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ASTNode.in() method
Find the element one level below and all the way to the left of the current location.
Signature:
in(): ASTNode | null;
Returns:
ASTNode | null
An AST node that wraps the next field, connection, workspace, or block. Or null if there is nothing below this node.
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Last updated 2024-09-18 UTC.
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