Uses of Interface
Environment

Uses of Environment in <Unnamed>

Classes in <Unnamed> that implement Environment

class	ActivationRecord An ActivationRecord is an environment in which one new name is bound to some value, while all other names retain the values they have in some pre-existing outer environment, accessed via a nesting link.
class	InitialEnvironment This is the outermost environment, containing predefined names.

Methods in <Unnamed> with parameters of type Environment

Value	LetFun.eval(Environment env)
Value	Expression.eval(Environment env) Evaluate this expression.
Value	LetVal.eval(Environment env)
Value	Conditional.eval(Environment env)
Value	Constant.eval(Environment env)
Value	Application.eval(Environment env)
Value	Variable.eval(Environment env)

Constructors in <Unnamed> with parameters of type Environment

ActivationRecord(java.lang.String functionName, java.lang.String parameterName, Expression functionBody, Environment nestingLink)
Creates an activation record that binds a name to a value that is a (possibly recursive) function.

ActivationRecord(java.lang.String name, Value value, Environment nestingLink)
Creates an activation record that binds a name to an ordinary value.

Closure(java.lang.String parameter, Expression body, Environment env)
Creates a Closure with the specified components.