I'm really starting to hate typing...
I'm really starting to hate typing... shortcut for getAttr
add these attributes to an url, respecting the url parm format, i.e.
add these attributes to an url, respecting the url parm format, i.e. getMovie?name=300.divx&producer=whoknows
the value of the named attribute or null, coerced into an option of the given type
the value of the named attribute or null
the type of the named attribute OR null if not known. Default is by convention String
the value of the named attribute or null
iterate through the populated attributes.
iterate through the populated attributes. BE very careful: if you set attrs with NULL values, they are NOT populated!
check if an attribute is populated
check if an attribute is populated
check if an attribute is populated
check if an attribute is populated
most of the time they're just strings - i'll typecast here...
most of the time they're just strings - i'll typecast here... this is a() typcast to String
"" or the actual toString of the respective value
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the value of the named attribute + the name can be of the form name:type
set the type of the named attribute
set the type of the named attribute
the number of populated attributes
the number of populated attributes
add my attributes to the JSONObject passed in.
add my attributes to the JSONObject passed in. If null passed in, empty object is created first
an json object to add to or null if this is a single element
same pairs format name,value,name,value...
same pairs format name,value,name,value...
some random xml format
some random xml format
actions execute in a context of objects available at that time in that environment.
a context is a set of objects in certain roles, like the current_movie or current_player etc. Contexts are a central concept in programming.