jminusminus

Class Member

java.lang.Object

jminusminus.Member

Direct Known Subclasses:

Constructor, Field, Method

abstract class Member
extends Object

A wrapper for members (eg Fields, Methods, Constructors) in the Java API. Members are used in message expressions, field selections, and new object construction operations.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Member()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Type	declaringType() Return the type in which this member was declared.
boolean	isAbstract() Has this member been declared with the abstract modifier?
boolean	isFinal() Has this member been declared with the final modifier? Note,we cannot declare anything final as it is not in our lexicon.
boolean	isPrivate() Has this member been declared with the private modifier?
boolean	isProtected() Has this member been declared with the protected modifier?
boolean	isPublic() Has this member been declared with the public modifier?
boolean	isStatic() Has this member been declared with the static modifier?
protected abstract Member	member() Return the member's internal representation.
String	name() Return the member's (simple) name.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Member

Member()

Method Detail

name

public String name()

Return the member's (simple) name.

Returns:

the name.

declaringType

public Type declaringType()

Return the type in which this member was declared.

Returns:

the declaring type.

isStatic

public boolean isStatic()

Has this member been declared with the static modifier?

Returns:

is the member static?

isPublic

public boolean isPublic()

Has this member been declared with the public modifier?

Returns:

is the member public?

isProtected

public boolean isProtected()

Has this member been declared with the protected modifier?

Returns:

is the member protected?

isPrivate

public boolean isPrivate()

Has this member been declared with the private modifier?

Returns:

is the member private?

isAbstract

public boolean isAbstract()

Has this member been declared with the abstract modifier?

Returns:

is the member abstract?

isFinal

public boolean isFinal()

Has this member been declared with the final modifier? Note,we cannot declare anything final as it is not in our lexicon. But we may refer to names that are declared final in the java API and so we (may) want to honor those declarations.

Returns:

is the member final?

member

protected abstract Member member()

Return the member's internal representation.

Returns:

the internal representation.