TypeScript React
Below are visualizations of all our scope tests for this language. These were created primarily for testing purposes rather than as documentation. There are quite a few, and they may feel a bit overwhelming from a documentation standpoint.
Scopes
Anonymous function
1. Anonymous function
An anonymous function, eg a lambda function, an arrow function, etc.Argument list
1. Argument list: Actual constructor empty
An empty list of arguments in a constructor call. Insertion delimiter should be empty.2. Argument list: Actual constructor multi line
A multi-line list of arguments in a constructor call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.3. Argument list: Actual constructor single line
A single-line list of arguments in a constructor call4. Argument list: Actual empty
An empty list of arguments in a function call. Insertion delimiter should be empty.5. Argument list: Actual method empty
An empty list of arguments in a method call. Insertion delimiter should be empty.6. Argument list: Actual method multi line
A multi-line list of arguments in a method call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.7. Argument list: Actual method single line
A single-line list of arguments in a method call8. Argument list: Actual multi line
A multi-line list of arguments in a function call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.9. Argument list: Actual single line
A single-line list of arguments in a function call10. Argument list: Formal constructor empty
An empty list of parameters in a constructor declaration. Insertion delimiter should be empty.11. Argument list: Formal constructor multi line
A multi-line list of parameters in a constructor declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.12. Argument list: Formal constructor single line
A single-line list of parameters in a constructor declaration13. Argument list: Formal empty
An empty list of parameters in a function declaration. Insertion delimiter should be empty.14. Argument list: Formal lambda empty
An empty list of parameters in an anonymous function. Insertion delimiter should be empty.15. Argument list: Formal lambda multi line
A multi-line list of parameters in an anonymous function. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.16. Argument list: Formal lambda single line
A single-line list of parameters in an anonymous function17. Argument list: Formal method empty
An empty list of parameters in a method declaration. Insertion delimiter should be empty.18. Argument list: Formal method multi line
A multi-line list of parameters in a method declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.19. Argument list: Formal method single line
A single-line list of parameters in a method declaration20. Argument list: Formal multi line
A multi-line list of parameters in a function declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.21. Argument list: Formal single line
A single-line list of parameters in a function declarationArgument or parameter
1. Argument: Actual constructor multi line
A multi-line argument in a constructor call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.2. Argument: Actual constructor single line
A single-line argument in a constructor call3. Argument: Actual method multi line
A multi-line argument in a method call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.4. Argument: Actual method single line
A single-line argument in a method call5. Argument: Actual multi line
A multi-line argument in a function call. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.6. Argument: Actual single line
A single-line argument in a function call7. Argument: Formal catch
A parameter in a catch clause8. Argument: Formal constructor multi line
A multi-line parameter in a constructor declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.9. Argument: Formal constructor single line
A single-line parameter in a constructor declaration10. Argument: Formal lambda multi line
A multi-line parameter in an anonymous function. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.11. Argument: Formal lambda single line
A single-line parameter in an anonymous function12. Argument: Formal method multi line
A multi-line parameter in a method declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.13. Argument: Formal method single line
A single-line parameter in a method declaration14. Argument: Formal multi line
A multi-line parameter in a function declaration. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.15. Argument: Formal single line
A single-line parameter in a function declaration16. Argument: Actual (iteration)
Iteration scope for arguments in a function call: the argument list. The domain should be the entire function call.17. Argument: Actual constructor (iteration)
Iteration scope for arguments in a constructor call: the argument list. The domain should be the entire constructor call..18. Argument: Actual method (iteration)
Iteration scope for arguments in a method call: the argument list. The domain should be the entire method call.19. Argument: Formal (iteration)
Iteration scope for parameters in a function declaration: the parameter list. The domain should be the entire function.20. Argument: Formal constructor (iteration)
Iteration scope for parameters in a constructor declaration: the parameter list. The domain should be the entire constructor.21. Argument: Formal lambda (iteration)
Iteration scope for parameters in an anonymous function: the parameter list. The domain should be the entire anonymous function.22. Argument: Formal method (iteration)
Iteration scope for parameters in a method declaration: the parameter list. The domain should be the entire method.Attribute
1. Attribute
An attribute, eg of an HTML element or a C++ attributeBranch
1. Branch: If
An if branch2. Branch: If elif else
An if-elif-else branch. The removal range for the if branch should include the trailingelse keyword.3. Branch: If else
An if-else branch4. Branch: Switch case
A case/default branch in a switch statement5. Branch: Ternary
A branch in a ternary expression6. Branch: Try
A try/catch/finally branch7. Branch: If (iteration)
Iteration scope for if/elif/else branches: the if/elif/else statement.8. Branch: Switch case (iteration)
Iteration scope for case/default branches in a switch statement: the switch statement body.9. Branch: Ternary (iteration)
Iteration scope for ternary expression branches: the ternary expression.10. Branch: Try (iteration)
Iteration scope for try/catch/finally branches: the try/catch/finally statement.Class
1. Class
A class/struct declaration2. Class (iteration document)
Iteration scope for classes: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.Collection item
1. Collection item: Unenclosed multi line
An item in a comma-separated multi-line list without enclosing delimiters. This could be multi-variable declarations, import statements, etc. Insertion delimiter should include a newline.2. Collection item: Unenclosed single line
An item in a comma-separated single-line list without enclosing delimiters. This could be multi-variable declarations, import statements, etc.3. Collection item: Unenclosed (iteration)
Iteration scope for items in a comma-separated list without enclosing delimitersCollection key
1. Key: Attribute
Key (LHS) of an attribute, eg in an XML/HTML element2. Key: Map pair
Key (LHS) of a key-value pair in a map3. Key: Map pair (iteration)
Iteration scope for keys of key-value pairs in a map: should be between the braces.Comment
1. Comment: Block
A block comment2. Comment: Line
A line commentCondition
1. Condition: Do while
A condition in a do-while loop2. Condition: For
A condition in a for loop3. Condition: If
A condition in an if statement4. Condition: Switch case
A condition in a switch statement5. Condition: Ternary
A condition in a ternary expression6. Condition: While
A condition in a while loop7. Condition: Switch case (iteration)
Iteration scope for conditions in a switch statement: the switch statement body.Function call
1. Function call
A function call2. Function call: Chain
A chain of function calls, egfoo().bar()3. Function call: Constructor
A constructor call4. Function call: Generic
A function call with generic type arguments5. Function call: Method
A method callFunction callee
1. Function callee
The function being called in a function call2. Function callee: Chain
The function being called in a chain of function calls, including parent objects.3. Function callee: Constructor
The class being constructed in a class instantiation, including thenew keyword.4. Function callee: Generic
The function being called in a function call with generic type arguments5. Function callee: Method
The function being called in a method call, including parent objects.If statement
1. If statement
An if statementInterior
1. Interior: Class
The body of a class/struct declaration2. Interior: Constructor
The body of a constructor declaration3. Interior: Do while
The body of a do-while loop4. Interior: Element
The interior/children of an XML/HTML element5. Interior: Enum
The body of an enum declaration6. Interior: For
The body of a for loop7. Interior: Foreach
The body of a for-each loop8. Interior: Function
The body of a function declaration9. Interior: If
The body of an if/elif/else branch10. Interior: Interface
The body of an interface declaration11. Interior: Lambda
The block body of an anonymous function12. Interior: Method
The body of a method declaration13. Interior: Static
The body of a static initialization block in a class14. Interior: Switch
The body of a switch statement15. Interior: Switch case
The body of a case/default branch in a switch statement16. Interior: Try
The body of a try/catch/finally branch17. Interior: While
The body of a while loopList
1. List
A list/arrayMap
1. Map
A map/dictionaryName
1. Name: Argument catch
Name of a parameter in a catch clause2. Name: Argument formal
Name of a parameter in a function declaration3. Name: Argument formal constructor
Name of a parameter in a constructor declaration4. Name: Argument formal lambda
Name of a parameter in an anonymous function5. Name: Argument formal method
Name of a parameter in a method declaration6. Name: Assignment
Name (LHS) of an assignment statement7. Name: Assignment compound
Name (LHS) of a compound assignment statement, eg +=/-=8. Name: Assignment destructuring
Name (LHS) of an assignment statement using a destructuring pattern9. Name: Class
Name of a class/struct declaration10. Name: Constant
Name (LHS) of a constant declaration11. Name: Constructor
Name of a constructor declaration12. Name: Enum
Name of an enum declaration13. Name: Field class
Name (LHS) of a field declaration in a class/struct14. Name: Field enum
Name (LHS) of a field declaration in an enum15. Name: Field interface
Name (LHS) of a field declaration in an interface16. Name: Foreach
Iteration variable name in a for-each loop17. Name: Function
Name of a function declaration18. Name: Interface
Name of an interface declaration19. Name: Method
Name of a method declaration20. Name: Method interface
Name of a method declaration in an interface21. Name: Type alias
Name (LHS) of a type alias declaration22. Name: Variable destructuring
Name (LHS) of a variable declaration using a destructuring pattern23. Name: Variable initialized
Name (LHS) of an initialized variable declaration24. Name: Variable uninitialized
Name (LHS) of an uninitialized variable declaration25. Name (iteration block)
Iteration scope for names: statement blocks (body of functions/if-statements/for-loops/etc).26. Name (iteration class)
Iteration scope for names: class bodies.27. Name (iteration document)
Iteration scope for names: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.28. Name (iteration enum)
Iteration scope for names: enum bodies.29. Name (iteration interface)
Iteration scope for names: interface bodies.30. Name: Argument formal (iteration)
Iteration scope for names of parameters in a function declaration: the parameter list.31. Name: Argument formal constructor (iteration)
Iteration scope for names of parameters in a constructor declaration: the parameter list.32. Name: Argument formal lambda (iteration)
Iteration scope for names of parameters in an anonymous function: the parameter list.33. Name: Argument formal method (iteration)
Iteration scope for names of parameters in a method declaration: the parameter list.Named function
1. Named function
A named function declaration2. Named function: Constructor
A constructor declaration3. Named function: Method
A method declaration4. Named function (iteration class)
Iteration scope for named functions: class bodies.5. Named function (iteration document)
Iteration scope for named functions: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.Regular expression
1. Regular expression
A regular expressionStatement
1. Statement: Assignment
An assignment statement2. Statement: Assignment compound
A compound assignment statement, eg +=/-=3. Statement: Assignment destructuring
An assignment statement using a destructuring pattern4. Statement: Break
A break statement5. Statement: Class
A class/struct declaration6. Statement: Constant
A constant declaration7. Statement: Constructor
A constructor declaration8. Statement: Continue
A continue statement9. Statement: Do while
A do-while loop10. Statement: Enum
An enum declaration11. Statement: Field class
A field declaration in a class/struct12. Statement: Field interface
A field declaration in an interface13. Statement: For
A for loop14. Statement: Foreach
A for-each loop15. Statement: Function
A named function declaration16. Statement: Function call
A function call statement17. Statement: If
An if/elif/else statement18. Statement: Import
An import statement19. Statement: Interface
An interface declaration20. Statement: Method
A method declaration21. Statement: Method interface
A method declaration in an interface22. Statement: Misc
A miscellaneous statement23. Statement: Return
A return statement24. Statement: Static
A static initialization block in a class, egstatic { ... }25. Statement: Switch
A switch statement26. Statement: Throw
A throw statement27. Statement: Try
A try/catch/finally statement28. Statement: Type alias
A type alias declaration29. Statement: Update
An update statement, eg ++/--30. Statement: Variable destructuring
A variable declaration using a destructuring pattern, egconst { x, y } = point31. Statement: Variable initialized
An initialized variable declaration32. Statement: Variable uninitialized
An uninitialized variable declaration33. Statement: While
A while loop34. Statement: Yield
A yield statement35. Statement (iteration block)
Iteration scope for statements: statement blocks (body of functions/if-statements/for-loops/etc).36. Statement (iteration class)
Iteration scope for statements: class bodies.37. Statement (iteration document)
Iteration scope for statements: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.38. Statement (iteration interface)
Iteration scope for statements: interface bodies.Type
1. Type: Alias
A type alias declaration2. Type: Argument catch
Type of a parameter in a catch clause3. Type: Argument formal
Type of a parameter in a function declaration4. Type: Argument formal constructor
Type of a parameter in a constructor declaration5. Type: Argument formal lambda
Type of a parameter in an anonymous function6. Type: Argument formal method
Type of a parameter in a method declaration7. Type: Cast
A type cast8. Type: Class
A class/struct declaration9. Type: Constant
Type of a constant declaration10. Type: Enum
An enum declaration11. Type: Field class
Type of a field declaration in a class/struct12. Type: Field interface
Type of a field declaration in an interface13. Type: Interface
An interface declaration14. Type: Return
Type of a return value in a function declaration15. Type: Return lambda
Type of a return value in an anonymous function16. Type: Return method
Type of a return value in a method declaration17. Type: Type argument
Type argument to a generic / parametrized type18. Type: Variable initialized
Type of an initialized variable declaration19. Type: Variable uninitialized
Type of an uninitialized variable declaration20. Type (iteration block)
Iteration scope for types: statement blocks (body of functions/if-statements/for-loops/etc).21. Type (iteration class)
Iteration scope for types: class bodies.22. Type (iteration document)
Iteration scope for types: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.23. Type (iteration interface)
Iteration scope for types: interface bodies.24. Type: Argument formal (iteration)
Iteration scope for types of parameters in a function declaration: the parameter list.25. Type: Argument formal constructor (iteration)
Iteration scope for types of parameters in a constructor declaration: the parameter list.26. Type: Argument formal lambda (iteration)
Iteration scope for types of parameters in an anonymous function: the parameter list.27. Type: Argument formal method (iteration)
Iteration scope for types of parameters in a method declaration: the parameter list.28. Type: Type argument (iteration)
Iteration scope for type arguments to a generic / parametrized type: the type argument list.Value
1. Value: Argument formal
Default value of a parameter in a function declaration2. Value: Argument formal constructor
Default value of a parameter in a constructor declaration3. Value: Argument formal lambda
Default value of a parameter in an anonymous function4. Value: Argument formal method
Default value of a parameter in a method declaration5. Value: Assignment
Value (RHS) of an assignment statement6. Value: Assignment compound
Value (RHS) of a compound assignment statement, eg +=/-=7. Value: Assignment destructuring
Value (RHS) of an assignment statement using a destructuring pattern8. Value: Attribute
Value (RHS) of an attribute, eg in an XML/HTML element9. Value: Constant
Value (RHS) of a constant declaration10. Value: Field class
Value (RHS) of a field declaration in a class/struct11. Value: Field enum
Value (RHS) of a field declaration in an enum12. Value: Foreach
Iterable in a for-each loop13. Value: Map pair
Value (RHS) of a key-value pair in a map14. Value: Return
Return value of a function15. Value: Return lambda
Implicit return value of an anonymous function16. Value: Switch
Value / subject of a switch statement17. Value: Throw
Value of a throw statement18. Value: Type alias
Type expression (RHS) of a type alias declaration19. Value: Variable
Value (RHS) of a variable declaration20. Value: Variable destructuring
Value (RHS) of a variable declaration using a destructuring pattern21. Value: Yield
Value of a yield statement22. Value (iteration block)
Iteration scope for values: statement blocks (body of functions/if-statements/for-loops/etc).23. Value (iteration class)
Iteration scope for values: class bodies.24. Value (iteration document)
Iteration scope for values: the entire document including leading and trailing empty lines.25. Value (iteration enum)
Iteration scope for values: enum bodies.26. Value: Argument formal (iteration)
Iteration scope for default values of parameters in a function declaration: the parameter list.27. Value: Argument formal constructor (iteration)
Iteration scope for default values of parameters in a constructor declaration: the parameter list.28. Value: Argument formal lambda (iteration)
Iteration scope for default values of parameters in an anonymous function: the parameter list.29. Value: Argument formal method (iteration)
Iteration scope for default values of parameters in a method declaration: the parameter list.30. Value: Map pair (iteration)
Iteration scope for values of key-value pairs in a map: should be between the braces.Xml both tags
1. Tags
Both tags in an XML/HTML elementXml element
1. Element
An XML/HTML element. Also used for LaTeX environmentsXml end tag
1. End tag
The end tag of an XML/HTML elementXml start tag
1. Start tag
The start tag of an XML/HTML elementInternal scopes
The following are internal scopes. They are not intended for user interaction or spoken use. These scopes exist solely for internal Cursorless functionality.
Disqualify delimiter
1. Disqualify delimiter
Internally used to disqualify a token from being treated as a surrounding pair delimiter. This will usually be operators containing> or <, eg <, <=, ->, etc.Pair delimiter
1. Pair delimiter
Internally used to add additional language specific surrounding pair delimiters in addition to the text based definitions. egr".