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In [[E-on-Java]] and [[E-on-CL]], "Ref" is the common superclass of the underlying objects which implement the behaviors of all references other than [[near reference]]s. (See [[reference states]].) | In [[E-on-Java]] and [[E-on-CL]], "Ref" is the common superclass of the underlying objects which implement the behaviors of all references other than [[near reference]]s. (See [[reference states]].) | ||
| - | [[Ref | + | [[Object Ref|Ref is also the name of an object]] which provides operations on references — creating promises, testing reference states, etc. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
| - | * [[Ref | + | * [[Object Ref]] |
* [[Reference states]] | * [[Reference states]] | ||
* [[SturdyRef]] | * [[SturdyRef]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:40, 31 May 2009
Ref is an abbreviation for "reference".
In E-on-Java and E-on-CL, "Ref" is the common superclass of the underlying objects which implement the behaviors of all references other than near references. (See reference states.)
Ref is also the name of an object which provides operations on references — creating promises, testing reference states, etc.
See also
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