actions execute in a context of objects available at that time in that environment.
simple attribute access interface and implementation - a bunch of name-value pairs with many different constructors - everything these days has attributes.
simple attribute access interface and implementation - a bunch of name-value pairs with many different constructors - everything these days has attributes.
it is used throughout to access parms in a unified manner: from http requests, method arguments, properties etc
It has a skeleton type definition.
Note the funny behavior of setAttr ("attrname:type", value)...
Note the funny behavior of setAttr ("attrname:type=value,attrname2:type=value")...
to avoid proxying the thing - although that way may be cleaner?
to avoid proxying the thing - although that way may be cleaner?
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the simplest interface for an actionable...similar to f: ActionContext => Any in scala
simple attribute access interface and implementation - a bunch of name-value pairs with many different constructors - everything these days has attributes.
simple attribute access interface and implementation - a bunch of name-value pairs with many different constructors - everything these days has attributes.
it is used throughout to access parms in a unified manner: from http requests, method arguments, properties etc
It has a skeleton type definition.
Note the funny behavior of setAttr ("attrname:type", value)...
Note the funny behavior of setAttr ("attrname:type=value,attrname2:type=value")...
simple base implementation
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.