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comparison: src/share/classes/javax/lang/model/util/Types.java
src/share/classes/javax/lang/model/util/Types.java
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| 56 */ | 56 */ |
| 57 Element asElement(TypeMirror t); | 57 Element asElement(TypeMirror t); |
| 58 | 58 |
| 59 /** | 59 /** |
| 60 * Tests whether two {@code TypeMirror} objects represent the same type. | 60 * Tests whether two {@code TypeMirror} objects represent the same type. |
| 61 * | |
| 62 * <p>Since annotations are only meta-data associated with a type, | |
| 63 * the set of annotations on either argument is <em>not</em> taken | |
| 64 * into account when computing whether or not two {@code | |
| 65 * TypeMirror} objects are the same type. In particular, two | |
| 66 * {@code TypeMirror} objects can have different annotations and | |
| 67 * still be considered the same. | |
| 61 * | 68 * |
| 62 * <p>Caveat: if either of the arguments to this method represents a | 69 * <p>Caveat: if either of the arguments to this method represents a |
| 63 * wildcard, this method will return false. As a consequence, a wildcard | 70 * wildcard, this method will return false. As a consequence, a wildcard |
| 64 * is not the same type as itself. This might be surprising at first, | 71 * is not the same type as itself. This might be surprising at first, |
| 65 * but makes sense once you consider that an example like this must be | 72 * but makes sense once you consider that an example like this must be |
