NxsToken

Abbreviation AppendToComment AppendToToken AtEOF AtEOL Begins BlanksToUnderscores DemandEndSemicolon DemandPositiveInt Equals EscapeString GetBlockName GetComment GetCurlyBracketedToken GetDoubleQuotedToken GetFileColumn GetFileLine GetFilePosition GetNextToken GetParentheticalToken GetQuoted GetQuoted GetToken GetTokenAsCStr GetTokenLength GetTokenReference IsPlusMinusToken IsPlusMinusToken IsPunctuation IsPunctuationToken IsPunctuationToken IsWhitespace IsWhitespaceToken IsWhitespaceToken NeedsQuotes OutputComment ProcessAsCommand ReplaceToken ResetToken SetBlockName SetLabileFlagBit SetSpecialPunctuationCharacter StoppedOn StripWhitespace ToUpper Write Writeln ~NxsToken

bool NxsToken::IsPunctuation ( char  ch  )  [inline, protected] Returns true if character supplied is considered a punctuation character. The following twenty characters are considered punctuation characters: > ()[]{}/\,;:=*'"`+-<> > Exceptions: ~ o The tilde character ('~') is also considered punctuation if the tildeIsPunctuation labile flag is set o The special punctuation character (specified using the SetSpecialPunctuationCharacter) is also considered punctuation if the useSpecialPunctuation labile flag is set o The hyphen (i.e., minus sign) character ('-') is not considered punctuation if the hyphenNotPunctuation labile flag is set ~ Use the SetLabileFlagBit method to set one or more NxsLabileFlags flags in `labileFlags' Definition at line 568 of file nxstoken.h.