Annotations allow arbitrary metadata to be assigned to a property or type. They are defined after the formal type or property definition using an @ prefixed named. Each annotation may define a argument list within parenthesis. If parenthesis are used, at least one argument MUST be provided.
Arguments may be named.
Int32 type @primitive @size(4) { }
Point type : Vector3<Number> @size(32) {
w: Number @serializable(pack: true, index: 4)
}
Syntax & Expression representations:
AnnotationExpression { arguments: ArgumentSyntax[] )
AnnotationExpressionSyntax { arguments: IArguments }
Special annotations.
Annotations allow arbitrary metadata to be assigned to a property or type. They are defined after the formal type or property definition using an @ prefixed named. Each annotation may define a argument list within parenthesis. If parenthesis are used, at least one argument MUST be provided.
Arguments may be named.
Syntax & Expression representations:
AnnotationExpression { arguments: ArgumentSyntax[] )
AnnotationExpressionSyntax { arguments: IArguments }
Special annotations.