Package com.whitestein.lsps.lang.exec

All types in the language have their Java implementation class.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
AssociationHandler	Interface for object that handles associations.
BinaryHolder	Interface for binary data holder.
ClosureHolder	Holder representing a closure.
ClosureHolderInternal
CollectionHolder
ExternalRecordPresentation	Interface for presentation object containing record data
ListHolder	All objects of the type ListType must implement this interface.
MapHolder	All objects of the type MapType must implement this interface.
Namespace	Interface representing namespace in execution.
RecordHolder	All objects of the type RecordType must implement this interface.
ReferenceHolder	All objects of the type ReferenceType must implement this interface.
SetHolder	All objects of the type SetType must implement this interface.
ValueHolder	Base interface for all complex type holder interfaces.

Class Summary

Class	Description
EnumerationImpl
MockBinaryHolder	Mock binary holder.
MockClosureHolder
MockListHolder	Mock list holder.
MockMapHolder	Mock map holder.
MockRecordHolder
MockRecordNamespace
MockSetHolder	Test implementation of "SetHolder".
MockValueHolder<T extends Type>	Common supertype for test value holders.
Path	The object represents a path.
Property	The property object represents a declared property of a particular record type.
PropertyPath
RangeHolder	Mock range holder.
ToStringBuilder	Helper class which builds string representation for the language objects.
TypeBasedRecordMapView	Map view of a RecordHolder implemented using the properties of the record-type.

Package com.whitestein.lsps.lang.exec Description

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 ValueHolder.getType() (for simple types see TypeHelper.typeForRuntimeObject(Object).