The type builder panel forms part of the
Type Browser dialogue. It presents a root
type that must be resolved. To achieve this, types are found and selected using the
known type lists. Sometimes a single type will be all that you require. However, more complex root types can be built and these are presented in the panel as a type node hierarchy, an example of which is shown above. The description associated with each node will help you to understand what it is you are being asked to select. Additionally, not all types will necessarily be eligible for selection for a given node. So when you select a node, the types available for selection may be a subset of the known types.
Resolved type name
The name of the fully resolved type.
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Locked symbol
Indicates that the type associated with the node cannot be changed.
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Pending symbol
Indicates that the type associated with the node cannot be selected until other nodes' types have been selected.
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Description
A description of the type requiring selection.
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Awaiting selection indicator
Indicates that a type has yet to be selected. When a type has been selected, its name is displayed here instead.
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