public class PickAnyArgumentHint extends SingleSignatureClosureHint
Base class for hints which use the type of a parameter of the annotated method as the signature. This can optionally use a generic type of the selected parameter as the hint. For example, imagine the following method:
void foo(A firstArg, B secondArg, Closure c) {...}
If the c closure should be { B it
, then we can see that the parameter type
should be picked from the second parameter of the foo method, which is what PickAnyArgumentHint
lets you do.->
...}
Alternatively, the method may look like this:
void <T> foo(A<T> firstArg, B secondArg, Closure c) {...}
in which case if you want to express the fact that c should accept a <T> then you can use the genericTypeIndex value.
This class is extended by several hint providers that make it easier to use as annotation values.
Constructor and description |
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PickAnyArgumentHint
() Creates the an argument picker which extracts the type of the first parameter. |
PickAnyArgumentHint
(int parameterIndex, int genericTypeIndex) Creates a picker which will extract the parameterIndex-th parameter type, or its genericTypeIndex-th generic type genericTypeIndex is >=0. |
Type Params | Return Type | Name and description |
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public ClassNode[] |
getParameterTypes(MethodNode node, String[] options, SourceUnit sourceUnit, CompilationUnit unit, ASTNode usage) |
Methods inherited from class | Name |
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class SingleSignatureClosureHint |
getClosureSignatures, getParameterTypes |
class ClosureSignatureHint |
findClassNode, getClosureSignatures, pickGenericType, pickGenericType |
Creates the an argument picker which extracts the type of the first parameter.
Creates a picker which will extract the parameterIndex-th parameter type, or its genericTypeIndex-th generic type genericTypeIndex is >=0.
parameterIndex
- the index of the parameter from which to extract the typegenericTypeIndex
- if >=0, then returns the corresponding generic type instead of the parameter type.Copyright © 2003-2024 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.