Scopes
Type members
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A subclass of Scope that defines methods for entering and unlinking entries. Note: constructor is protected to force everyone to use the factory methods newScope or newNestedScope instead. This is necessary because when run from reflection every scope needs to have a SynchronizedScope as mixin.
A subclass of Scope that defines methods for entering and unlinking entries. Note: constructor is protected to force everyone to use the factory methods newScope or newNestedScope instead. This is necessary because when run from reflection every scope needs to have a SynchronizedScope as mixin.
A scope contains a set of symbols. It can be an extension of some outer scope, from which it inherits all symbols. This class does not have any methods to add symbols to a scope or to delete them. These methods are provided by subclass MutableScope.
A scope contains a set of symbols. It can be an extension of some outer scope, from which it inherits all symbols. This class does not have any methods to add symbols to a scope or to delete them. These methods are provided by subclass MutableScope.
Types
A function that optionally produces synthesized symbols with
the given name in the given context. Returns NoSymbol
if the
no symbol should be synthesized for the given name.
A function that optionally produces synthesized symbols with
the given name in the given context. Returns NoSymbol
if the
no symbol should be synthesized for the given name.
Value members
Concrete methods
Create a new scope nested in another one with which it shares its elements
Create a new scope nested in another one with which it shares its elements
Concrete fields
A hashtable is created once current size exceeds MinHash * FillFactor The initial hash table has twice that size (i.e 16). This value must be a power of two, so that the index of an element can be computed as element.hashCode & (hashTable.length - 1)
A hashtable is created once current size exceeds MinHash * FillFactor The initial hash table has twice that size (i.e 16). This value must be a power of two, so that the index of an element can be computed as element.hashCode & (hashTable.length - 1)