org.codehaus.groovy.ast.expr (groovy 2.5.6 API)

Interface Summary
Interface	Description
ExpressionTransformer	Provides a way to transform expressions
MethodCall	Interface defining common methods for method calls.

Class Summary
Class	Description
AnnotationConstantExpression	Represents an annotation "constant" that may appear in annotation attributes (mainly used as a marker).
ArgumentListExpression	Represents one or more arguments being passed into a method
ArrayExpression	Represents an array object construction either using a fixed size or an initializer expression
AttributeExpression	Represents an attribute access (accessing the field of a class) such as the expression "foo.
BinaryExpression	Represents two expressions and an operation
BitwiseNegationExpression
BooleanExpression	Represents a boolean expression
CastExpression	Represents a type cast expression
ClassExpression	Represents access to a Java/Groovy class in an expression, such as when invoking a static method or accessing a static type
ClosureExpression	Represents a closure expression such as { statement } or { i -> statement } or { i, x, String y -> statement }
ClosureListExpression	This class represents a list of expressions used to create closures.
ConstantExpression	Represents a constant expression such as null, true, false
ConstructorCallExpression	A constructor call
DeclarationExpression	Represents one or more local variables.
ElvisOperatorExpression	Represents a short ternary expression x ?
EmptyExpression	This class is a place holder for an empty expression.
Expression	Represents a base class for expressions which evaluate as an object
FieldExpression	Represents a field access such as the expression "this.foo".
GStringExpression	Represents a String expression which contains embedded values inside it such as "hello there ${user} how are you" which is expanded lazily
ListExpression	Represents a list expression [1, 2, 3] which creates a mutable List
MapEntryExpression	Represents an entry inside a map expression such as 1 : 2.
MapExpression	Represents a map expression [1 : 2, "a" : "b", x : y] which creates a mutable Map
MethodCallExpression	A method call on an object or class
MethodPointerExpression	Represents a method pointer on an object such as foo.
NamedArgumentListExpression	Represents one or more arguments being passed into a method by name
NotExpression
PostfixExpression	Represents a postfix expression like foo++ or bar++
PrefixExpression	Represents a prefix expression like ++foo or --bar
PropertyExpression	Represents a property access such as the expression "foo.bar".
RangeExpression	Represents a range expression such as for iterating.
SpreadExpression	Represents a spread expression x in the list expression [1, x, 2].
SpreadMapExpression	Represents a spread map expression :m in the map expression [1, :m, 2, "c":100] or in the method invoke expression func(1, *:m, 2, "c":100).
StaticMethodCallExpression	A static method call on a class
TernaryExpression	Represents a ternary expression (booleanExpression) ?
TupleExpression	Represents a tuple expression {1, 2, 3} which creates an immutable List
UnaryMinusExpression
UnaryPlusExpression
VariableExpression	Represents a local variable name, the simplest form of expression. e.g. "foo".

AnnotationConstantExpression

Represents an annotation "constant" that may appear in annotation attributes (mainly used as a marker).

ArgumentListExpression

Represents one or more arguments being passed into a method

ArrayExpression

Represents an array object construction either using a fixed size or an initializer expression

AttributeExpression

Represents an attribute access (accessing the field of a class) such as the expression "foo.

BinaryExpression

Represents two expressions and an operation

BitwiseNegationExpression

BooleanExpression

Represents a boolean expression

CastExpression

Represents a type cast expression

ClassExpression

Represents access to a Java/Groovy class in an expression, such as when invoking a static method or accessing a static type

ClosureExpression

Represents a closure expression such as { statement } or { i -> statement } or { i, x, String y -> statement }

ClosureListExpression

This class represents a list of expressions used to create closures.

ConstantExpression

Represents a constant expression such as null, true, false

ConstructorCallExpression

A constructor call

DeclarationExpression

Represents one or more local variables.

ElvisOperatorExpression

Represents a short ternary expression x ?

EmptyExpression

This class is a place holder for an empty expression.

Expression

Represents a base class for expressions which evaluate as an object

FieldExpression

Represents a field access such as the expression "this.foo".

GStringExpression

Represents a String expression which contains embedded values inside it such as "hello there ${user} how are you" which is expanded lazily

ListExpression

Represents a list expression [1, 2, 3] which creates a mutable List

MapEntryExpression

Represents an entry inside a map expression such as 1 : 2.

MapExpression

Represents a map expression [1 : 2, "a" : "b", x : y] which creates a mutable Map

MethodCallExpression

A method call on an object or class

MethodPointerExpression

Represents a method pointer on an object such as foo.

NamedArgumentListExpression

Represents one or more arguments being passed into a method by name

NotExpression

PostfixExpression

Represents a postfix expression like foo++ or bar++

PrefixExpression

Represents a prefix expression like ++foo or --bar

PropertyExpression

Represents a property access such as the expression "foo.bar".

RangeExpression

Represents a range expression such as for iterating.

SpreadExpression

Represents a spread expression *x in the list expression [1, *x, 2].

SpreadMapExpression

Represents a spread map expression *:m in the map expression [1, *:m, 2, "c":100] or in the method invoke expression func(1, *:m, 2, "c":100).

StaticMethodCallExpression

A static method call on a class

TernaryExpression

Represents a ternary expression (booleanExpression) ?

TupleExpression

Represents a tuple expression {1, 2, 3} which creates an immutable List

UnaryMinusExpression

UnaryPlusExpression

VariableExpression

Represents a local variable name, the simplest form of expression. e.g. "foo".

Package org.codehaus.groovy.ast.expr

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