Interface TypeAnnotation.TypeArgumentTarget
- All Superinterfaces:
TypeAnnotation.TargetInfo
- Enclosing interface:
TypeAnnotation
Indicates that an annotation appears either on the i'th type in a cast
expression, or on the i'th type argument in the explicit type argument list for any of the following: a new
expression, an explicit constructor invocation statement, a method invocation expression, or a method reference
expression.
- Since:
- 24
- See Also:
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Field Summary
Fields declared in interface java.lang.classfile.TypeAnnotation.TargetInfo
TARGET_CAST, TARGET_CLASS_EXTENDS, TARGET_CLASS_TYPE_PARAMETER, TARGET_CLASS_TYPE_PARAMETER_BOUND, TARGET_CONSTRUCTOR_INVOCATION_TYPE_ARGUMENT, TARGET_CONSTRUCTOR_REFERENCE, TARGET_CONSTRUCTOR_REFERENCE_TYPE_ARGUMENT, TARGET_EXCEPTION_PARAMETER, TARGET_FIELD, TARGET_INSTANCEOF, TARGET_LOCAL_VARIABLE, TARGET_METHOD_FORMAL_PARAMETER, TARGET_METHOD_INVOCATION_TYPE_ARGUMENT, TARGET_METHOD_RECEIVER, TARGET_METHOD_REFERENCE, TARGET_METHOD_REFERENCE_TYPE_ARGUMENT, TARGET_METHOD_RETURN, TARGET_METHOD_TYPE_PARAMETER, TARGET_METHOD_TYPE_PARAMETER_BOUND, TARGET_NEW, TARGET_RESOURCE_VARIABLE, TARGET_THROWS -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptiontarget()The label right before theInstructioncorresponding to the cast expression, the new expression, the explicit constructor invocation statement, the method invocation expression, or the method reference expression.intFor a cast expression, the value of the type_argument_index item specifies which type in the cast operator is annotated.Methods declared in interface java.lang.classfile.TypeAnnotation.TargetInfo
size, targetType
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Method Details
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target
Label target()The label right before theInstructioncorresponding to the cast expression, the new expression, the explicit constructor invocation statement, the method invocation expression, or the method reference expression.- Returns:
- the label right before the instruction
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typeArgumentIndex
int typeArgumentIndex()For a cast expression, the value of the type_argument_index item specifies which type in the cast operator is annotated. A type_argument_index value of 0 specifies the first (or only) type in the cast operator. The possibility of more than one type in a cast expression arises from a cast to an intersection type. For an explicit type argument list, the value of the type_argument_index item specifies which type argument is annotated. A type_argument_index value of 0 specifies the first type argument.- Returns:
- the index into the type arguments
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