Examples of Env

com.caucho.quercus.env.Env
Represents the Quercus environment.
com.caucho.xpath.Env
Global and local variable environment. The April XSLT draft introduces global and local variables. The Env class contains those bindings.
Because this class exists only to support XSL, it makes a number of assumptions that would be invalid for a typical API. Specifically, the variable names must be interned strings, i.e. variable matching uses '==', not equals.
Local variables are handled like a stack. They are pushed and popped as necessary. The top variables shadow bottom variables.
In other words, although the API somewhat resembles a HashMap, it can't be used as a generic hash map.
com.cloudbees.groovy.cps.Env
For variable lookup. This is local variables. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi
com.dotcms.repackage.com.caucho.quercus.env.Env
com.l2jfrozen.gameserver.skills.Env
@author ProGramMoS, eX1steam, L2JFrozen An Env object is just a class to pass parameters to a calculator such asL2PcInstance, L2ItemInstance, Initial value.
com.perforce.api.Env
Representation of a source control environment. This information is typically passed to a P4Process instance by the SourceControlObject instances. It can also be set in the {@link P4Process#getBase() base} P4Process instance. This will cause it to beused as the default environment for all command execution.
Values for the environment can be easily loaded from a {@link java.util.Properties Properties} file. This makes configuration of theenvironment much simpler. @see java.util.Properties @author David Markley @version $Date: 2002/05/16 $ $Revision: #5 $
cucumber.runtime.Env
edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex.Env
Holds environment variables to be used for compiling string into a pattern. Use {@link EnvLookup} to perform actual lookup (it will provide reasonable defaults)
Some of the types of variables to bind are:
- SequencePattern (compiled pattern)
- PatternExpr (sequence pattern expression - precompiled)
- NodePattern (pattern for matching one element)
- Class (binding of CoreMap attribute to java Class)
edu.umass.pql.Env
PQL environment: contains variable bindings. PQL queries, as well as several static helper functions. @author creichen@gmail.com @version 0.1.0
io.fabric8.kubernetes.api.model.Env
Command to list pods in kubernetes
l2p.gameserver.skills.Env
An Env object is just a class to pass parameters to a calculator such as L2Player, L2ItemInstance, Initial value.
lineage2.gameserver.stats.Env
@author Mobius @version $Revision: 1.0 $
net.sf.l2j.gameserver.skills.Env
An Env object is just a class to pass parameters to a calculator such as L2PcInstance, L2ItemInstance, Initial value.
org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env
Env models a contribution to the environment of a running program.
org.fusesource.lmdbjni.Env
chirino.com">Hiram Chirino
org.lilypondbeans.jccparser.reparse.Env
@author Udo Weigelt
org.ozoneDB.core.Env
twarebuero.de/">SMB @author Medium.net @version $Revision: 1.5 $Date: 2002/06/25 11:34:38 $
water.cascade.Env
Execute a set of instructions in the context of an H2O cloud. An Env (environment) object is a classic stack of values used during the execution of a Program (see Program.java for more details on what makes a Program a Program). The Program itself may be a single `main` program or an array of programs. In the latter case, additional programs represent a user-defined function that is at some point called by the main program. Each Program will have a new instance of Env so as to preserve the functional aspects of the R language (lexical scoping, functions are first class, etc.). For efficiency, reference counting is employed to recycle objects already in use rather than creating copies upon copies (a la R). When a Vec is `pushed` on to the stack, its reference count is incremented by 1. When a Vec is `popped` off of the stack, its reference count is decremented by 1. When the reference count is 0, the Env instance will dispose of the object. All objects live and die by the Env's that create them. That means that any object not created by an Env instance shalt not be DKV.removed. Every Env has a set of these. Therefore, the Env class is a stack of values + an API for reference counting.

Examples of net.sf.l2j.gameserver.skills.Env


        List<L2Effect> effects = new FastList<L2Effect>();


        for (EffectTemplate et : _effectTemplatesSelf)
        {
            Env env = new Env();
            env.player = effector;
            env.target = effector;
            env.skill = this;
            L2Effect e = et.getEffect(env);
            if (e != null)

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Examples of net.sf.l2j.gameserver.skills.Env

      return false;
    }


    public final double calc()
    {
        Env env = new Env();
        env.player = _effector;
        env.target = _effected;
        env.skill = _skill;
        return _lambda.calc(env);
    }

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Examples of net.sf.l2j.gameserver.skills.Env

    {
        if (_funcTemplates == null) return _emptyFunctionSet;
        List<Func> funcs = new FastList<Func>();
        for (FuncTemplate t : _funcTemplates)
        {
            Env env = new Env();
            env.player = getEffector();
            env.target = getEffected();
            env.skill = getSkill();
            Func f = t.getFunc(env, this); // effect is owner
            if (f != null) funcs.add(f);

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse4() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"foo\"/>" ) );
    assertEquals( "foo", e.name() );
    assertNull( e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse5() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"foo\"></env>" ) );
    assertEquals( "foo", e.name() );
    assertNull( e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse6() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"bar\">abc</env>" ) );
    assertEquals( "bar", e.name() );
    assertEquals( "abc", e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse7() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"foo\" value=\"\"/>" ) );
    assertEquals( "foo", e.name() );
    assertEquals( "", e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse8() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"foo\" value=\"abc\"/>" ) );
    assertEquals( "foo", e.name() );
    assertEquals( "abc", e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse9() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"bar\">{blah}</env>" ) );
    assertEquals( "bar", e.name() );
    assertEquals( "{blah}", e.value( args ) );
  }

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Examples of org.apache.etch.interoptester.Env

  
  /** @throws Exception */
  @Test
  public void parse10() throws Exception
  {
    Env e = Env.parse( parseXml( "<env name=\"foo\" value=\"{blah}\"/>" ) );
    assertEquals( "foo", e.name() );
    assertEquals( "{blah}", e.value( args ) );
  }

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