Global Functionswift-protobuf 1.28.1SwiftProtobufPluginLibrary

    isValidSwiftIdentifier(_:allowQuoted:)

    Use this to check whether a generated identifier is actually valid for use in generated Swift code.

    SwiftLanguage.swift:96
    func isValidSwiftIdentifier(_ s: String, allowQuoted: Bool = false) -> Bool
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    Parameters

    s

    The string to check.

    allowQuoted

    If the parameter to should allowed to be a quoted identifier.

    This implements the full grammar for validating an arbitrary Swift identifier as documented in “The Swift Programming Language.” In particular, it does correctly handle identifiers with arbitrary Unicode in them.

    For details, see:

    https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/zzSummaryOfTheGrammar.html

    Note: This is purely a syntactic check; it does not test whether the identifier is a Swift reserved word. We do exclude implicit parameter identifiers (”$1”, “$2”, etc) and “_”, though.