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• Token: A highlighter token.
• SwiftSyntaxHighlighter: A syntax highlighter for Swift code.
• Pygments: A tokenization scheme compatible with the Pygments syntax highlighter.
• Comment: Comments
• Comment.SingleLine: Comments that end at the end of the line
• Comment.MultiLine: Mutliline comments
• Comment.Preprocessor: Preprocessor comments such as <% %> in ERb
• Comment.SpecialData: Special data in comments such as @license in Javadoc
• Error: Lexer errors
• Keyword: Any keyword
• Keyword.Constant: Keywords that are constants
• Keyword.Declaration: Keywords used for variable declaration (e.g. var in javascript)
• Keyword.Namespace: Keywords used for namespace declarations
• Keyword.Pseudo: Keywords that aren't really keywords
• Keyword.Reserved: Keywords which are reserved (such as end in Ruby)
• Keyword.TypeIdentifier: Keywords which refer to a type id (such as int in C)
• Literal: Any literal (if not further defined)
• Literal.Date: Date literals
• Literal.String: String literals
• Literal.String.BacktickQuoted: String enclosed in backticks
• Literal.String.Character: Token type for single characters
• Literal.String.Documentation: Documentation strings (such as in Python)
• Literal.String.SingleQuoted: Single quoted strings
• Literal.String.DoubleQuoted: Double quoted strings
• Literal.String.EscapedSequence: Escaped Sequence in String Literal
• Literal.String.Heredoc: For "heredoc" strings (e.g. in Ruby)
• Literal.String.Interpolated: For interpoled part in strings (e.g. in Ruby)
• Literal.String.RegularExpression: Regular expressions literals
• Literal.String.Symbol: Symbols (such as :foo in Ruby)
• Literal.String.Other: Token type for any other strings (for example %q{foo} string constructs in Ruby)
• Literal.Number: Any number literal (if not further defined)
• Literal.Number.Integer: Integer literals
• Literal.Number.Integer.Long: Long interger literals
• Literal.Number.FloatingPoint: Float numbers
• Literal.Number.Binary: Binary literals
• Literal.Number.Octal: Octal literals
• Literal.Number.Hexadecimal: Hex numbers
• Name: Variable/function names
• Name.Attribute: Attributes (in HTML for instance)
• Name.Builtin: Builtin names which are available in the global namespace
• Name.PseudoBuiltin: Builtin names that are implicit (such as self in Ruby)
• Name.Class: For class declaration
• Name.Constant: For constants
• Name.Decorator: For decorators in languages such as Python or Java
• Name.Entity: Token for entitites such as   in HTML
• Name.Exception: Exceptions and errors (e.g. ArgumentError in Ruby)
• Name.Function: Function names
• Name.Property: Token for properties
• Name.Label: For label names
• Name.Namespace: Token for namespaces
• Name.Other: For other names
• Name.Tag: Tag mainly for markup such as XML or HTML
• Name.Variable: Token for variables
• Name.Variable.Class: Token for class variables (e.g. @@var in Ruby)
• Name.Variable.Global: For global variables (such as $LOAD_PATH in Ruby)
• Name.Variable.Instance: Token for instance variables (such as @var in Ruby)
• Operator: Operators (commonly +, -, /, *)
• Operator.Word: Word operators (e.g. and)
• Other: Token for data not matched by a parser (e.g. HTML markup in PHP code)
• Punctuation: Word operators (e.g. and)
• Text: Unhighlighted text
• Text.Whitespace: Specially highlighted whitespace
• Text: Unhighlighted text.
• Comment: A code comment.
• Documentation: A documentation comment.
• StringLiteral: A string literal.
• CharacterLiteral: A character literal.
• NumberLiteral: A number literal.
• Keyword: A language keyword.
• Directive: A directive.
• Attribute: An attribute.
• TypeDeclaration: A type declaration.
• OtherDeclaration: A non-type declaration.
• ClassName: The name of a class in an expression.
• FunctionName: The name of a function in an expression.
• Constant: The name of a constant in an expression.
• TypeName: The name of a type in an expression.
• Variable: The name of a variable in an expression.
• Placeholder: A code placeholder.
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Protocols

• TokenKind: A type that represents a kind of token within a tokenization scheme.
• TokenizationScheme: A type that provides tokens for a highlighter syntax.
• PygmentsTokenKind
• XcodeTokenKind