Java: IResolveContext

CDKTN Core API Reference for IResolveContext in Java.

• Implemented By: IResolveContext

Current resolution context for tokens.

Methods

Name	Description
registerPostProcessor	Use this postprocessor after the entire token structure has been resolved.
resolve	Resolve an inner object.

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registerPostProcessor

public void registerPostProcessor(IPostProcessor postProcessor)

Use this postprocessor after the entire token structure has been resolved.

postProcessor^Required

• Type: IPostProcessor

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resolve

public java.lang.Object resolve(java.lang.Object x)

Resolve an inner object.

x^Required

• Type: java.lang.Object

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Properties

Name	Type	Description
preparing	java.lang.Boolean	True when we are still preparing, false if we’re rendering the final output.
scope	software.constructs.IConstruct	The scope from which resolution has been initiated.
ignoreEscapes	java.lang.Boolean	True when ${} should not be parsed, and treated as literals.
iteratorContext	java.lang.String	TerraformIterators can be passed for block attributes and normal list attributes both require different handling when the iterable variable is accessed e.g. a dynamic block needs each.key while a for expression just needs key.
suppressBraces	java.lang.Boolean	True when ${} should be ommitted (because already inside them), false otherwise.
warnEscapes	java.lang.Boolean	True when ${} should not be included in the string to be resolved, outputs a warning.

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preparing^Required

public java.lang.Boolean getPreparing();

• Type: java.lang.Boolean

True when we are still preparing, false if we’re rendering the final output.

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scope^Required

public IConstruct getScope();

• Type: software.constructs.IConstruct

The scope from which resolution has been initiated.

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ignoreEscapes^Optional

public java.lang.Boolean getIgnoreEscapes();

• Type: java.lang.Boolean

True when ${} should not be parsed, and treated as literals.

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iteratorContext^Optional

public java.lang.String getIteratorContext();

• Type: java.lang.String

TerraformIterators can be passed for block attributes and normal list attributes both require different handling when the iterable variable is accessed e.g. a dynamic block needs each.key while a for expression just needs key.

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suppressBraces^Optional

public java.lang.Boolean getSuppressBraces();

• Type: java.lang.Boolean

True when ${} should be ommitted (because already inside them), false otherwise.

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warnEscapes^Optional

public java.lang.Boolean getWarnEscapes();

• Type: java.lang.Boolean

True when ${} should not be included in the string to be resolved, outputs a warning.

Default: false

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