Monomorph |

Introduction
1. Introduction
2. Types
3. Type System
4. Class Fields
5. Expressions
- 5.1. Blocks
- 5.2. Constants
- 5.3. Binary Operators
- 5.4. Unary Operators
- 5.5. Array Declaration
- 5.6. Object Declaration
- 5.7. Field Access
- 5.8. Array Access
- 5.9. Function Call
- 5.10. var
- 5.11. Local functions
- 5.12. new
- 5.13. for
- 5.14. while
- 5.15. do-while
- 5.16. if
- 5.17. switch
- 5.18. try/catch
- 5.19. return
- 5.20. break
- 5.21. continue
- 5.22. throw
- 5.23. cast
- 5.24. unsafe cast
- 5.25. safe cast
- 5.26. type check
6. Language Features
7. Compiler Usage
- 7.1. Global Compiler Flags
8. Compiler Features
- 8.1. Built-in Compiler Metadata
- 8.2. Dead Code Elimination
- 8.3. Compiler Services
- 8.4. Overview
- 8.5. Field access completion
- 8.6. Call argument completion
- 8.7. Type path completion
- 8.8. Usage completion
- 8.9. Position completion
- 8.10. Top-level completion
- 8.11. Completion server
- 8.12. Resources
- 8.13. Embedding resources
- 8.14. Retrieving text resources
- 8.15. Retrieving binary resources
- 8.16. Implementation details
- 8.17. Runtime Type Information
- 8.18. RTTI structure
- 8.19. Static analyzer
9. Macros
- 9.1. Macro Context
- 9.2. Arguments
- 9.3. ExprOf
- 9.4. Constant Expressions
- 9.5. Rest Argument
- 9.6. Reification
- 9.7. Expression Reification
- 9.8. Type Reification
- 9.9. Class Reification
- 9.10. Tools
- 9.11. Type Building
- 9.12. Enum building
- 9.13. @:autoBuild
- 9.14. @:genericBuild
- 9.15. Limitations
- 9.16. Macro-in-Macro
- 9.17. Static extension
- 9.18. Build Order
- 9.19. Type Parameters
- 9.20. Initialization macros
10. Standard Library
11. Haxelib
12. Target Details
- 12.1. JavaScript
- 12.2. Getting started with Haxe/JavaScript
- 12.3. Using external JavaScript libraries
- 12.4. Inject raw JavaScript
- 12.5. JavaScript untyped functions
- 12.6. Debugging JavaScript
- 12.7. JavaScript target Metadata
- 12.8. Exposing Haxe classes for JavaScript
- 12.9. Loading extern classes using "require" function
- 12.10. Flash
- 12.11. Getting started with Haxe/Flash
- 12.12. Embedding resources
- 12.13. Using external Flash libraries
- 12.14. Flash target Metadata
- 12.15. Neko
- 12.16. PHP
- 12.17. Getting started with Haxe/PHP
- 12.18. PHP untyped functions
- 12.19. C++
- 12.20. Using C++ Defines
- 12.21. Using C++ Pointers
- 12.22. Java
- 12.23. C#
- 12.24. Python
13. Dictionary
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2.9 Monomorph

A monomorph is a type which may, through unification, morph into a different type later. We shall see details about this type when talking about type inference.