Bindable

All Implemented Interfaces:
```
public interface Bindable

                    
```
Allows binding and retrieval of objects using Kotlin operator functions and traditional get/set

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
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Field Summary

Fields
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Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor	Description

Enum Constant Summary

Enum Constants
Enum Constant	Description

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`abstract Unit`	`set(String key, Object value)`	Bind a value to a name
`abstract Bindable`	`bind(String key, Object value)`
`abstract Bindable`	`bindProtected(String key, Object value)`	Bind a value to a name and mark it as protected.
`abstract Bindable`	`addObject(Object value)`	Add to entries without binding to a variable name.
`Unit`	`addAll(List<Object> objects)`
`abstract Unit`	`plusAssign(Object value)`
`abstract Unit`	`plusAssign(Pair<String, Object> pair)`
`Unit`	`plusAssign(Map<String, Object> bindings)`
`Unit`	`bindAll(Map<String, Object> bindings)`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
- Method Detail
  - set
```
 abstract Unit set(String key, Object value)
```
    Bind a value to a name
  - bind
```
 abstract Bindable bind(String key, Object value)
```
  - bindProtected
```
 abstract Bindable bindProtected(String key, Object value)
```
    Bind a value to a name and mark it as protected. Protected bindings survive Blackboard.clear operations, which occur during state transitions. Use this for bindings that should persist across states, such as conversation history and user identity.
  - addObject
```
 abstract Bindable addObject(Object value)
```
    Add to entries without binding to a variable name. Implementations must respect the order in which entities were added. This is equivalent to using the default binding name as the key. For example, if you add a Dog to the blackboard without a key, it will be bound to the default binding name "it" and will be the last entry in the list of objects. Equivalent:
    blackboard["it"] = dog blackboard.addObject(dog)
  - addAll
```
 Unit addAll(List<Object> objects)
```
  - plusAssign
```
 abstract Unit plusAssign(Object value)
```
  - plusAssign
```
 abstract Unit plusAssign(Pair<String, Object> pair)
```
  - plusAssign
```
 Unit plusAssign(Map<String, Object> bindings)
```
  - bindAll
```
 Unit bindAll(Map<String, Object> bindings)
```