ShakeScope

Represents a scope in the Shake language. A scope is a context in which names and declarations (like variables, functions, classes) are defined.

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Properties

The parent scope of this scope, if it exists. Null if this is a top-level scope.

The unique name of this scope, used for identification purposes.

Retrieves a class by its name within this scope.

Retrieves all classes with the specified name within this scope.

Retrieves a field (variable) by its name within this scope.

Retrieves all fields (variables) with the specified name within this scope.

Retrieves all functions with the specified name within this scope.

Retrieves all invokable entities (like functions or methods) with the specified name within this scope.

Retrieves the 'super' reference within this scope. 'Super' refers to the superclass object in object-oriented contexts.

Retrieves a field or method named 'name' from the 'super' object within this scope.

Retrieves the 'this' reference within this scope. 'This' refers to the current object in object-oriented contexts.

Retrieves a field or method named 'name' from the 'this' object within this scope.

abstract fun use(name: String)

Indicates that a name is being used in this scope. This method can be used for tracking purposes, such as identifying unused variables.