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Invokes a setter and returns a mirror on the result. The setter may be either the implicit setter for a non-final field or a user-defined setter method.
Let o be the object reflected by this mirror, let
f be the simple name of the getter denoted by fieldName,
and let a be the object bound to value.
Then this method will perform the setter invocation
o.f = a
in a scope that has access to the private members
of o (if o is a class or library) or the private members of the
class of o (otherwise).
If the invocation returns a result r, this method returns
the result of calling reflect\(value\).
If the invocation causes a compilation error
the effect is the same as if a non-reflective compilation error
had been encountered.
If the invocation throws an exception e (that it does not catch)
this method throws e.
Source
/**
* Invokes a setter and returns a mirror on the result. The setter
* may be either the implicit setter for a non-final field or a
* user-defined setter method.
*
* Let *o* be the object reflected by this mirror, let
* *f* be the simple name of the getter denoted by [fieldName],
* and let *a* be the object bound to [value].
* Then this method will perform the setter invocation
* *o.f = a*
* in a scope that has access to the private members
* of *o* (if *o* is a class or library) or the private members of the
* class of *o* (otherwise).
* If the invocation returns a result *r*, this method returns
* the result of calling [reflect]\([value]\).
* If the invocation causes a compilation error
* the effect is the same as if a non-reflective compilation error
* had been encountered.
* If the invocation throws an exception *e* (that it does not catch)
* this method throws *e*.
*/
/* TODO(turnidge): Handle ambiguous names.*/
InstanceMirror setField(Symbol fieldName, Object value);