An includes block output's all of the includes needed to declare this object. This depends on the superclass (obviously), plus whether the class uses any other classes. It's class-name (used for any type of code generation) is "tgl_includes".

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Members

This object contains members which hold data for the object. Following is a list of those members. The declaration of the member closely follows the UML conventions.

otherclasses : stringtype

A list of other classes.

otherincludes : stringtype

Paired with "otherclasses", this list's the header file to use for each other class.

language : stringtype

The language to output for. Used when searching for information about types.

Methods

This object contains methods which can be called from other objects. Following is a list of those methods. The syntax of the method, it's arguments and return value follow closely the UML conventions.

• Concrete methods (private)
  • collect_typename(filedef: Pointer to tgl_structure_parser, obj: Pointer to @schemaobj, tn: Read-only reference to @typename, includes: stringsetptrtype): booltype
• Overridden methods (from parent objects)
  • output()
  • get_value()
  • get_block()