write
, read
, getXXX
, and setXXX
, provide means to access memory underlying the native pointer.While a constructor exists to create a Pointer from an integer value, it's not generally a good idea to be creating pointers that way. @author Sheng Liang, originator @author Todd Fast, suitability modifications @author Timothy Wall, robust library loading @see Function
ctx.getPointer ("foo/bar")
will produce a Pointer that can get and set the property "bar" of the object which is the value of the property "foo" of the root object. The value of ctx.getPointer("aMap/aKey[3]")
will be a pointer to the 3'rd element of the array, which is the value for the key "aKey" of the map, which is the value of the property "aMap" of the root object.
@author Dmitri Plotnikov
@version $Revision: 1.7 $ $Date: 2003/03/11 00:59:12 $
This is an abstract class that defines Pointer operations
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