Exemple #1
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 // Type 2: a reference to a static member of a class.
 // * type is STATIC or FUNCTION (FUNCTION implying non-static function)
 // * ix is index into the given ClassDef's _statics or _memberFuncs
 public MemberRef(ClassDef staticOwnerIn, ClassDef.MemberType typeIn, int ixIn)
 {
     Pb.Assert(ClassDef.MemberType.STATIC == typeIn || ClassDef.MemberType.FUNCTION == typeIn);
     memberType = typeIn;
     ix         = ixIn;
     classDef   = staticOwnerIn;
 }
Exemple #2
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 // Type 0: Use this to indicate an invalid MemberRef. Used as error return values.
 // Don't create these, just use "invalid".
 private MemberRef(bool bad)
 {
     memberType = ClassDef.MemberType.NORMAL;
     ix         = -1;
     classDef   = null;
 }
Exemple #3
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 // Type 1: a reference to a non-static member.
 // * NORMAL type is implied (functions can be looked up from the ClassDef)
 // * ix is index into _fields
 public MemberRef(int ixIn)
 {
     memberType = ClassDef.MemberType.NORMAL;
     ix         = ixIn;
     classDef   = null;
 }