object<-get

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    - Classes
      - class object
        
        Get methods
        
        object<-_arg
        
        object<-_arity
        
        object<-_class_name
        
        object<-_flags
        
        object<-_inspect
        
        object<-_man_id
        
        object<-_references
        
        object<-_slot
        
        object<-_class
        
        object<-all_constraints
        
        object<-all_get_methods
        
        object<-all_hypers
        
        object<-all_send_methods
        
        object<-all_attributes
        
        object<-attribute
        
        object<-class
        
        object<-class_name
        
        object<-class_variable_value
        
        object<-clone
        
        object<-convert
        
        object<-create_context
        
        object<-find_all_send_methods
        
        object<-find_hyper
        
        object<-functor
        
        object<-get_class
        
        object<-get_hyper
        
        object<-send_method
        
        object<-get_method
        
        object<-get_sub
        
        object<-get_super
        
        object<-get_vector
        
        object<-hypered
        
        object<-inspect
        
        object<-lock_object
        
        object<-object_reference
        
        object<-print_name
        
        object<-protect
        
        object<-references
        
        object<-report_to
        
        object<-self
        
        object<-slot
        
        object<-storage_reference
        
        object<-unlock

object <-get_vector: unchecked ... -> unchecked

Invokes a get-method on the object itself. The first element of the vector is used as a selector, the subsequent ones are used as arguments to the behaviour. E.g.

get(@prolog, get_vector, vector(plus, 1, 1), X).

Is a very complicated way to add 1 and 1.

This behaviour is intended to deal with delegating messages trapped via the object->get_catch_all behaviour.

See also: object->send_vector