Qore::Reflection::DestructorMethodVariant Class Reference

The class for Qore class destructor method variants. More...

Inheritance diagram for Qore::Reflection::DestructorMethodVariant:

Public Member Methods
nothing	call (object obj)
	calls the destructor method variant with the given object; the object must be a member of a compatible class; the object is destroyed when this call is made successfully More...
	constructor ()
	Throws an exception if called directly; this class can only be instantiated by builtin subclasses. More...
Public Member Methods inherited from Qore::Reflection::AbstractMethodVariant
	constructor ()
	Throws an exception if called directly; this class can only be instantiated by builtin subclasses. More...
string	getAccessModifierString ()
	returns a string for the access modifier for the method variant More...
AbstractClass	getClass ()
	Returns the class for the variant. More...
AbstractMethod	getMethod ()
	Returns the method for the method variant. More...
bool	isAbstract ()
	returns True if the variant is abstract More...
bool	isFinal ()
	returns True if the variant is final More...
Public Member Methods inherited from Qore::Reflection::AbstractVariant
	constructor ()
	Throws an exception if called directly; this class can only be instantiated by builtin subclasses. More...
bool	empty ()
	returns True if the variant has no code implementation; False if it does More...
list< string >	getCodeFlagList ()
	returns a list of strings of code flags describing the variant More...
int	getCodeFlags ()
	returns a bitfield of code flags describing the variant More...
list< auto >	getDefaultArgs ()
	returns a list of default arguments for parameters for the variant; if the variant has no parameters, an empty list is returned More...
int	getDomain ()
	returns the functional domain of the variant (for builtin variants only) as a bitfield of functional_domain_constants More...
list< string >	getDomainStringList ()
	returns a list of functional domain strings for the variant (for builtin variants only); an empty list is returned for user variants More...
AbstractReflectionFunction	getFunction ()
	Returns the abstract function object that contains the variant. More...
list< string >	getModifierList ()
	returns a list of strings of modifiers describing the variant More...
int	getModifiers ()
	returns a bitfield of modifiers describing the variant More...
list< string >	getParamNames ()
	returns a list of parameter variable name for the variant; if the variant has no parameters, an empty list is returned More...
string	getParamString ()
	returns a string giving a list of the parameters of the variant, including types, variable names, and default values More...
list< Type >	getParamTypes ()
	returns a list of parameter types for the variant; if the variant has no parameters, an empty list is returned More...
Type	getReturnType ()
	returns the return type of the variant More...
string	getReturnTypeString ()
	returns a string for the return type More...
hash< SourceLocationInfo >	getSourceLocation ()
	Returns the source location of the variant declaration. More...
bool	hasBody ()
	returns True if the variant has a code implementation; False if not (i.e. it is empty) More...
bool	isBuiltin ()
	returns True if the variant is a builtin variant More...
bool	isEqual (AbstractVariant variant)
	Returns True if the variant passed as an argument is equal to the current object; False if not. More...
bool	isInjected ()
	returns True if the function or method that the variant belongs to (and therefore the variant itself) has been injected as a dependency injection More...
bool	isMethodVariant ()
	returns True if the variant is a method variant but not a pseudo-method variant More...
bool	isPseudoMethodVariant ()
	returns True if the object is a pseudo-method variant More...
bool	isUser ()
	returns True if the variant is a user variant More...
int	numParams ()
	returns the number of parameters in the signature More...
string	toString ()
	returns a string for the variant's signature including any modifiers ("synchronized", "private", etc), the return type, the class name (if any, without a namespace prefix and followed by "::"), and the function or method name followed by parameter types in parentheses More...

Detailed Description

The class for Qore class destructor method variants.

Restrictions:

Qore::PO_NO_REFLECTION

This class cannot be instantiated directly and also cannot be directly inherited by user-defined classes.

See also

DestructorMethod

Since

Qore 0.9.0

Member Function Documentation

call()

nothing Qore::Reflection::DestructorMethodVariant::call

(

object

obj

)

calls the destructor method variant with the given object; the object must be a member of a compatible class; the object is destroyed when this call is made successfully

Example:

auto v = m.call(obj, arg1, arg2);

Parameters

obj	the object to make the call on; must be an object of the class implementing the method or a METHOD-ERROR exception is thrown

Exceptions

PROGRAM-ERROR	thrown if the Program object holding the class and method has been destroyed
METHOD-ERROR	the object was not instantiated from the class implementing this method

constructor()

Qore::Reflection::DestructorMethodVariant::constructor

(

)

Throws an exception if called directly; this class can only be instantiated by builtin subclasses.

Exceptions

DESTRUCTORMETHODVARIANT-CONSTRUCTOR-ERROR

this exception is thrown if this class is constructed directly (also if directly inherited by user classes)

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• QC_DestructorMethodVariant.dox.h