Array of elements of single type:
# | Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | foo |
Array<App.Foo > |
Foos, surely. |
2 | bar |
Array<App.Bar> | Bars. |
3 | bar |
Array <App.Bar> | Bars. |
4 | bar |
Array <App.Bar > |
Bars. |
5 | bar |
Array< App.Bar > |
Bars. |
6 | bar |
Array: App.Bar |
Bars. |
7 | bar |
Array :App.Bar |
Bars. |
8 | bar |
Array : App.Bar |
Bars. |
9 | bar |
Array of App.Bar |
Bars. |
10 | bar |
App.Bar[] |
Bars. |
11 | bar |
Array<App.Bar> |
Bars. |
Array with mixed types:
# | Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | baz |
Array<App.Foo |App.Bar > |
Bazs. |
2 | baz |
Array< App.Foo | App.Bar > |
Bazs. |
3 | baz |
( App.Foo | App.Bar )[] |
Bazs. |
Unions:
# | Field | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1 | baz |
App.Foo[] |App.Bar[] |
Bazs. |
2 | baz |
App.Foo[] | App.Bar[] |
Bazs. |
3 | baz |
Array<App.Foo |App.Bar > |
Bazs. |
4 | baz |
Array< App.Foo | App.Bar > |
Bazs. |
5 | bridge |
App.Bridge |NULL |
This is a bridge. |
Did you know? All documentations describes the fields in such C.O. manner.