The implementation of a type. It's class-name (used for any type of code generation) is "schema_typeimpl".

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• Return value of @tglobj : find_typeimpl
• Member "typeimpls" in object

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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.

language : stringtype

The computer language of this type implementation.

initexpr : stringtype

An expression used to initialise this type. An empty initexpr means that no initialization of the member will occur.

typedecl : stringtype

A stringtype used to declare this type.

argdecl : stringtype

A stringtype used to declare arguments of this type. If the type can't be used as an argument, then specify "Invalid".

visitdecl : stringtype

A stringtype used to declare visitors of this type. If the type can't be visited, then specify "Invalid".

constvisitdecl : stringtype

A stringtype used to declare constant visitors of this type. If the type can't be visited, then specify "Invalid".

include : stringtype

The include file to use for this type. The include file should contain the quotes around it or angle brackets if it is a system include.