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next() — vue Function Reference

Architecture documentation for the next() function in model.ts from the vue codebase.

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Dependency Diagram

graph TD
  bd10ae41_363d_f34c_9d24_7a6de189560e["next()"]
  14ce6670_3bc0_35db_e42d_49644525de32["parseModel()"]
  14ce6670_3bc0_35db_e42d_49644525de32 -->|calls| bd10ae41_363d_f34c_9d24_7a6de189560e
  8a75e6be_b447_c65f_4ba2_9b76eeb43a25["parseBracket()"]
  8a75e6be_b447_c65f_4ba2_9b76eeb43a25 -->|calls| bd10ae41_363d_f34c_9d24_7a6de189560e
  2e3af65f_b5cd_e829_8dad_6578d27848b0["parseString()"]
  2e3af65f_b5cd_e829_8dad_6578d27848b0 -->|calls| bd10ae41_363d_f34c_9d24_7a6de189560e
  style bd10ae41_363d_f34c_9d24_7a6de189560e fill:#6366f1,stroke:#818cf8,color:#fff

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Source Code

src/compiler/directives/model.ts lines 107–109

function next(): number {
  return str.charCodeAt(++index)
}

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does next() do?
next() is a function in the vue codebase.
What calls next()?
next() is called by 3 function(s): parseBracket, parseModel, parseString.

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