Expression base class:
virtual VsStatement::Status1 execute(VsFunctionCall *) Expressions are also statements, and so must have an execute() method. The execute() method just calls evaluate() and returns a NORMAL status virtual VsValue evaluate(VsFunctionCall *) Evaluates this expression, returning resulting value. void ref() Expressions must be reference counted because variables may be multiply instanced in the parse tree void unref() virtual ~VsExpr() short refCount
virtual VsValue evaluate(VsFunctionCall *) Evaluates this expression, returning resulting value. void ref() Expressions must be reference counted because variables may be multiply instanced in the parse tree void unref() virtual ~VsExpr() short refCount
void ref() Expressions must be reference counted because variables may be multiply instanced in the parse tree void unref() virtual ~VsExpr() short refCount
void unref() virtual ~VsExpr() short refCount
virtual ~VsExpr() short refCount
short refCount
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