src/share/classes/javax/lang/model/util/Types.java

Tue, 01 Feb 2011 10:11:05 -0800

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darcy
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Tue, 01 Feb 2011 10:11:05 -0800
changeset 851
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6961571: Update visitors to support ARM's ElementKind.RESOURCE_VARIABLE
Reviewed-by: jjg

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    26 package javax.lang.model.util;
    28 import java.util.List;
    29 import javax.lang.model.element.*;
    30 import javax.lang.model.type.*;
    32 /**
    33  * Utility methods for operating on types.
    34  *
    35  * <p><b>Compatibility Note:</b> Methods may be added to this interface
    36  * in future releases of the platform.
    37  *
    38  * @author Joseph D. Darcy
    39  * @author Scott Seligman
    40  * @author Peter von der Ah&eacute;
    41  * @see javax.annotation.processing.ProcessingEnvironment#getTypeUtils
    42  * @since 1.6
    43  */
    44 public interface Types {
    46     /**
    47      * Returns the element corresponding to a type.
    48      * The type may be a {@code DeclaredType} or {@code TypeVariable}.
    49      * Returns {@code null} if the type is not one with a
    50      * corresponding element.
    51      *
    52      * @return the element corresponding to the given type
    53      */
    54     Element asElement(TypeMirror t);
    56     /**
    57      * Tests whether two {@code TypeMirror} objects represent the same type.
    58      *
    59      * <p>Caveat: if either of the arguments to this method represents a
    60      * wildcard, this method will return false.  As a consequence, a wildcard
    61      * is not the same type as itself.  This might be surprising at first,
    62      * but makes sense once you consider that an example like this must be
    63      * rejected by the compiler:
    64      * <pre>
    65      *   {@code List<?> list = new ArrayList<Object>();}
    66      *   {@code list.add(list.get(0));}
    67      * </pre>
    68      *
    69      * @param t1  the first type
    70      * @param t2  the second type
    71      * @return {@code true} if and only if the two types are the same
    72      */
    73     boolean isSameType(TypeMirror t1, TypeMirror t2);
    75     /**
    76      * Tests whether one type is a subtype of another.
    77      * Any type is considered to be a subtype of itself.
    78      *
    79      * @param t1  the first type
    80      * @param t2  the second type
    81      * @return {@code true} if and only if the first type is a subtype
    82      *          of the second
    83      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given an executable or package type
    84      * @jls3 4.10 Subtyping
    85      */
    86     boolean isSubtype(TypeMirror t1, TypeMirror t2);
    88     /**
    89      * Tests whether one type is assignable to another.
    90      *
    91      * @param t1  the first type
    92      * @param t2  the second type
    93      * @return {@code true} if and only if the first type is assignable
    94      *          to the second
    95      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given an executable or package type
    96      * @jls3 5.2 Assignment Conversion
    97      */
    98     boolean isAssignable(TypeMirror t1, TypeMirror t2);
   100     /**
   101      * Tests whether one type argument <i>contains</i> another.
   102      *
   103      * @param t1  the first type
   104      * @param t2  the second type
   105      * @return {@code true} if and only if the first type contains the second
   106      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given an executable or package type
   107      * @jls3 4.5.1.1 Type Argument Containment and Equivalence
   108      */
   109     boolean contains(TypeMirror t1, TypeMirror t2);
   111     /**
   112      * Tests whether the signature of one method is a <i>subsignature</i>
   113      * of another.
   114      *
   115      * @param m1  the first method
   116      * @param m2  the second method
   117      * @return {@code true} if and only if the first signature is a
   118      *          subsignature of the second
   119      * @jls3 8.4.2 Method Signature
   120      */
   121     boolean isSubsignature(ExecutableType m1, ExecutableType m2);
   123     /**
   124      * Returns the direct supertypes of a type.  The interface types, if any,
   125      * will appear last in the list.
   126      *
   127      * @param t  the type being examined
   128      * @return the direct supertypes, or an empty list if none
   129      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given an executable or package type
   130      */
   131     List<? extends TypeMirror> directSupertypes(TypeMirror t);
   133     /**
   134      * Returns the erasure of a type.
   135      *
   136      * @param t  the type to be erased
   137      * @return the erasure of the given type
   138      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given a package type
   139      * @jls3 4.6 Type Erasure
   140      */
   141     TypeMirror erasure(TypeMirror t);
   143     /**
   144      * Returns the class of a boxed value of a given primitive type.
   145      * That is, <i>boxing conversion</i> is applied.
   146      *
   147      * @param p  the primitive type to be converted
   148      * @return the class of a boxed value of type {@code p}
   149      * @jls3 5.1.7 Boxing Conversion
   150      */
   151     TypeElement boxedClass(PrimitiveType p);
   153     /**
   154      * Returns the type (a primitive type) of unboxed values of a given type.
   155      * That is, <i>unboxing conversion</i> is applied.
   156      *
   157      * @param t  the type to be unboxed
   158      * @return the type of an unboxed value of type {@code t}
   159      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the given type has no
   160      *          unboxing conversion
   161      * @jls3 5.1.8 Unboxing Conversion
   162      */
   163     PrimitiveType unboxedType(TypeMirror t);
   165     /**
   166      * Applies capture conversion to a type.
   167      *
   168      * @param t  the type to be converted
   169      * @return the result of applying capture conversion
   170      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if given an executable or package type
   171      * @jls3 5.1.10 Capture Conversion
   172      */
   173     TypeMirror capture(TypeMirror t);
   175     /**
   176      * Returns a primitive type.
   177      *
   178      * @param kind  the kind of primitive type to return
   179      * @return a primitive type
   180      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code kind} is not a primitive kind
   181      */
   182     PrimitiveType getPrimitiveType(TypeKind kind);
   184     /**
   185      * Returns the null type.  This is the type of {@code null}.
   186      *
   187      * @return the null type
   188      */
   189     NullType getNullType();
   191     /**
   192      * Returns a pseudo-type used where no actual type is appropriate.
   193      * The kind of type to return may be either
   194      * {@link TypeKind#VOID VOID} or {@link TypeKind#NONE NONE}.
   195      * For packages, use
   196      * {@link Elements#getPackageElement(CharSequence)}{@code .asType()}
   197      * instead.
   198      *
   199      * @param kind  the kind of type to return
   200      * @return a pseudo-type of kind {@code VOID} or {@code NONE}
   201      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code kind} is not valid
   202      */
   203     NoType getNoType(TypeKind kind);
   205     /**
   206      * Returns an array type with the specified component type.
   207      *
   208      * @param componentType  the component type
   209      * @return an array type with the specified component type.
   210      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the component type is not valid for
   211      *          an array
   212      */
   213     ArrayType getArrayType(TypeMirror componentType);
   215     /**
   216      * Returns a new wildcard type argument.  Either of the wildcard's
   217      * bounds may be specified, or neither, but not both.
   218      *
   219      * @param extendsBound  the extends (upper) bound, or {@code null} if none
   220      * @param superBound    the super (lower) bound, or {@code null} if none
   221      * @return a new wildcard
   222      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if bounds are not valid
   223      */
   224     WildcardType getWildcardType(TypeMirror extendsBound,
   225                                  TypeMirror superBound);
   227     /**
   228      * Returns the type corresponding to a type element and
   229      * actual type arguments.
   230      * Given the type element for {@code Set} and the type mirror
   231      * for {@code String},
   232      * for example, this method may be used to get the
   233      * parameterized type {@code Set<String>}.
   234      *
   235      * <p> The number of type arguments must either equal the
   236      * number of the type element's formal type parameters, or must be
   237      * zero.  If zero, and if the type element is generic,
   238      * then the type element's raw type is returned.
   239      *
   240      * <p> If a parameterized type is being returned, its type element
   241      * must not be contained within a generic outer class.
   242      * The parameterized type {@code Outer<String>.Inner<Number>},
   243      * for example, may be constructed by first using this
   244      * method to get the type {@code Outer<String>}, and then invoking
   245      * {@link #getDeclaredType(DeclaredType, TypeElement, TypeMirror...)}.
   246      *
   247      * @param typeElem  the type element
   248      * @param typeArgs  the actual type arguments
   249      * @return the type corresponding to the type element and
   250      *          actual type arguments
   251      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if too many or too few
   252      *          type arguments are given, or if an inappropriate type
   253      *          argument or type element is provided
   254      */
   255     DeclaredType getDeclaredType(TypeElement typeElem, TypeMirror... typeArgs);
   257     /**
   258      * Returns the type corresponding to a type element
   259      * and actual type arguments, given a
   260      * {@linkplain DeclaredType#getEnclosingType() containing type}
   261      * of which it is a member.
   262      * The parameterized type {@code Outer<String>.Inner<Number>},
   263      * for example, may be constructed by first using
   264      * {@link #getDeclaredType(TypeElement, TypeMirror...)}
   265      * to get the type {@code Outer<String>}, and then invoking
   266      * this method.
   267      *
   268      * <p> If the containing type is a parameterized type,
   269      * the number of type arguments must equal the
   270      * number of {@code typeElem}'s formal type parameters.
   271      * If it is not parameterized or if it is {@code null}, this method is
   272      * equivalent to {@code getDeclaredType(typeElem, typeArgs)}.
   273      *
   274      * @param containing  the containing type, or {@code null} if none
   275      * @param typeElem    the type element
   276      * @param typeArgs    the actual type arguments
   277      * @return the type corresponding to the type element and
   278      *          actual type arguments, contained within the given type
   279      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if too many or too few
   280      *          type arguments are given, or if an inappropriate type
   281      *          argument, type element, or containing type is provided
   282      */
   283     DeclaredType getDeclaredType(DeclaredType containing,
   284                                  TypeElement typeElem, TypeMirror... typeArgs);
   286     /**
   287      * Returns the type of an element when that element is viewed as
   288      * a member of, or otherwise directly contained by, a given type.
   289      * For example,
   290      * when viewed as a member of the parameterized type {@code Set<String>},
   291      * the {@code Set.add} method is an {@code ExecutableType}
   292      * whose parameter is of type {@code String}.
   293      *
   294      * @param containing  the containing type
   295      * @param element     the element
   296      * @return the type of the element as viewed from the containing type
   297      * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the element is not a valid one
   298      *          for the given type
   299      */
   300     TypeMirror asMemberOf(DeclaredType containing, Element element);
   301 }

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