A value declaration.

Usage sample for toplevel value

Getting a model requires applying type arguments to the value declaration with apply() in order to be able to read that value. For example, here is how you would obtain a value model that you can read from a toplevel attribute declaration:

String foo = "Hello";

void test(){
    // We need to apply the the foo declaration in order to get the foo value model
    Value<String> valueModel = `value foo`.apply<String>();
    // This will print: Hello
    print(valueModel.get());
}

Usage sample for attributes

For attributes it is a bit longer, because attributes need to be applied the containing type, so you should use memberApply() and start by giving the containing closed type:

class Outer(){
    shared String foo => "Hello";
}

void test(){
    // Apply the containing closed type `Outer` to the attribute declaration `Outer.foo`
    Attribute<Outer,String> valueModel = `value Outer.foo`.memberApply<Outer,String>(`Outer`);
    // We now have an Attribute, which needs to be applied to a containing instance in order to become a
    // readable value:
    Value<String> boundValueModel = valueModel(Outer());
    // This will print: Hello
    print(boundValueModel.get());
}