Is there any way to interrogate exactly, as in get a printed representation
of what goes on under the hood for one of these type of declarations ?
As an example: (as per the docs) for a declared type like the following:
declare Person
*firstName : String @key*
*lastName : String @key*
age : int
end
The compiler will implicitly generate 3 constructors: one without
parameters,
one with the @key fields, and one with all fields.
Person() // parameterless constructor
Person( String firstName, String lastName )
Person( String firstName, String lastName, int age )
...creating an instance using the @key constructor
/Person person = new Person( "John", "Doe" );/
****************
So lets say I do the following:
declare Here
location: String @key
end
I understand that it does the above, but it *also* lets me do this as well:
* Here here = new Here("kitchen");
System.out.println( here );
System.out.println( here.getLocation(); );
$lh : Here (location == "kitchen")
System.out.println( "You are in the " + $lh.getLocation() );*
And get ...
*Here( location=kitchen )
kitchen
You are in the kitchen*
... from various rules I've created ... so there is a lot going on under the
hood, I just want to get a complete inventory of what that is and how I
inspect it for more complex type declarations.
Any ideas?
-matt
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