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    Class ModuleRequestSEXP

    A module may request to load several modules or a single module several times. Whenever this happens a unique ModuleRequest is created.

    import {foo as bar} from "SOURCE"; 
    import a from "SOURCE";
    import "SOURCE";
    export * from "SOURCE";
    export * as boo from "SOURCE";

    • FLAG(SOURCE): Lookup source (the string used for import, different strings may actually resolve to the same file, this is handled durint runtime).

    • FLAG(REQIDX): A unique IDX associated with each ModuleRequest.

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    getFlag getFlagBoolean getFlagNumber getFlagString getReqIDX getSource hasFlag removeFlag serialize setFlag setReqIDX setSource toString

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    args: IridiumSEXP[] = []

    Args are the children nodes to the current node.

    flags: [string, IridiumPrimitives][] = []

    Flags store metadata/primitive data in an Iridium node. These nodes cannot store other Iridium S-Expressions.

    tag: string = "IridiumSEXP"

    Tag specifics the S-Expression Type.

    Methods

    • Parameters

      • flag: string

      Returns boolean

    • Parameters

      • flag: string

      Returns number

    • Parameters

      • flag: string

      Returns string

    • Returns number

    • Returns string

    • Parameters

      • flag: string

      Returns boolean

    • Parameters

      • flag: string

      Returns void

    • This method is used to squish the Iridium Code into an array which can be easily stored on disk.

      Returns any[]

      Nested Array of Iridium S-Expressions.

    • Parameters

      • reqIDX: number

      Returns void

    • Parameters

      • source: string

      Returns void

    • Parameters

      • space: number = 0

      Returns string

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