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L. McColl-Sylvester and F. Ponticelli

"Professional haXe and Neko"


*/
TestNumber(field : String, operator : NumericOp, value : Float);
/**
* Test a text field against a text value using a text operator.
*/
TestText(field : String, operator : TextOp, value : String);
/**
* Joins many conditions in a group. The group will evaluate to true if
* all of its members evaluate to true.
*/
And(tests : Array < Condition > );
/**
* Joins many conditions in a group. The group will evaluate to true if
* at least one of its members evaluates to true.
*/
Or(tests : Array < Condition > );
}
When compiled with the following command, a doc.xml file is also produced.
> haxe -neko neko.n -xml doc.xml QueryTools
Now there are two options to produce a readable document: using the haxedoc tool to produce offline
documentation or using the haxedoc.n bytecode to create online documentation.
Offline Documentation
When executed the haxedoc creates a directory content that will contain many HTML files ??” one for
each type defined, one subdirectory for each package, and an index.html file that will contain a list of
links to all the generated documents.


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