obj Module

This module provides functions that allow you to interact with objects without using the built in operators and construction methods. This is useful for non-identifier friendly keys.

obj.new()

Constructs a new object with no members

Returns

• obj: An empty object

obj.set(obj: obj, key: str, val: any)

Sets the object’s member at the specified key. Not all keys set this way can be accessed with the postfix obj.member operator

Parameters

• obj: The object to call set on
• key: The member name to store the value at
• val: The value to store at the specified member name

Example

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
let o = {};
obj.set(o, "wow", 1);
io.println(o.wow); // 1
obj.set(o, "Can't do this with . lol", 2);
}

obj.set(obj: obj, key: str, val: any)

Gets the object’s member at the specified key. Useful for non identifier friendly member keys

Parameters

• obj: The object to call get on
• key: The member name to attempt to get

Returns

• any: If the member exists
• err: If the member does not exist

Example

#![allow(unused)]
fn main() {
let x = obj.get(o, "Can with this :)");
}