An object type consists of two parts: a spec and a body. The type body always depends on its type spec.
An opaque data structure that defines a protected entity implemented and manipulated by the operating system. For example, the system service that reads a file operates on an open file object. Every user-visible object has: A type (whose name must be unique). Two parts: header that is operated on by the Object Manager body that is operated on by type-specific system services A set of standardized rules for object creation, deletion, protection, access, management, and naming User-visible objects can be implemented using kernel-mode objects. Kernel-mode objects are visible to (and, except for certain fields in driver and device objects, directly accessible only by) the executive component that defined a given object type. They are indirectly accessible to other kernel-mode code through the type-specific support routines exported by the defining component. For example, KeInitializeDeviceQueue operates on device queue objects. See also opaque.
a bit like a package that contains only type declarations and functions that operate on those types
a composite datatype defined by the user or supplied as a library type
an Oracle database construct, managed via DDL extensions, that defines a data structure (attributes) and the legal operations (methods) on the attributes
a (possibly cv-qualified) type that is not a func- tion type, not a reference type, and not a void type
a type that defines instance s whose values can change
a type whose members are objects
a typing of the object level
a user-defined composite datatype representing a data structure and functions and procedures to manipulate the data
a user-defined composite datatype that encapsulates a data structure along with the functions and procedures needed to manipulate the data
a user-defined data structure representing an abstraction of a real-world entity
A class or definition for an object. Types are arranged into a type hierarchy that forms a directed acyclic graph.
A type of object exposed by an application, for example, Application, File, Range, and Sheet. Refer to the application's documentation (Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Word, and so on) for a complete listing of available objects.
One of the identifiers " commit"," tree"," tag" and " blob" describing the type of an object.
Includes a system-defined data type, a list of operations that can be performed upon it (such as wait, create, or cancel), and a set of object attributes. Object Manager is the part of the Windows NT Executive that provides uniform rules for retention, naming, and security of objects.
A desktop mechanism used to associate particular data files with the appropriate applications and actions. Object typing defines the criteria for typing the file (such as name or contents), the appearance (the icon used in File Manager), and the behavior of the object (for example, what happens when you double-click it).
The object type (otype) for your application provides addressing information that the ToolTalk service uses when delivering object-oriented messages.
aka interface object types in the Modula-3 language definition)
In query management, the substring following the query command name that specifies the type of query object to be processed.
A user-defined type that models a structure and behavior of an object. Equivalent to the concept of a class in different programming languages. In Oracle8, object types have public interfaces with attributes and methods. Object types are also known as abstract data types.
A code used by Accounting for reporting purposes which classifies the type of object being used. Some examples of object types include Accrued Expense, Fund Balance, and Recharge. The object type also drives special condition routing on DaFIS documents.
A data type that includes attributes of the data and methods (functions and procedures) for operating on the data.
In Oracle object technology, a form of user-defined data type that is an abstraction of a real-world entity. An object type is a schema object with the following components: A name, which identifies the object type uniquely within a schema Attributes, which model the structure and state of the real-world entity Methods, which implement the behavior of the real-world entity, in either PL/SQL or Java
An opaque data structure that defines a protected entity that is implemented and manipulated by the operating system. akaakuu wantaa View
In computer science, an object type (a.k.a. wrapping object) is a datatype that is used in object-oriented programming to wrap a non-object type to make it look like an object.