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 *
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 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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import { V1_Multiplicity } from '../../packageableElements/domain/V1_Multiplicity.js';
import { V1_ValueSpecification, } from '../V1_ValueSpecification.js';
import { hashArray } from '@finos/legend-shared';
import { CORE_HASH_STRUCTURE, hashObjectWithoutSourceInformation, } from '../../../../../../../graph/Core_HashUtils.js';
/**
 * This is the mechanism by which we scale the system. Pretty much any constructs like
 * graph-fetch, path, etc, which have the need to store some data and manifest in value
 * specification space can be wrapped in form of a class instance. Here, we also keep
 * track of the type in order to interpret the value for processing.
 */
export class V1_ClassInstance extends V1_ValueSpecification {
    multiplicity = V1_Multiplicity.ONE;
    type;
    value;
    accept_ValueSpecificationVisitor(visitor) {
        return visitor.visit_ClassInstance(this);
    }
    get hashCode() {
        return hashArray([
            CORE_HASH_STRUCTURE.INSTANCE_VALUE,
            this.type,
            this.multiplicity,
            hashObjectWithoutSourceInformation([this.value]),
        ]);
    }
}
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