function declaration, either for a regular function, a getter, or a setter. The shape of this node is:
IFunctionNode IMetaTagsNode <-- getMetaTagsNode() INamespaceDecorationNode <-- getNamespaceNode() IKeywordNode <-- getKeywordNode() IKeywordNode <-- getAccessorKeywordNode() IExpressionNode <-- getNameExpressionNode() IContainerNode <-- getParametersContainerNode() IExpressionNode <-- getReturnTypeNode() IScopedNode <-- getScopedNode()For example,
[Foo] [Bar] public function f(i:int, j:int = 0):void { ... } is represented as IVariableNode IMetaTagsNode IMetaTagNode "Foo" IMetaTagNode "Bar" INamespaceDecorationNode "public" IKeywordNode "function" IIdentifierNode "f" IContainerNode IParameterNode IIdentifierNode "a" IIdentifierNode "*" IParameterNode IIdentifierNode "b" IIdentifierNode "int" INumericLiteralNode 0 IIdentifierNode "void" IScopedNode ...If there is no metadata, the corresponding child node is not present.
If there is no namespace, the corresponding child node is not present.
For a getter or setter, there are two child nodes which are If there are no parameters, there is an empty child If there is no return type, the corresponding child node is not present.
"function" and one for "get" or "set". For a plain function, the second keyword node is not present. IContainerNode.
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