The PSL class implementation is very similar to Java, except PSL has more primitive classes (including String, which is a reference class in Java).
This section of the PSL Programming Guidelines provides a reference to all the properties and methods currently defined within each PSL class. The Object class is the ultimate superclass of all other classes in PSL. Because every other class is a subclass of the Object class, all methods accessible from the Object class are accessible from all other classes.
Descended from the Object class are two types of classes within which all other classes are defined:
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The PSL class implementation is very similar to Java, except PSL has more primitive classes (including String, which is a reference class in Java). |
Refer to the PSL Class Hierarchy illustration for a graphical display of the relationship between all the PSL classes.