Difference between revisions of "Core.Terms.MapLiteral"
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Latest revision as of 03:52, 6 February 2020
Classification
Name | MapLiteral |
Short Description | Literal of type Map |
Class | Term |
Extension | OTX Core library |
Group | Literal related terms |
Exceptions | - |
Checker Rules | - |
Standard Compliant | Yes |
OTL Syntax
Value = {CountableTerm : LiteralTerm, CountableTerm : LiteralTerm, ...}
For the emotive Open Test Framework of version 5.6.x the following syntax will be used:
Value = {CountableTerm = LiteralTerm, CountableTerm = LiteralTerm, ...}
Description
A MapLiteral is the code representation of a value of type Map.
Properties
Name | Data Type | Class | Default | Cardinality | Description |
Literal | Map | Literal | - | [1] | Identification of a map in C# notation |
Examples
Map<String, Boolean> Map1 = {"Key1" : true, "Key2" : false, "Key3" : true};
Map<String, Float> Map2 = {"Key1" : 1.23};
Map<Integer, String> Map3 = {1 : "text1", 2 : "Text2", 3 : "Text3"};
For the emotive Open Test Framework of version 5.6.x the following syntax will be used:
Map<String, Boolean> Map1 = {"Key1" = true, "Key2" = false, "Key3" = true};
Map<String, Float> Map2 = {"Key1" = 1.23};
Map<Integer, String> Map3 = {1 = "text1", 2 = "Text2", 3 = "Text3"};
See also
BooleanLiteral
IntegerLiteral
FloatLiteral
StringLiteral
ByteFieldLiteral
ListLiteral
UserExceptionLiteral