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```idl |
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interface Node { |
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- type: string; |
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- data: Data?; |
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- position: Position?; |
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+ type: string |
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+ data: Data? |
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+ position: Position? |
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} |
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``` |
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```idl |
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interface Position { |
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- start: Point; |
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- end: Point; |
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- indent: [number >= 1]?; |
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+ start: Point |
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+ end: Point |
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+ indent: [number >= 1]? |
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} |
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``` |
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interface Point { |
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- line: number >= 1; |
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- column: number >= 1; |
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- offset: number >= 0?; |
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+ line: number >= 1 |
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+ column: number >= 1 |
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+ offset: number >= 0? |
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} |
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``` |
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```idl |
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interface Parent <: Node { |
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+ children: [Node] |
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} |
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```idl |
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interface Literal <: Node { |
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- value: any; |
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+ value: any |
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} |
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``` |
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