Provides the name and type of a single function/procedure argument. More...
 Inheritance diagram for IArgumentInfo:
 Collaboration diagram for IArgumentInfo:Provides the name and type of a single function/procedure argument.
Usually part of a list of arguments in a Callable info object.
Argument info objects implement the Struct methods internally and are Core type ctStruct. 
Public Member Functions | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getName (IString **name)=0 | 
| Gets the name of the argument.  More... | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getType (CoreType *type)=0 | 
| Gets the core type of the argument.  More... | |
  Public Member Functions inherited from IBaseObject | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | borrowInterface (const IntfID &intfID, void **obj) const =0 | 
| Returns another interface which is supported by the object without incrementing the reference count.  More... | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | dispose ()=0 | 
| Disposes all references held by the object.  More... | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | getHashCode (SizeT *hashCode)=0 | 
| Returns hash code of the object.  More... | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | equals (IBaseObject *other, Bool *equal) const =0 | 
| Compares object to another object for equality.  More... | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | toString (CharPtr *str)=0 | 
| Returns a string representation of the object.  More... | |
  Public Member Functions inherited from IUnknown | |
| virtual ErrCode INTERFACE_FUNC | queryInterface (const IntfID &intfID, void **obj)=0 | 
| Returns another interface which is supported by the object and increments the reference count.  More... | |
| virtual int INTERFACE_FUNC | addRef ()=0 | 
| Increments the reference count for an interface on an object.  More... | |
| virtual int INTERFACE_FUNC | releaseRef ()=0 | 
| Decrements the reference count for an interface on an object.  More... | |
Gets the name of the argument.
| [out] | name | The name of the argument. | 
Gets the core type of the argument.
| [out] | type | The type of the argument. | 
Dictionary, List and Object types should be avoided in public function/procedure callable objects as their key, item, or base interface type cannot be determined without internal knowledge of the function/procedure.