Call statement
Format
The format is:
Call-expression ;
This is a statement that ends with a method call followed by a semicolon.
A return value of the method is ignored.
Call expression
This is an expression that ends with a method call.
If the call expression has a dot operator, the call statement calls the method of the instance returned by the expression to the left of the last dot.
If the call expression does not have a dot operator, the call statement calls the method in the current class definition.
Semicolon
The end of a call statement is represented by a semicolon.
Example
| 1: | class example |
| 2: | int var1; |
| 3: | open method void someMethod(int arg) |
| 4: | var1 = arg; |
| 5: | em |
| 6: | open method void someMethod2(int arg) |
| 7: | someMethod(arg); |
| 8: | em |
| 9: | ec |
| 1: | example ex; |
| 2: | ex.someMethod(10); |