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pub enum Expr {
Show 67 variants Float(f64), Int(i64), Bool(bool), Null, String(SmolStr), Var(SmolStr, Span), Array(Box<[Self]>, Box<[Span]>), Map(Box<[(Self, Span, Self, Span)]>, Span), Struct(Box<[SmolStr]>, Box<[(SmolStr, Self, Span, Span)]>, Span, Box<[TypeExpr]>, Option<Box<(StructRest, Span)>>), StructDeclare(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span, TypeParams, Box<[Option<(Self, Span)>]>), StructDefault(u16, Span), EnumDeclare(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, Span)]>, Span, TypeParams), NamespacedRef(Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Box<[TypeExpr]>), Match(Box<Self>, Box<[(Box<[Self]>, Box<[Self]>)]>, Option<Box<[Self]>>, Span, bool), GetStructField(Box<Self>, SmolStr, Span, Span), SetStructField(Box<Self>, SmolStr, Box<Self>, Span, Span, Span), VarDeclare(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Option<Box<LetAnnotation>>), VarAssign(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Condition(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span), InlineCondition(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span), ElseIfBlock(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span), ElseBlock(Box<[Self]>), AnonymousFunction(Box<[SmolStr]>, Box<[Self]>, Span), WhileBlock(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span), FunctionCall(Box<[Self]>, Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Box<[Span]>, Box<[TypeExpr]>), ObjFunctionCall(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Span, Box<[Span]>, Box<[TypeExpr]>), CallValue(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Box<[Span]>), FunctionDecl(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Option<TypeExpr>)]>, Rc<[Self]>, Span, ReturnAnnotation, TypeParams), ReturnVal(Box<Option<Self>>), ArrayGetIndex(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span), Propagate(Box<Self>, Span), Is(Box<Self>, Box<IsTarget>, Span, Span), Cast(Box<Self>, Box<TypeExpr>, Span, Span), ArrayGetSlice(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Option<Box<Self>>, Span), ArrayModify(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), ForLoop(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span), IntForLoop(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span), ImportDylib(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span), HostBlock(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span, Box<[Self]>), ImportFile(SmolStr, ImportBinding, bool, Span), Break, Continue, EvalBlock(Box<[Self]>), LoopBlock(Box<[Self]>), TryCatchBlock(Box<[Self]>, SmolStr, Box<[Self]>), Mul(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Div(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Add(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Sub(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Mod(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Pow(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BitAnd(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BitOr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BitXor(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Shl(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Shr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BitNot(Box<Self>, Span, Span), Eq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), NotEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Sup(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), SupEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), Inf(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), InfEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BoolAnd(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BoolOr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span), BoolNeg(Box<Self>, Span, Span), Neg(Box<Self>, Span, Span),
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Float(f64)

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Int(i64)

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Bool(bool)

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Null

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String(SmolStr)

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Var(SmolStr, Span)

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Array(Box<[Self]>, Box<[Span]>)

Array(contents, [entire_array, elem_spans…])

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Map(Box<[(Self, Span, Self, Span)]>, Span)

Map(key-value pairs, span)

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Struct(Box<[SmolStr]>, Box<[(SmolStr, Self, Span, Span)]>, Span, Box<[TypeExpr]>, Option<Box<(StructRest, Span)>>)

Struct(name, fields, span, type_args, base)

type_args holds the arguments of a generic struct literal (Cell<int>{ value: 3 }) and is empty otherwise. base is what a literal written with .. takes the fields it does not write from, ..base (Opts { cwd: "a", ..base }) or a bare .. for the struct’s default, with the span it was written at.

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StructDeclare(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span, TypeParams, Box<[Option<(Self, Span)>]>)

StructDeclare(name, fields, span, type_params, defaults)

defaults holds the = value each field was declared with and the span it was written at, one entry per field, and is empty when no field declares one.

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StructDefault(u16, Span)

StructDefault(struct_id, span)

The default value of a struct, by its id: what S::default() and a field of a struct type left to its default lower to. Built by the compiler, never by the parser.

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EnumDeclare(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, Span)]>, Span, TypeParams)

EnumDeclare(name, variants: [(variant_name, payload_types, name_span)], span, type_params)

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NamespacedRef(Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Box<[TypeExpr]>)

NamespacedRef(path, span, type_args)

A bare namespaced identifier (Color::Red) with no call parentheses or struct braces. The only such form candela has is a nullary enum-variant construction; the compiler resolves it against the enum registry. type_args names the instantiation of a generic enum (Slot<int>::Empty) and is empty otherwise.

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Match(Box<Self>, Box<[(Box<[Self]>, Box<[Self]>)]>, Option<Box<[Self]>>, Span, bool)

Match(scrutinee, arms: [(patterns, body)], wildcard_body, span, is_value)

The arm patterns are parsed as ordinary expressions; the compiler picks the lowering by the scrutinee’s static type. For an enum scrutinee each pattern is a variant pattern (Circle(r) binds the payload); otherwise each pattern is an equality test against the scrutinee. An arm holds one pattern per | alternative and runs when any of them matches.

is_value marks a match written where a value goes. Each of its bodies is one expression, the arm’s value, and it covers every case.

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GetStructField(Box<Self>, SmolStr, Span, Span)

GetStructField(struct_expr, field, struct_span, field_span, value_span)

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SetStructField(Box<Self>, SmolStr, Box<Self>, Span, Span, Span)

SetStructField(struct_expr, field, new_expr, struct_span, field_span, value_span)

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VarDeclare(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Option<Box<LetAnnotation>>)

VarDeclare(name, value, annotation)

annotation is the type a let x: T = value; declares, None for a let written without one.

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VarAssign(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

VarAssign(name, value, name_span, value_span)

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Condition(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span)

Condition(condition, code (contains else_if_blocks and potentially else_block), span, condition_span)

The condition carries its own span so a condition whose type is not bool is reported against the condition rather than the whole if.

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InlineCondition(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span)

InlineCondition - expression-form if/else, always produces a value, must have an else branch

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ElseIfBlock(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span)

ElseIfBlock(condition, code, condition_span)

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ElseBlock(Box<[Self]>)

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AnonymousFunction(Box<[SmolStr]>, Box<[Self]>, Span)

AnonymousFunction(args, code, span)

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WhileBlock(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span)

WhileBlock(condition, code, condition_span)

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FunctionCall(Box<[Self]>, Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Box<[Span]>, Box<[TypeExpr]>)

FunctionCall(args, (optional namespace + name), span, (arg_start,arg_end), type_args)

type_args holds the type arguments of a call written with them (first<int>(nums)) and is empty otherwise.

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ObjFunctionCall(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Box<[SmolStr]>, Span, Span, Box<[Span]>, Box<[TypeExpr]>)

ObjFunctionCall(obj, args, namespace, obj_span, fn_span, arg_markers, type_args)

type_args holds the type arguments a method call is written with (b.tagged<string>("hi")), which bind the method’s own type parameters, and is empty otherwise.

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CallValue(Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Box<[Span]>)

CallValue(callee, args, callee_span, arg_markers)

A call whose callee is an expression rather than a name: what another call handed back, an element of a list, a value read out of a map. The callee’s static Fn type names the function the same way the type of a let-bound closure does.

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FunctionDecl(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Option<TypeExpr>)]>, Rc<[Self]>, Span, ReturnAnnotation, TypeParams)

FunctionDecl(name, args, code, name_span, return_type, type_params)

return_type carries the optional -> Type annotation together with the span of the annotation itself, which is what a mismatch between the declared and the returned type is reported against. type_params names the type parameters of a generic function (fn first<T>) and is empty otherwise.

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ReturnVal(Box<Option<Self>>)

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ArrayGetIndex(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span)

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Propagate(Box<Self>, Span)

Propagate(operand, span)

operand?: the value inside a Some or an Ok, or an early return of the None or the Err from the function it is written in.

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Is(Box<Self>, Box<IsTarget>, Span, Span)

Is(operand, target, operand_span, target_span)

operand is T tests the operand’s type and operand is Some(x) its variant; either is a bool. Where the test is known to hold (the body of an if or while it is the condition of, and the right of an && after it) a variable operand has the type tested for, and a variant test’s binders hold the payload.

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Cast(Box<Self>, Box<TypeExpr>, Span, Span)

Cast(operand, type, operand_span, type_span)

operand as T: the operand, typed T, checked while the program runs where its static type does not already settle it. A value of another type raises bad_downcast.

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ArrayGetSlice(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Option<Box<Self>>, Span)

ArrayGetSlice(array, range_start, range_end, span)

range_end is None for an open-ended slice, a[i..], which runs to the end of the list or string.

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ArrayModify(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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ForLoop(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span)

ForLoop(loop_var_name, loop_array+code, obj_markers)

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IntForLoop(SmolStr, Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Box<[Self]>, Span, Span)

IntForLoop(loop_var_name, first_elem, final_elem, code)

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ImportDylib(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span)

ImportDylib(lib_path, [(fn_name, fn_args, fn_return_type, fn_name_span)], (start, end))

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HostBlock(SmolStr, Box<[(SmolStr, Box<[TypeExpr]>, TypeExpr, Span)]>, Span, Box<[Self]>)

HostBlock(namespace, [(fn_name, fn_args, fn_return_type, fn_name_span)], (start, end), structs)

Declares a host namespace whose functions are backed by Rust closures registered on the embedding crate::Engine. Mirrors Self::ImportDylib but dispatches to a registered closure instead of a C symbol. structs holds the Self::StructDeclares the block declares, which a script names behind the namespace (process::StartOptions).

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ImportFile(SmolStr, ImportBinding, bool, Span)

ImportFile(path, binding, is_logical, (start, end))

is_logical marks a library import (import "std/string";, an extensionless path): the resolver maps it straight to the shipped library directory and never looks source-relative. A .cdl file import (import "./local.cdl";) has is_logical false and resolves source-relative first. binding says what the import adds to the importing file’s scope; see ImportBinding.

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Break

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Continue

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EvalBlock(Box<[Self]>)

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LoopBlock(Box<[Self]>)

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TryCatchBlock(Box<[Self]>, SmolStr, Box<[Self]>)

TryCatchBlock(try_code, err_var, catch_code)

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Mul(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Div(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Add(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Sub(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Mod(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Pow(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BitAnd(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BitOr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BitXor(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Shl(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Shr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BitNot(Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Eq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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NotEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Sup(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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SupEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Inf(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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InfEq(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BoolAnd(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BoolOr(Box<Self>, Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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BoolNeg(Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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Neg(Box<Self>, Span, Span)

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impl Expr

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pub fn infer_type( &self, v: &mut Vec<Variable>, ctx: Ctx, state: &mut State<'_>, ) -> DataType

Infers this expression’s static DataType without emitting code.

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Panics when a call node carries an empty namespace path, which the parser never produces.

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impl Expr

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pub const fn is_value_only(&self) -> bool

Whether the only way to compile this form is as a value, so the register it lands in has to be read back.

Expr::compile takes a uses_id flag saying whether the caller reads the value produced, and the two answers reach different arms. A literal, a variable, an operator and a field read have a value arm and nothing else; a declaration, a loop, an assignment and a control-flow form have a statement arm and nothing else; a call has both, and its statement arm is the one that skips the result register. A form in the first group still compiles as a value when it stands alone as a statement, and the register is freed straight away.

The list is the arms of Expr::compile_with_code_context that open with debug_assert!(uses_id), and the two are kept in step by hand: an arm that gains or loses that assertion belongs here or leaves here in the same change, or a statement of that form stops on the assertion it no longer matches.

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impl Expr

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pub const fn is_constant_literal(&self) -> bool

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pub fn compile( &self, v: &mut Vec<Variable>, ctx: Ctx, state: &mut State<'_>, output: &mut Vec<Instr>, tgt_id: Option<u16>, var_assignment: bool, uses_id: bool, ) -> Option<u16>

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pub fn compile_with_code_context( &self, v: &mut Vec<Variable>, ctx: Ctx, state: &mut State<'_>, output: &mut Vec<Instr>, tgt_id: Option<u16>, var_assignment: bool, remaining_code: &[Self], uses_id: bool, ) -> Option<u16>

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impl Clone for Expr

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fn clone(&self) -> Expr

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Expr

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl PartialEq for Expr

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fn eq(&self, other: &Expr) -> bool

Equality operator ==. Read more
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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Inequality operator !=. Read more
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impl StructuralPartialEq for Expr

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impl !Send for Expr

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impl !Sync for Expr

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Expr

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impl UnsafeUnpin for Expr

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impl UnwindSafe for Expr

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