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Class Summary |
| BasicTypeWrapper |
A class used to serialize basic type values (int, boolean,...).
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| GoalFromJava |
Represents a goal from Java, called through deterministicGoal |
| GoalToExecute |
A goal scheduled to execute in Prolog whenever possible |
| InvisibleObject |
Instances represent objects which are not serialized to/from Prolog,
and that are kept in a table by a Prolog engine |
| IPClassObject |
Represents a Java class object; avoids the need to use a full blown object specifier for the real
Java class object (a Class instance) on the Prolog side, by relying on the Java call-back mechanism to interpret the contents
of this object at callback time |
| IPClassVariable |
Represents a Java class variable; allow the Prolog side to conveniently refer any class variable |
| MessageExecuting |
Object to help coordinate a javaMessage execution in the Java side. |
| MessageFromProlog |
Represents a message from Prolog, performed by predicate javaMessage |
| ObjectRegistry |
Remembers a set of Java objects, allowing access to them by an (integer) ID |
| OutputHandler |
An object consuming input from a stream, analysing it and sending messages to a list
of OutputListener objects; if a debugStream is provided it gets a copy of all the input read |
| PrologOutputObjectStream |
Vaguely similar to an ObjectOutputStream, but sends the total number of serialized bytes up front,
so Prolog can keep grammar and socket reads separate without hanging for input. |
| Recognizer |
A simple pattern recognizor used in error detection. |
| ResultFromJava |
Used to serialize results for javaMessage |
| ResultFromProlog |
Used to serialize results for deterministicGoal |
| VariableNode |
TermModel node for a free Prolog variable. |
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