Seldom used, this allows to access the reference itself, while AsMap, AsList and AsValue access the referenced Object.
Declaration Syntax| C# |
public virtual Reference AsReference()
Return ValueReturns itself or throws an Exception if it can't
RemarksNormally there is no need to access References, they just work their Targets are supposed to work.
Examples
CopyC#Sofu.Sofu.Map stuff = new Sofu.Sofu.Map(); stuff.SetAttribute("vally",new Sofu.Sofu.Reference("valref",new Sofu.Sofu.Value("Hello World"))); Console.Out.WriteLine(stuff.Object("vally").AsReference().ToString()); //Will write "selfref" Console.Out.WriteLine(stuff.Object("vally").AsValue().ToString()); //Will write "Hello World"
Exceptions| Exception | Condition |
|---|---|
| SofuNotReferenceException | Gets thrown if the Object is not a Reference |