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Jetfire Keywords

Table of Contents [Hide/Show]    Jetfire Keywords       Contextual Keywords

Jetfire Keywords¶

Jetfire keywords are similar to C# keywords.

A keyword is an identifier-like sequence of characters that is reserved, and cannot be used as an identifier except when prefaced by the @ character. keyword: one of

• abstract - type of class
• access - first class construct for workflow
• as - used in casting
• at root - first class construct for workflow
• base - refers to inherited instances
• bool - boolean class
• break - used with loop
• byte - byte class
• call - first class construct for workflow. used to call a method.
• case - used with switch (not used)
• cast - used in casting (not used)
• catch - catch an exception (not used)
• char - char class
• checked - checked (not used)
• class - class
• const - constant access modifier (not used)
• continue - used with loop
• decimal - decimal class
• default - (not used)
• delegate - used with events (not used)
• do - used with loop
• double - double class
• else - used with if statement
• enterstate- first class construct for workflow
• enum - type of class
• event - used with events (not used)
• exception - used to throw a Jetfire error
• explicit - explicit (not used)
• extern - (not used)
• false - boolean value
• finally - used with try/catch (not used)
• fixed - (not used)
• float - float class
• for - used with loop
• foreach - used with loop
• from - first class construct for workflow. Used in Linq statements.
• getvalue - first class construct for workflow
• goto - used with loop (not used)
• if
• implicit - (not used)
• in - used with loop
• int - integer class
• interface - type of class
• internal - access modifier
• is - tests if object is of type 'class'
• lock - (not used)
• long
• method - first class construct for workflow
• namespace - identifies group of classes
• new - used to create a new object
• null - nothing
• object - general class
• operator - (not used)
• out - used with methods
• override - (not used)
• params - (not used)
• private - access modifier
• property - first class construct for workflow
• protected - access modifier
• public - access modifier
• readonly - access modifier
• ref - used with methods
• return - used in loop or premature return
• root - first class construct for workflow
• sbyte - sbyte class
• sealed - access modifier (not used)
• setvalue - first class construct for workflow
• short - short class
• signature - first class construct for workflow
• sizeof - (not used)
• stackalloc - (not used)
• state - first class construct for workflow
• static - access modifier
• string - string class
• struct - type of class (not used)
• switch - used with switch (not used)
• this - identifies instance member
• throw - used with exception
• true - boolean value
• try - used with try/catch (not used)
• typeof - identify class of an object
• uint - uint class
• ulong - ulong class
• unchecked - (not used)
• unsafe - (not used)
• ushort - ushort class
• using - used with namespaces (not used)
• var - dynamic variable class
• virtual - (not used)
• void - return type for method
• volatile - not used
• while - used with loop
• workflow - first class construct for workflow
  

Contextual Keywords¶

Some keywords are contextual, meaning that they can also be used as identifiers - without an @ symbol. The following are contextual keywords:

• add
• ascending
• by
• descending
• equals
• from
• get
• global
• group
• in
• into
• join
• let
• on
• orderby
• partial
• remove
• select
• set
• value
• var
• where
• yield
  With contextual keywords, ambiguity cannot arise within the context in which they are used.