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Class CompoundExpression, TypedValue getValueInternal(ExpressionState)

EvalutesEvaluates a compound expression. This involves evaluating each piece in turn and the return value from each piece is the active context object for the subsequent piece. @param state the state in which the expression is being evaluated @return the final value from the last piece of the compound expression

Class Indexer

An Indexer can index into some proceeding structure to access a particularparticular piece of it. Supported structures are: strings/collectionscollections (lists/sets)/arrays @author Andy Clement @since 3.0

Class OpAnd

Represents the boolean AND operation. @author Andy Clement @author Mark Fisher @author Oliver Becker @since 3.0

Class OpOr

Represents the boolean OR operation. @author Andy Clement @author Mark Fisher @author Oliver Becker @since 3.0

Class OperatorNot

Represents a NOT operation. @author Andy Clement @author Mark Fisher @author Oliver Becker @since 3.0

Class TypeReference

Represents a reference to a type, for example "T(String)" or "T(com.somewhere.Foo)" @author Andy Clement