Member Access
How to access members of an object x
| object member | class member | namespace member | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| method | field | property | |||
| ABAP Objects | x->method(«parameters»). | x->field | x=>field or x=>method(«parameters»). | ||
| C++ (STL) | x.method(parameters) or ptr->method(parameters) |
x.field or ptr->field |
cls::member | ns::member | |
| Objective-C | x->field | x.property (2.0 only) or |
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| Smalltalk | x method«:parameter «bar:parameter ...»» | cls method«:parameter «bar:parameter ...»» | |||
| C# | x.method(parameters) | x.field | x.property | cls.member | ns.member |
| Java | |||||
| D | x.property | ||||
| Python | |||||
| Visual Basic .NET | |||||
| Windows PowerShell | ::member | ||||
| F# | cls.member | ||||
| Eiffel | x.method«(parameters)» | x.field | {cls}.member | ||
| Ruby | x.property | cls.member | |||
| PHP | x->method(parameters) | x->field | x->property | cls::member | ns\member |
| Perl | x->method«(parameters)» | x->{field} | cls->method«(parameters)» | ns::member | |
| Perl 6 | x.method«(parameters)» or x!method«(parameters)» |
x.field or x!field |
cls.method«(parameters)» or cls!method«(parameters)» |
ns::member | |
| OCaml | x#method «parameters» | ||||
| JavaScript | x.method(parameters) x(parameters) |
x.field x |
x.property x |
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