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Type Alias: OperatorMatch

OperatorMatch = { matched: false; } | { kind: OperatorKind; matched: true; memoryOperator?: string; returnsValueAtRoot?: boolean; rewrittenExpression?: any; targetPath: SemanticPath; token: OperatorToken; }

Defined in: types.ts:100

Operator recognition can either match (and then execute) or pass.

Type Declaration

{ matched: false; }

matched

matched: false

{ kind: OperatorKind; matched: true; memoryOperator?: string; returnsValueAtRoot?: boolean; rewrittenExpression?: any; targetPath: SemanticPath; token: OperatorToken; }

kind

kind: OperatorKind

The operator kind from the registry

matched

matched: true

memoryOperator?

optional memoryOperator: string

If operator is producing a semantic memory, what should be recorded as operator. (me.ts uses "" for both "" and "->" pointer calls).

returnsValueAtRoot?

optional returnsValueAtRoot: boolean

Some operators return a value instead of writing when invoked at root.

  • root "=" thunk returns computed value
  • root "?" returns collected/transformed output

rewrittenExpression?

optional rewrittenExpression: any

The expression to write after the operator transforms it. e.g. pointer operator turns expression:string into

targetPath

targetPath: SemanticPath

The destination path that should receive the semantic write (operator leaf removed or otherwise transformed). In me.ts this is typically scope.

token

token: OperatorToken

The operator token that matched (e.g. "_", "=")