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classProduction

packages/sql-faker/src/Grammar/Model/Production.php:14
final class Production
Restricted visibility: declared "@visibility root". Code outside that scope must not name this declaration.

Represents a single production (right-hand side) in a grammar rule.

A production is a sequence of symbols that a non-terminal can expand to.

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public list<Symbol> $symbols
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public ?int $ordinal = null
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public ?string $origin = null
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public function __construct(
    public list<Symbol> $symbols,
    public ?int $ordinal = null,
    public ?string $origin = null,
)
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Parameters

$symbolslist<Symbol>Sequence of terminal and non-terminal symbols
$ordinal?int
$origin?string
public function hasTerminal(string $value): bool
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Reports whether one of the symbols is a given terminal.

Parameters

$valuestringTerminal to look for

Returns

bool True when the production writes that terminal
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public function hasNonTerminal(string $value): bool
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Reports whether one of the symbols expands to a given rule.

Parameters

$valuestringNon-terminal to look for

Returns

bool True when the production expands to that rule
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public function hasAnyTerminal(): bool
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Reports whether the production writes anything at all by itself.

A production made only of non-terminals writes nothing until those are expanded, which is what tells a rule apart from one that anchors on a keyword.

Returns

bool True when at least one symbol is a terminal
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public function terminalAt(int $index): Terminal|null
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Answers the symbol at one position when it is a terminal.

Parameters

$indexintPosition in the production

Returns

Terminal|null Terminal at that position, or null when it is absent or a non-terminal
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public function nonTerminalAt(int $index): NonTerminal|null
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Answers the symbol at one position when it is a non-terminal.

Parameters

$indexintPosition in the production

Returns

NonTerminal|null Non-terminal at that position, or null when it is absent or a terminal
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public function nonTerminalNames(): list<string>
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Answers the rules the production expands to, in order.

Returns

list<string> Non-terminal names in the order they are written
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Test cases 362§

Test cases that cover or call this symbol, from the coverage report and from the analyzed test sources.

Dedicated tests 14
Other tests reaching this symbol 348

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Instantiated in 8
Type declarations 16