| @block |
Abstract class representing a "part" which is declared in the parts section and outputs some type of text. Parts are very simple text replacements rather than being some type of procedural text. It's class-name (used for any type of code generation) is "tgl_block".
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conditions : Typed object vector of @condition
A list of condition objects. If it is empty, or the condition is passed, then the block is output.
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Output the block to the stream.
Any other method of any other object can call this method. This is called 'public' access.
The data-type returned is "voidtype";
The method takes the following arguments:
filedef : Pointer to tgl_structure_parser
Not sure.
obj : Pointer to @schemaobj
Not sure.
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Get the value of the block as a string.
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The data-type returned is "stringtype";
This method takes no arguments.
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