Field in

The string used for if the Declaration was found outside of a Yarn source file.

Method in

Method in

Property in Declaration

Summary

Gets a value indicating whether this Declaration represents a variable.

public bool IsVariable { get };

Method in Declaration

Summary

Creates a new instance of the Declaration class, using the given name, type and default value.

public static Declaration CreateVariable(string name, Yarn.IType type, IConvertible defaultValue, string description = null)

Parameters

A new instance of the class.

Property in

Gets the default value of this , if no value has been specified in code or is available from a 's .

Property in

Gets a value indicating whether get or sets a value indicating whether this Declaration was implicitly inferred from usage.

Property in

Gets the name of the file in which this Declaration was found.

If this was not found in a Yarn source file, this will be .

Property in

Gets a string describing the purpose of this .

Property in

Gets the type of the variable, as represented by an object that implements .

Property in Declaration

Summary

Gets the line number at which this Declaration was found in the source file.

public int SourceFileLine { get };

Remarks

If this Declaration was not found in a Yarn source file, this will be -1.

Method in Declaration

Summary

public override int GetHashCode()

Property in Declaration

Summary

Gets the name of this Declaration.

public string Name { get; internal set; }

Property in Declaration

Summary

Gets the name of the node in which this Declaration was found.

public string SourceNodeName { get; internal set; }

Remarks

If this Declaration was not found in a Yarn source file, this will be null .

Class in Yarn.Compiler

Inherits from System.Object

Summary

Represents a variable declaration

public class Declaration

Fields

Property in

Gets the range of text at which this declaration occurs.

This range refers to the declaration of the symbol itself, and not any syntax surrounding it. For example, the declaration <<declare $x = 1>> would have a Range referring to the $x symbol.