Class host_data deals with representing native host-data in XPCE objects. A host_data object contains a void * handle that can be used by the interface to the host-language to pack native data in an XPCE object.
Objects of class host_data are only acceptable to types that
explicitely include this type. I.e. the generic types any and
object do not accept instances of this class. This is
primarily for backward compatibility reasons: a Prolog term
should be translated as quickly as possible into an XPCE object
to avoid multiple places where this translation happens, and
thus unexpected and unintended creation of multiple different objects
from the same Prolog term.
Except for class host, no methods in XPCE accept objects of class host_data. Usage of this class and its associated type therefore only makes sense in the context of classes defined in the host-language.
See class prolog_term and ``Programming in XPCE/Prolog.
:- pce_begin_class(term, object,
"Represent a prolog term").
variable(value, prolog, both, "represented value").
initialise(T, Term:prolog) :->
send_super(T, initialise),
send(T, value, Term).
:- pce_end_class.
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