Charles,
System.Console.writeLine( "Hello Again") ;
if i write System alone it becomes identifierExpr
and Console is always a type Expression
but what is it combined what class do i need to get hold of in visitation
to get this.
ThankingYou
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Compiler representation of System.Console.writeLine()
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Re: Compiler representation of System.Console.writeLine()
DotExpr
de.left ('System') starts as an IdentifierExpr and gets recognised and typed to a Namespace
de.right ('Console') starts as MemberExpr ( in System) and typed to a Class/Type (Console)
de.left ('System') starts as an IdentifierExpr and gets recognised and typed to a Namespace
de.right ('Console') starts as MemberExpr ( in System) and typed to a Class/Type (Console)
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Re: Compiler representation of System.Console.writeLine()
Thanks Mr. hopscc
when i posted this your posts were 360
and mine were 36.
0 taking the credit i would say.
Thanking_You
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when i posted this your posts were 360
and mine were 36.
0 taking the credit i would say.
Thanking_You
RIGHT_THEN
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