public interface ValueHolder
All types in the language have their Java implementation class. The
SimpleTypes are represented entirely by some existing Java class
(e.g. decimal and integer types are represented by Decimal). The
complex types - lists, sets, maps, references, closures and records - are
represented by interfaces where the real implementation is given by the
implementation of the HolderFactory which is returned by the
implementation of the Namespace.
All the ValueHolders have their runtime type which can be obtained
by getType() (for simple types see
TypeHelper.typeForRuntimeObject(Object).
Type| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.String |
getId()
Returns the id of the holder if present.
|
ValueHolder |
getNotCompiledValueHolder() |
Type |
getType()
Returns the type of the holder.
|
Type getType()
java.lang.String getId()
ValueHolder getNotCompiledValueHolder()
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