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73 spirit::lex::less_type<proto::_child0>(proto::_child0)91 proto::_child094 proto::_child0
135 spirit::lex::value_setter<proto::_child0>(136 proto::_child0199 spirit::lex::state_setter<proto::_child0>(200 proto::_child0
74 MapListOf(proto::_child0)
861 typedef _child_c<0> _child0; typedef863 typedef _child0 _child;864 typedef _child0 _left;
138 proto::_child0
352 , proto::_child1(proto::_child0)353 , proto::_child1(proto::_child0)
658 , LeftmostLeaf( proto::_child0 )684 [def __bold_transform__ [*LeftmostLeaf( proto::_child0 )]]693 …eaf( proto::_child0 )` is actually a /function type/. Literally, it is the type of a function that…695 …pe of a function object to invoke, and `proto::_child0` is treated as a transform. First, `proto::…699 `LeftmostLeaf( proto::_child0 )` /looks/ like an invocation of the `LeftmostLeaf` function object, …701 …_child0 )` is an example of a /callable transform/. It is a function type that represents a functi…735 LeftmostLeaf(proto::_child0) // <-- a callable transform739 …but `is_callable< LeftmostLeaf >::value` is true so `LeftmostLeaf(proto::_child0)` is a function t…1685 …rimitive transforms/, and Proto provides a bunch of common ones such as `_child0` and `_value`. In…