A callable constructor model represents the model of a Ceylon class constructor that you can invoke and inspect
As with Function you can also invoke a CallableConstructor, doing so
instantiates an instance:
shared class Foo {
shared String name;
shared new foo(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
void test() {
Constructor<Foo,[String]> ctor = `Foo.foo`;
// This will print: Stef
print(ctor("Stef").name);
This class inherits Generic but a constructor in Ceylon cannot
have a type parameters.
For symmetry with CallableConstructorDeclaration.apply() the
Generic.typeArguments and Generic.typeArgumentList refer to the type arguments
of the constructor's class.
no type hierarchy
no subtypes hierarchy
| Attributes | |
container | Source Codeshared formal ClassModel<Type,Nothing>? containerThe class containing this constructor; the type of instances produced by this constructor. |
declaration | Source Codeshared formal CallableConstructorDeclaration declarationThis constructor's declaration. |
type | Source Codeshared formal ClassModel<Type,Nothing> typeThis function's return closed type. Refines FunctionModel.type |
| Inherited Attributes |
Attributes inherited from: Object |
Attributes inherited from: Declared |
Attributes inherited from: FunctionModel<Type,Arguments> |
Attributes inherited from: Functional |
Attributes inherited from: Generic |
Attributes inherited from: Model |
| Inherited Methods |
Methods inherited from: Object |
Methods inherited from: Applicable<Type,Arguments> |