Lines Matching refs:aliases
59 # Not a frozenset so that we can add aliases for simpler subsequent testing.
110 # Keyed by normalized property names and aliases.
113 # 1: List of aliases; short & long name followed by other aliases.
118 # maps each value name to a list of aliases.
195 aliases = values.get(vname)
196 if aliases == None:
198 aliases = values.get(norm_name)
199 if aliases == None:
202 values[vname] = aliases
203 return aliases[0] or aliases[1] # Long name if no short name.
474 aliases = data[2]
475 name = aliases[0]
477 for alias in aliases:
485 prop = (prop_type, aliases, set(), {})
486 for alias in aliases:
559 # C/POSIX character classes that do not have Unicode property [value] aliases.
580 del fields[0] # Only the list of aliases remains.
854 A character can have multiple aliases.
1933 # (we want to exclude aliases):
2125 # Count the maximum number of aliases for any property or value.
2130 # with the value aliases shared among all binary properties.
2137 # Value object initializers with the value enum and the aliases.
2140 aliases = prop[1]
2141 if len(aliases) > max_aliases: max_aliases = len(aliases)
2146 aliases = _properties[pname][3][vname]
2147 # ccc, lccc, tccc: Omit the numeric strings from the aliases.
2149 if pname.endswith("ccc"): aliases = aliases[1:]
2150 if len(aliases) > max_aliases: max_aliases = len(aliases)
2153 (cast, v_enum, " ".join(aliases)))
2157 # with the property enum, its aliases, and a reference to its values.
2162 aliases = " ".join(prop[1])
2164 out_file.write(' Property(%s, "%s"),\n' % (enum, aliases))
2167 (enum, aliases, pname, len(values)))
2169 out_file.write(' Property(%s, "%s"),\n' % (enum, aliases))