A symbol that represents a value.
A symbol that represents a value.
Located in /Ruleelement.php (line 202)
RuleElement | --Variable
Class | Description |
---|---|
DateVariable | A symbol that represents Date values. |
Constructor initializes $name, and the $value.
Constructor initializes $name, and the $value.
Constructor initializes $name, and the $value.
Constructor initializes $name, and the $value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is equal to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is equal to its own value.
Returns "Variable.
Returns "Variable."
Determines whether another Variable's value is greater than to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is greater than to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is greater than or equal to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is greater than or equal to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is less than to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is less than to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is less than or equal to to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is less than or equal to to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is <em>not</em> equal to its own value.
Determines whether another Variable's value is <em>not</em> equal to its own value.
Returns a human-readable statement and value.
Returns a human-readable statement and value.
Inherited From RuleElement
RuleElement::RuleElement()
RuleElement::__construct()
RuleElement::getType()
RuleElement::toString()
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