Examples of BiVariable

org.jruby.embed.variable.BiVariable

Represents bidirectional, both Java and Ruby, variables. Users don't instantiate BiVariable type objects. Instead, users can get this type object from {@link BiVariableMap} after a variable is set to the map. Users can set variablesin Java program explicitly through put() methods in {@link ScriptingContainer}and {@link BiVariableMap} or equivalents. However, variables in Ruby scripts areset in the map implicitly. When variables and constants are used in the script, those are automatically saved in the map converting to this type. @author Yoko Harada

        }
        if (!name.startsWith("$")) {
            name = "$".concat(name);
        }
        RubyObject receiver = (RubyObject)container.getProvider().getRuntime().getTopSelf();
        BiVariable v =
            VariableInterceptor.getVariableInstance(LocalVariableBehavior.BSF,receiver, name, bean.bean, bean.type);
        container.getVarMap().setVariable(receiver, v);
    }

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Examples of BiVariable

Examples of org.jruby.embed.variable.BiVariable