blark.transform.BitString

class blark.transform.BitString(type_name: Token | None, value: Token, meta: Meta | None = None)[source]

Bases: Literal

Bit string literal value.

Lark grammar

This class is used by the following grammar rules:

bit_string_literal

bit_string_literal: [ BIT_STRING_TYPE_NAME "#" ] "2#" BIT_STRING    -> binary_bit_string_literal
                  | [ BIT_STRING_TYPE_NAME "#" ] "8#" OCTAL_STRING  -> octal_bit_string_literal
                  | [ BIT_STRING_TYPE_NAME "#" ] "16#" HEX_STRING   -> hex_bit_string_literal
                  | [ BIT_STRING_TYPE_NAME "#" ] INTEGER

Methods

`__init__`(type_name, value[, meta])
`from_lark`(type_name, value)

Attributes

`base`	The numeric base of the value (e.g., 10 is decimal)
`meta`	Lark metadata.
`type_name`	The optional type name of the string.
`value`	The string literal.

type_name: Token | None: The optional type name of the string.

value: Token: The string literal.

base: ClassVar[int] = 10: The numeric base of the value (e.g., 10 is decimal)

meta: Meta | None = None: Lark metadata.

classmethod from_lark(type_name: Token | None, value: Token)[source]

__init__(type_name: Token | None, value: Token, meta: Meta | None = None) → None