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* Context for determining member access separators in assignment targets.
*
* This interface encapsulates the pre-computed state needed to determine
* whether to use "_", ".", "::", or "->" as the separator between identifiers
* in member access chains.
*/
interface ISeparatorContext {
/** Whether the access starts with `global.` prefix */
readonly hasGlobal: boolean;
/** Whether this is a cross-scope access (global.Scope or global.Register) */
readonly isCrossScope: boolean;
/** Whether the base identifier is a struct parameter */
readonly isStructParam: boolean;
/** Whether this is a C++ namespace/class access requiring :: */
readonly isCppAccess: boolean;
/** The scoped register name if using `this.REG`, otherwise null */
readonly scopedRegName: string | null;
/** Whether scopedRegName refers to a known register */
readonly isScopedRegister: boolean;
/**
* Issue #895: Force pointer semantics even in C++ mode.
* When true, struct params use -> instead of . because they're part of
* a callback-compatible function that must match C typedef signatures.
*/
readonly forcePointerSemantics?: boolean;
}
export default ISeparatorContext;
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