Package sleep.interfaces
Interface Variable
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- All Superinterfaces:
java.io.Serializable
- All Known Implementing Classes:
DefaultVariable
public interface Variable extends java.io.SerializableA variable bridge is a container for storing scalars. A variable bridge is nothing more than a container. It is possible to use a new variable container to alter how scalars are stored and accessed. All scalars, scalar arrays, and scalar hashes are stored using this system.
A Variable bridge is installed by creating a new script variable manager with the new variable bridge. The variable manager is then installed into a given script.
ScriptVariables variableManager = new ScriptVariable(new MyVariable()); script.setScriptVariables(variableManager);
Sleep scripts can share variables by using the same instance of ScriptVariables. A Variable bridge can be used to create built in variables. Every time a certain scalar is accessed the bridge might call a method and return the value of the method as the value of the accessed scalar.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description VariablecreateInternalVariableContainer()returns which variable environment is used to store non-global / non-local variables.VariablecreateLocalVariableContainer()returns which variable environment is used to temporarily store local variables.ScalargetScalar(java.lang.String key)returns the specified scalar, if scalarExists says it is in the environment, this method has to return a scalarScalarputScalar(java.lang.String key, Scalar value)put a scalar into this variable environmentvoidremoveScalar(java.lang.String key)remove a scalar from this variable environmentbooleanscalarExists(java.lang.String key)true if a scalar named key exists in this variable environment
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Method Detail
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scalarExists
boolean scalarExists(java.lang.String key)
true if a scalar named key exists in this variable environment
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getScalar
Scalar getScalar(java.lang.String key)
returns the specified scalar, if scalarExists says it is in the environment, this method has to return a scalar
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putScalar
Scalar putScalar(java.lang.String key, Scalar value)
put a scalar into this variable environment
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removeScalar
void removeScalar(java.lang.String key)
remove a scalar from this variable environment
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createLocalVariableContainer
Variable createLocalVariableContainer()
returns which variable environment is used to temporarily store local variables.
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createInternalVariableContainer
Variable createInternalVariableContainer()
returns which variable environment is used to store non-global / non-local variables. this is also used to create the global scope for a forked script environment.
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