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--- documentation:entrypoint [2020/02/22 00:21] – jamieswhiteshirt
+++ documentation:entrypoint [2020/02/22 00:23] – [Code reference types] Instances is a good term jamieswhiteshirt
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 ==== Code reference types ====
-An entrypoint's code reference is turned into an instance of the entrypoint prototype's type. The most common way to make an entrypoint is to refer to a class which implements the expected type, but these code references can be made in multiple ways. Internally, a language adapter is responsible for interpreting the references. The default language adapter is designed for Java code, and thus supports the following types of references:
+An entrypoint's code reference is turned into an instance of the entrypoint prototype's type. The most common way to make an entrypoint is to refer to a class which implements the expected type, but these code references can be made in multiple ways. Internally, a language adapter is responsible for interpreting the references and turning them into instances. The default language adapter is designed for Java code, and thus supports the following types of references:
   * **Class reference**: ex. ''net.fabricmc.example.ExampleMod'' refers to the non-abstract class by this name. The class must have a public constructor with no arguments. The class must implement or extend the expected type. The resulting object is a new instance of the class.