![]() This was the odd one out, with similar methods not existing for any other attributes. In the places where it is used, it is best replaced by AttrBuilder::getAttribute(), which allows us to both test for presence of the attribute and retrieve its value at the same time. (To just check for presence, contains() could be used.) |
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CMakeLists.txt | ||
LLLexer.cpp | ||
LLParser.cpp | ||
Parser.cpp |