101      * A closure represents a function call to a kernel or invocable function,
102      * combined with arguments and values for global variables. A closure is
262                 // If the field is not bound to this closure, this will return a future
325      * A future represents an output of a closure, either the return value of
336         Future(Closure closure, Script.FieldID fieldID, Object value) {
337             mClosure = closure;
360         // arguments for the referencing closure.
369         void addReference(Closure closure, int index) {
370             mArgIndex.add(Pair.create(closure, Integer.valueOf(index)));
373         void addReference(Closure closure, Script.FieldID fieldID) {
374             mFieldID.add(Pair.create(closure, fieldID));
380                 Closure closure = p.first;
382                 closure.setArg(index, value);
385                 Closure closure = p.first;
387                 closure.setGlobal(fieldID, value);
973      * kernel or invocable function. Used in closure creation.
1009      * A closure is a function call to a kernel or
1014      * A future is the output of a closure, either the return value of the
1019      * When a closure is created, futures from previously created closures
1028      * 1) a closure must be evaluated before any other closures that take its
1030      * 2) all closures added before an invoke closure must be evaluated
1032      * and 3) all closures added after an invoke closure must be evaluated after
1057          * Adds a closure for a kernel
1063          * @return a closure
1074          * Adds a closure for an invocable function
1079          * @return a closure
1103          * Adds a closure for a kernel
1107          * @return a closure
1120          * Adds a closure for an invocable function
1124          * @return a closure

Indexes created Sun Sep 10 09:05:34 CEST 2017