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| Documentation | $java.getField: Returns the value of the field of an object or a class. The first parameter may either be an object or the name of a java class. Field may be the name of a static field or an instance field.
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Information about a class$set{class}{java.math.BigDecimal} Constructors:$java.getConstructors{$get{class}}
Methods: $java.getMethods{$get{class}}
Fields: $java.getFields{$get{class}}
Field (separatorChar): $java.getField{$get{class}}{ROUND_DOWN} Initializing and using an object$set{o}{$java.new{java.math.BigDecimal(java.lang.String)}{10}} Class: $java.getClass{$get{o}}Invoke: $set{r}{$java.invoke{$get{o}}{equals(java.math.BigDecimal)}{10}} $// cast 10 to new BigDecimal $java.invoke{$get{r}}{toString} Print float value: $java.invoke{$get{o}}{floatValue} Add to itself: $java.invoke{$get{o}}{add}{$get{o}} $// no need to give param types 'cause we neither need a cast nor is it unclear which function is meant |
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| Group | Special |
| Minimum required transaction-mode: | NONE |
| Required scripting permission of the developer | PERMISSION_FL_ADVANCED |
| Minimum parameters | 2 |
| Maximum parameters | 2 |