Object Class

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Creates an IObject from an arbitrary number of NameValuePairs.

The returned object also implements IArray with the original ordering of the NameValuePairs.

In UX expressions, objects are denoted as lists of NameValuePair: {name1: value1, name2: value2}.

A single NameValuePair also implements IObject (but doesn't need this Object operator).

Location

Namespace

Fuse.Reactive

Package

Fuse.Reactive.Expressions 2.9.1

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Interface of Object

Object Constructor uno

Creates a new Object

Inherited from SimpleVarArgFunction

OnNewArguments(Argument[], IListener) uno

Called when all the arguments are ready and have new values.

OnNewPartialArguments(Argument[], IListener) uno

Called when arguments should be checked for a condition that might yield a new value to the listener.

Inherited from VarArgFunction

Arguments : IList of Expression ux

FormatString(string) : string uno

Can be called by ToString with a function name to do standard formatting of the arguments

Inherited from Expression

SourceFileName : string ux

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SourceLineNumber : int ux

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Subscribe(IContext, IListener) : IDisposable uno

See IExpression.Subscribe for docs.

Inherited from object

Equals(object) : bool uno

GetHashCode : int uno

GetType : Type uno

ToString : string uno

Attached UX Attributes

GlobalKey (attached by Resource) : string ux

The ux:Global attribute creates a global resource that is accessible everywhere in UX markup.

Implemented Interfaces

IExpression uno

ISourceLocation uno

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