Examples of wyil.lang.Code$Block

org.apache.tapestry5.Block

Represents a complete sequence of bytecode instructions. For example, every function or method body is a single Block. Likewise, the invariant for a give type is a Block. Finally, a Block permits attributes to be attached to every bytecode it contains. An example attribute is one for holding the location of the source code which generated the bytecode.

Every Block has a number of dedicated input variables, and an arbitrary number of additional temporary variables. Each variable is allocated to a slot number, starting from zero and with all inputs coming first.
@author David J. Pearce

        return elementName != null ? elementName : defaultElementName;
    }


    public Block getBlock(String id)
    {
        Block result = findBlock(id);


        if (result == null)
            throw new BlockNotFoundException(StructureMessages.blockNotFound(completeId, id), getLocation());


        return result;

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    @Test
    public void object_methods_can_be_invoked()
    {
        PropertyConduit conduit = source.create(Block.class, "toString()");


        Block b = new Block()
        {
            @Override
            public String toString()
            {
                return "Do You Grok Ze Block?";

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    }




    public Block getBlockForColumn()
    {
        Block override = overrides.getOverrideBlock(columnModel.getId() + "Header");


        if (override != null) return override;


        return standardHeader;
    }

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    @Test
    public void object_methods_can_be_invoked()
    {
        PropertyConduit conduit = source.create(Block.class, "toString()");


        Block b = new Block()
        {
            @Override
            public String toString()
            {
                return "Do You Grok Ze Block?";

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     * Invoked from subclasses to do the rendering. The subclass controls the naming convention for locating an
     * overriding Block parameter (it is the name of the property possibly suffixed with a value).
     */
    protected Object renderPropertyValue(MarkupWriter writer, String overrideBlockId)
    {
        Block override = overrides.getOverrideBlock(overrideBlockId);


        if (override != null) return override;


        String datatype = model.getDataType();

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     * Invoked from subclasses to do the rendering. The subclass controls the naming convention for locating an
     * overriding Block parameter (it is the name of the property possibly suffixed with a value).
     */
    protected Object renderPropertyValue(MarkupWriter writer, String overrideBlockId)
    {
        Block override = overrides.getOverrideBlock(overrideBlockId);


        if (override != null) return override;


        String datatype = model.getDataType();

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     * Returns null if the {@link #test()} is true, which allows normal rendering (of the body). If the test parameter
     * is false, returns the else parameter (this may also be null).
     */
    Object beginRender(MarkupWriter writer)
    {
        Block toRender = test() ? resources.getBody() : elseBlock;


        String elementName = resources.getElementName();


        renderTag = toRender != null && elementName != null;

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    @Test
    public void object_methods_can_be_invoked()
    {
        PropertyConduit conduit = source.create(Block.class, "toString()");


        Block b = new Block()
        {
            @Override
            public String toString()
            {
                return "Do You Grok Ze Block?";

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     * Invoked from subclasses to do the rendering. The subclass controls the naming convention for locating an
     * overriding Block parameter (it is the name of the property possibly suffixed with a value).
     */
    protected Object renderPropertyValue(MarkupWriter writer, String overrideBlockId)
    {
        Block override = overrides.getOverrideBlock(overrideBlockId);


        if (override != null) return override;


        String datatype = model.getDataType();

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    @Test
    public void object_methods_can_be_invoked()
    {
        PropertyConduit conduit = source.create(Block.class, "toString()");


        Block b = new Block()
        {
            @Override
            public String toString()
            {
                return "Do You Grok Ze Block?";

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