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[1,2,3] isa list // returns 1 | [1,2,3] isa list // returns 1 | ||
{"uno":1,"dos":2} isa map // returns 1 | {"uno":1,"dos":2} isa map // returns 1 | ||
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+ | === Examples for user-defined types === | ||
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+ | <ms> | ||
+ | MyDefinedType = {} | ||
+ | MyOtherDefinedType = {} | ||
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+ | obj = new MyUserDefinedType | ||
+ | |||
+ | obj isa MyDefinedType // returns 1 - direct type | ||
+ | obj isa map // returns 1 - related by inheritance | ||
+ | |||
+ | obj isa MyOtherDefinedType // returns 0 - because unrelated | ||
</ms> | </ms> | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 5 December 2021
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isa (operator)
isa
is a keyword binary operator which tests the left-hand operator for membership in the type defined by the right-hand side. That right-hand operator could be a user-defined map (to which the left-hand side might belong via the __isa
chain), or it could be one of the built-in types: number, string, list, map, or funcRef.
Examples for built-in types
"Hello" isa string // returns 1
"Hello" isa number // returns 0
123 isa number // returns 1
"123" isa number // returns 0
[1,2,3] isa list // returns 1
{"uno":1,"dos":2} isa map // returns 1
Examples for user-defined types
MyDefinedType = {}
MyOtherDefinedType = {}
obj = new MyUserDefinedType
obj isa MyDefinedType // returns 1 - direct type
obj isa map // returns 1 - related by inheritance
obj isa MyOtherDefinedType // returns 0 - because unrelated
__isa (map entry)
__isa
is a special entry in a map that refers to the map's base class. It is part of MiniScript's support for object-oriented programming.
See also
- Object-oriented programming in miniscript
- The map type
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