#include <schfun.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for SchExpressionLambda:
Definition at line 35 of file schfun.hpp.
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SchExpressionLambda (const SchContextRef &a_cont, const SReference &lambda, const SReference &body) | |
The constructor. | |
virtual void | DoApply (int paramc, const SReference *paramv, IntelibContinuation &cont) const |
Perform application to the given parameters. | |
SReference & | GetBody () |
Get the body. | |
virtual SString | TextRepresentation () const |
Text representation of the S-expression. | |
void | Apply (int paramc, const SReference *paramv, IntelibContinuation &cont) const |
const IntelibTypeId & | TermType () const |
Actual S-expression type. | |
bool | IsChangeable () const |
Can it be changed during the lifetime of the object? | |
virtual SExpression * | Clone () const |
Clone a changeable object. | |
virtual bool | SpecificEql (const SExpression *) const |
Are the two objects EQL (while not EQ). | |
Static Public Attributes | |
static IntelibTypeId | TypeId |
The type identifier. | |
Protected Member Functions | |
virtual | ~SchExpressionLambda () |
bool | CanDie () |
Is it OK to delete the object now? | |
Protected Attributes | |
int | min_param |
int | max_param |
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The constructor.
Definition at line 23 of file schfun.cpp. |
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Definition at line 32 of file schfun.cpp. |
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Perform application to the given parameters. This method actually does all the job; however, you'd better use the SExpressionFunction::Apply() method as it is more general. Furthermore, you generally won't need to do even so; better construct the appropriate form and LReference::Evaluate() it. This is because the application is actually only scheduled to be done within the given continuation, and you'll need yourself to make the continuation run to get the result of the application. Implements SExpressionFunction. Definition at line 37 of file schfun.cpp. References PTheEmptyList. |
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Get the body.
Definition at line 74 of file schfun.hpp. |
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Text representation of the S-expression. Returns the text string which represents the given S-expression as for real Lisp (for example, (25 36 49)) Implements SExpression. Definition at line 92 of file schfun.cpp. |
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Definition at line 24 of file lispform.cpp. References SExpressionFunction::DoApply(), SExpressionFunction::max_param, and SExpressionFunction::min_param. |
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Actual S-expression type.
Definition at line 195 of file sexpress.hpp. Referenced by SReference::DynamicCastGetPtr(), SchReference::IsEql(), LReference::IsEql(), SReference::SimpleCastGetPtr(), SchReference::TextRepresentation(), and LReference::TextRepresentation(). |
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Can it be changed during the lifetime of the object?
Definition at line 198 of file sexpress.hpp. References IntelibTypeId::IsChangeable(). |
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Clone a changeable object. The method should return the pointer created with new
Reimplemented in SExpressionBacklink, SExpressionCons, SExpressionHashTable, SExpressionRawBuffer, and SExpressionVector. Definition at line 214 of file sexpress.hpp. |
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Are the two objects EQL (while not EQ). This function is overriden by those SExpressions able to be EQL while being not EQ.
Reimplemented in SExpressionInt, SExpressionFloat, SExpressionChar, and SExpressionString. Definition at line 235 of file sexpress.hpp. Referenced by SchReference::IsEql(), and LReference::IsEql(). |
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Is it OK to delete the object now? Our children have no access to the private attribute RefCount and should never need it except when checking if the destruction is not an error. This solves the problem. Definition at line 53 of file refcount.hpp. |
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The type identifier.
Reimplemented from SExpressionFunction. |
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Definition at line 41 of file lispform.hpp. Referenced by SExpressionFunction::Apply(), and SExpressionFunction::SExpressionFunction(). |
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Definition at line 41 of file lispform.hpp. Referenced by SExpressionFunction::Apply(), and SExpressionFunction::SExpressionFunction(). |