Enumerations

Undocumented

Represents the qualifier for C++ methods that determines how the implicit this parameter is used in the method.

Represents the errors that can be thrown by libclang.

Describes parameter passing direction for \param or \arg command. This determines how the callee of a function intends to use the argument. For example, an .in argument is meant to be consumed or read by the caller. An .out argument is usually a pointer and is meant to be filled by the caller, usually to return multiple pieces of data from a function. An .inout argument is meant to be read and written out to by the caller.

Used as the return type for Cursor.visitChildren. Describes what to do after each iteration of a child visitation.

Describes the visibility of a given symbol at link time.

Describes the kind of a template argument.

Represents the C++ access control level to a base class for a cursor.

Represents the storage classes as declared in the source.

Describes the severity of a particular diagnostic.

Describes the kind of error that occurred (if any) in a call to loadDiagnostics

Represents the result of evaluating a CXCursor

Describes the calling convention of a function type

The language a given cursor is written in.