// There are two significant regions in a Q_PROPERTY declaration.  The first is everything
		// between the opening paren and the first parameter.  This region specifies the type and the
		// name.  The other is the region that declares all the parameters.  There is an arbitrary
		// amount of whitespace between these regions.
		//
		// This function finds and returns the offset of the end of the region containing the type and
		// name.  Returns 0 if the type/name region cannot be found.
// There are two significant regions in a Q_PROPERTY declaration.  The first is everything
		// between the opening paren and the first parameter.  This region specifies the type and the
		// name.  The other is the region that declares all the parameters.  There is an arbitrary
		// amount of whitespace between these regions.
		//
		// This function finds and returns the offset of the end of the region containing the type and
		// name.  Returns 0 if the type/name region cannot be found. | QPropertyExpansion.java