Examples of cambridge.parser.tokens.AssignToken

cambridge.parser.tokens.AssignToken
AssignToken is returned by the tokenizer when it is in a Tag context and it an Assign char (=) after an attribute name. (AttributeNameToken)
Example:

         return expressionToken(col, line, false);
      } else if (c == '%' && peek(1) == '{') {
         return expressionToken(col, line, true);
      } else if (c == '=') {
         state = State.TAG_EXPECTING_ATT_VALUE;
         return new AssignToken(line, col, "=", getLineNo(), getColumn());
         // ATTRIBUTES -- Somewhere betweeen <X and >
      } else if (CharUtil.isName(c)) {
         // These characters should not be here...


         if (c == '\'') {

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         return expressionToken(col, line, false);
      } else if (c == '%' && peek(1) == '{') {
         return expressionToken(col, line, true);
      } else if (c == '=') {
         state = State.TAG_EXPECTING_ATT_VALUE;
         return new AssignToken(line, col, "=", getLineNo(), getColumn());
         // ATTRIBUTES -- Somewhere betweeen <X and >
      } else if (CharUtil.isName(c)) {
         // These characters should not be here...


         if (c == '\'') {

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