C# Class instance, code

An instance is a value of a particular type. Usually the term is reserved for objects -- an instance of a class -- but is used here to refer to values of any type. 5 is an instance of Number, for example. The toAccess property is of type Indirectedness, an enum explaining if this instance is a literal, like 5 or "hi world", or is in a local variable, etc.

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Public Methods

Method	Description
StartCoroutine ( IEnumerator, routine ) : Coroutine,
Update ( GameTime, gameTime ) : void
UpdateCoroutines ( GameTime, gameTime ) : void

Private Methods

Method	Description
this ( ) : like,

Method Details

StartCoroutine() public method

public StartCoroutine ( IEnumerator, routine ) : Coroutine,
routine	IEnumerator,
return	Coroutine,

Update() public method

public Update ( GameTime, gameTime ) : void
gameTime	GameTime,
return	void

UpdateCoroutines() public method

public UpdateCoroutines ( GameTime, gameTime ) : void
gameTime	GameTime,
return	void