Identifies the category of a token produced when the Studio Explorer filter bar lexes a filter expression.
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- End-of-input token emitted when the lexer reaches the end of the filter string.
- An unquoted identifier token, such as an instance name or property key in a filter expression.
- A string literal token delimited by single (
') or double (") quotes, with backslash escape support. - A numeric literal token representing an integer or decimal value used in a comparison.
- The case-insensitive keyword
and, used to combine filter conditions with logical AND. - The case-insensitive keyword
or, used to combine filter conditions with logical OR. - The equality comparison operator, matched as
=or==in a filter expression. - The not-equal comparison operator (
~=). - The greater-than comparison operator (
>). - The greater-than-or-equal comparison operator (
>=). - The less-than comparison operator (
<). - The less-than-or-equal comparison operator (
<=). - The colon character (
:), used as a separator in filter expressions such asClassName:PropertyName. - The dot character (
.), used to navigate nested property paths in a filter expression. - The opening parenthesis character (
(), used to begin a grouped subexpression in a filter. - The closing parenthesis character (
)), used to end a grouped subexpression in a filter. - The single wildcard character (
*), used to match any single name segment in a filter path. - The double wildcard token (
**), which matches any number of path segments recursively across the instance hierarchy. - A character that is syntactically recognized but has no defined meaning in the current filter grammar.
No class members use Enum.LexemeType.