pub struct SyntaxNode(_);
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SyntaxNode. Untyped view of the syntax tree. Adds parent() and offset() capabilities.

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Returns the text of the token if this node is a token.

Lookups a syntax node using a stable syntax pointer. Should only be called on the root from which the stable pointer was generated.

Gets the inner token from a terminal SyntaxNode. If the given node is not a terminal, returns None.

Lookups a syntax node using an offset.

Returns all the text under the syntax node. Note that this traverses the syntax tree, and generates a new string, so use responsibly.

Returns all the text under the syntax node, without the outmost trivia (the leading trivia of the first token and the trailing trivia of the last token).

Note that this traverses the syntax tree, and generates a new string, so use responsibly.

Returns the text under the syntax node, according to the given span.

span is assumed to be contained within the span of self.

Note that this traverses the syntax tree, and generates a new string, so use responsibly.

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