = 225;
	int TokenNamechar = 20;
	int TokenNameclass = 165;
	int TokenNamecontinue = 120;
	int TokenNamedefault = 212;
	int TokenNamedo = 121;
	int TokenNamedouble = 21;
	int TokenNameelse = 213;
	int TokenNameextends = 243;
	int TokenNamefalse = 37;
	int TokenNamefinal = 99;
	int TokenNamefinally = 226;
	int TokenNamefloat = 22;
	int TokenNamefor = 122;
	int TokenNameif = 123;
	int TokenNameimplements = 268;
	int TokenNameimport = 191;
	int TokenNameinstanceof = 65;
	int TokenNameint = 23;
	int TokenNameinterface = 180;
	int TokenNamelong = 24;
	int TokenNamenative = 100;
	int TokenNamenew = 32;
	int TokenNamenull = 38;
	int TokenNamepackage = 214;
	int TokenNameprivate = 101;
	int TokenNameprotected = 102;
	int TokenNamepublic = 103;
	int TokenNamereturn = 124;
	int TokenNameshort = 25;
	int TokenNamestatic = 94;
	int TokenNamestrictfp = 104;
	int TokenNamesuper = 33;
	int TokenNameswitch = 125;
	int TokenNamesynchronized = 85;
	int TokenNamethis = 34;
	int TokenNamethrow = 126;
	int TokenNamethrows = 227;
	int TokenNametransient = 105;
	int TokenNametrue = 39;
	int TokenNametry = 127;
	int TokenNamevoid = 26;
	int TokenNamevolatile = 106;
	int TokenNamewhile = 117;
	int TokenNameIntegerLiteral = 40;
	int TokenNameLongLiteral = 41;
	int TokenNameFloatingPointLiteral = 42;
	int TokenNameDoubleLiteral = 43;
	int TokenNameCharacterLiteral = 44;
	int TokenNameStringLiteral = 45;
	
Since:
3.20
@noreference
This class is not intended to be referenced by clients as it is a part of Java preview feature./**
	 * @since 3.20
	 * @noreference This class is not intended to be referenced by clients as it is a part of Java preview feature.
	 */
	int TokenNameTextBlock = 46;
	int TokenNamePLUS_PLUS = 1;
	int TokenNameMINUS_MINUS = 2;
	int TokenNameEQUAL_EQUAL = 35;
	int TokenNameLESS_EQUAL = 66;
	int TokenNameGREATER_EQUAL = 67;
	int TokenNameNOT_EQUAL = 36;
	int TokenNameLEFT_SHIFT = 14;
	int TokenNameRIGHT_SHIFT = 11;
	int TokenNameUNSIGNED_RIGHT_SHIFT = 12;
	int TokenNamePLUS_EQUAL = 168;
	int TokenNameMINUS_EQUAL = 169;
	int TokenNameMULTIPLY_EQUAL = 170;
	int TokenNameDIVIDE_EQUAL = 171;
	int TokenNameAND_EQUAL = 172;
	int TokenNameOR_EQUAL = 173;
	int TokenNameXOR_EQUAL = 174;
	int TokenNameREMAINDER_EQUAL = 175;
	int TokenNameLEFT_SHIFT_EQUAL = 176;
	int TokenNameRIGHT_SHIFT_EQUAL = 177;
	int TokenNameUNSIGNED_RIGHT_SHIFT_EQUAL = 178;
	int TokenNameOR_OR = 80;
	int TokenNameAND_AND = 79;
	int TokenNamePLUS = 3;
	int TokenNameMINUS = 4;
	int TokenNameNOT = 71;
	int TokenNameREMAINDER = 9;
	int TokenNameXOR = 63;
	int TokenNameAND = 62;
	int TokenNameMULTIPLY = 8;
	int TokenNameOR = 70;
	int TokenNameTWIDDLE = 72;
	int TokenNameDIVIDE = 10;
	int TokenNameGREATER = 68;
	int TokenNameLESS = 69;
	int TokenNameLPAREN = 7;
	int TokenNameRPAREN = 86;
	int TokenNameLBRACE = 110;
	int TokenNameRBRACE = 95;
	int TokenNameLBRACKET = 15;
	int TokenNameRBRACKET = 166;
	int TokenNameSEMICOLON = 64;
	int TokenNameQUESTION = 81;
	int TokenNameCOLON = 154;
	int TokenNameCOMMA = 90;
	int TokenNameDOT = 6;
	int TokenNameEQUAL = 167;
	int TokenNameEOF = 158;
	int TokenNameERROR = 309;

    
"enum" keyword (added in J2SE 1.5).
Since:
3.0/**
     * "enum" keyword (added in J2SE 1.5).
     * @since 3.0
     */
	int TokenNameenum = 400;

    
"@" token (added in J2SE 1.5).
Since:
3.0/**
     * "@" token (added in J2SE 1.5).
     * @since 3.0
     */
	int TokenNameAT = 401;

    
"..." token (added in J2SE 1.5).
Since:
3.0/**
     * "..." token (added in J2SE 1.5).
     * @since 3.0
     */
	int TokenNameELLIPSIS = 402;

	
Since:
3.1/**
	 * @since 3.1
	 */
	int TokenNameconst = 403;

	
Since:
3.1/**
	 * @since 3.1
	 */
	int TokenNamegoto = 404;  // goto not found in Java ? :)

	
Since:
3.10/**
	 * @since 3.10
	 */
	int TokenNameARROW = 405;
	
Since:
3.10/**
	 * @since 3.10
	 */
	int TokenNameCOLON_COLON = 406;
	
}