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I learned from #50 that there is some kind of operation possible on variables of the kind. That leaves me more puzzled than it was enlightening to me as I could not find documentation for this here: http://www.integrity-tf.org/docs/tutorials/tutorial2.
That leaves me with the following questions:
What kind of types with which restrictions does Integrity know?
What kind of operators (read: methods) are possible for each of them?
How can one define custom operator for a type? How are they reflected on the JVM or how are they passed to Fixtures on the JVM (Java).
Is there any kind of relationship between those types (e.g. inheritance)?
Are custom operations scoped or are they globally applied to the types?
What are the exact syntactical conditions to use them. What is an literal with an operator applied to it in contrast to say a plain literal. Is one.toLowercase actually "one".toLowercase() or "one.toLowercase"?
Possibly more things one should know about operators, but I never dared to ask?
My very first impression: Feels like pandora's boxed which just opened...
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I learned from #50 that there is some kind of operation possible on variables of the kind. That leaves me more puzzled than it was enlightening to me as I could not find documentation for this here: http://www.integrity-tf.org/docs/tutorials/tutorial2.
That leaves me with the following questions:
one.toLowercase
actually"one".toLowercase()
or"one.toLowercase"
?Possibly more things one should know about operators, but I never dared to ask?
My very first impression: Feels like pandora's boxed which just opened...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: