Keywords

Haxe Language Reference > Keywords

  • case

    Specifies an entry in a switch statement.
    See: Switch

  • default

    If used in a switch statement, default is used to indicate a case that will be executed if none of the other cases were executed. If used in a property definition, default indicates that the classic field access are available.
    See: Switch, Properties

  • do

    Declares a "do-while" loop.
    do expr-loop while( expr-cond );
    See: While

  • dynamic

    Used in a property definition to indicate that access will be set at runtime. Also used as a flag in a class variable or method declaration to indicate that the field may be dynamically rebound.
    See: Properties, Classes

  • else

    Declares a block to be executed if the condition is not true.
    if( expr-cond ) expr-1 [else expr-2]
    See: If

  • extern

    Indicates that the class is already defined.

  • for

    Declares a "for" loop.
    for( variable in iterable ) expr-loop;
    See: For

  • if

    Declares a block to be executed if a condition is true.
    if( expr-cond ) expr-1 [else expr-2]
    See: If

  • import

    Indicates that the class references a class from a different package is reference from the file.
    See: Imports

  • in

    Part of the syntax of the "for" loop.
    See: For

  • inline

    Indicates that the compiler can speed up the code by replacing references to a function or static variable with the method body or variable's value, respectively.
    See: Inline

  • never

    Used in a property definition to indicate that access is not available.
    See: Properties

  • null

    If used in a comparison or assignment, null is variable without a value. If used in a property definition, null indicates that access is only allowed from within the class.
    See: Constants, Properties

  • override

    Indicates that a class' field is overriding its parent class.
    See: Classes

  • private

    Indicates that access to field is only allowed from the class.
    See: Classes

  • public

    Indicates that a field's access not restricted.
    See: Classes

  • return

    Exit a function before the end or return a value from a function.
    See: Return

  • switch

    Equivalent to multiple if...else if... tests on the same value.
    See: Switch

  • trace

    A global function to ease debugging. Outputs the given variable as a String.
    trace("Will be shown when compiled for debugging");
    See: here

  • try

    A try block is code where exception handlers can be defined.
    See: Exceptions

  • while

    Declares a "while" loop.
    while( expr-cond ) expr-loop;
    See: While
Looking for const? You may use inline static, which works pretty much the same as what you want.
version #15204, modified 2012-07-28 05:14:30 by greg_dove