Objectively 1.0.0
Ultra-lightweight object oriented framework for GNU C.
Value.h
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2 * Objectively: Ultra-lightweight object oriented framework for GNU C.
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24#pragma once
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26#include <Objectively/Object.h>
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33typedef struct Value Value;
34typedef struct ValueInterface ValueInterface;
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39typedef void (*ValueDestructor)(ident value);
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45struct Value {
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56 ValueInterface *interface;
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67};
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72struct ValueInterface {
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77 ObjectInterface objectInterface;
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89 Value *(*initWithBytes)(Value *self, const uint8_t *bytes, size_t length);
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99 Value *(*initWithValue)(Value *self, ident value);
100};
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Object is the root Class of The Objectively Class hierarchy.
void * ident
The identity type, similar to Objective-C id.
Definition: Types.h:49
#define OBJECTIVELY_EXPORT
Definition: Types.h:36
void(* ValueDestructor)(ident value)
Values may optionally reference a destructor to be called on dealloc.
Definition: Value.h:39
The runtime representation of a Class.
Definition: Class.h:95
Object is the root Class of The Objectively Class hierarchy.
Definition: Object.h:46
Values provide Object encapsulation for C types.
Definition: Value.h:45
Object object
The superclass.
Definition: Value.h:50
ValueDestructor destructor
An optional destructor that, if set, is called on dealloc.
Definition: Value.h:66
Class * _Value(void)
The Value archetype.
Definition: Value.c:136
ValueInterface * interface
The interface.
Definition: Value.h:56
ident value
The backing value.
Definition: Value.h:61