Class JavaParserConstructorDeclaration<N extends ResolvedReferenceTypeDeclaration>

java.lang.Object
com.github.javaparser.symbolsolver.javaparsermodel.declarations.JavaParserConstructorDeclaration<N>
All Implemented Interfaces:
AssociableToAST, HasAccessSpecifier, ResolvedConstructorDeclaration, ResolvedDeclaration, ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration, ResolvedTypeParametrizable

public class JavaParserConstructorDeclaration<N extends ResolvedReferenceTypeDeclaration> extends Object implements ResolvedConstructorDeclaration
Author:
Federico Tomassetti
  • Method Details

    • declaringType

      public N declaringType()
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedConstructorDeclaration
      A constructor can be declared in a class or an enum.
      Specified by:
      declaringType in interface ResolvedConstructorDeclaration
      Specified by:
      declaringType in interface ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
    • getNumberOfParams

      public int getNumberOfParams()
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
      Number of params.
      Specified by:
      getNumberOfParams in interface ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
    • getParam

      public ResolvedParameterDeclaration getParam(int i)
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
      Get the ParameterDeclaration at the corresponding position or throw IllegalArgumentException.
      Specified by:
      getParam in interface ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
    • getName

      public String getName()
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedDeclaration
      Should return the name or return null if the name is not available.
      Specified by:
      getName in interface ResolvedDeclaration
    • getWrappedNode

      public ConstructorDeclaration getWrappedNode()
      Returns the JavaParser node associated with this JavaParserConstructorDeclaration.
      Returns:
      A visitable JavaParser node wrapped by this object.
    • accessSpecifier

      public AccessSpecifier accessSpecifier()
      Description copied from interface: HasAccessSpecifier
      The access specifier of this element.
      Specified by:
      accessSpecifier in interface HasAccessSpecifier
    • getTypeParameters

      public List<ResolvedTypeParameterDeclaration> getTypeParameters()
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedTypeParametrizable
      The list of type parameters defined on this element.
      Specified by:
      getTypeParameters in interface ResolvedTypeParametrizable
    • getNumberOfSpecifiedExceptions

      public int getNumberOfSpecifiedExceptions()
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
      Number of exceptions listed in the throws clause.
      Specified by:
      getNumberOfSpecifiedExceptions in interface ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
    • getSpecifiedException

      public ResolvedType getSpecifiedException(int index)
      Description copied from interface: ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
      Type of the corresponding entry in the throws clause.
      Specified by:
      getSpecifiedException in interface ResolvedMethodLikeDeclaration
    • toAst

      public Optional<Node> toAst()
      Description copied from interface: AssociableToAST
      If the declaration is associated to an AST node return it, otherwise it return empty. Declaration based on source code have an AST node associated while others don't. Example of other declarations are declarations coming from reflection or JARs. You may wonder how this method is different from the various getWrappedNode. The difference is that toAst is present in all Resolved* declarations (such as ResolvedAnnotationDeclaration), while getWrappedNode is present only on the subclasses of the Resolved* declarations that derive from JP AST nodes (such as JavaParserClassDeclaration). Therefore one which has a Resolved* declaration need to do a downcast before being able to use getWrappedNode. Now, this means that toAst could potentially replace getWrappedNode (but not the other way around!). However toAst return an Optional, which is less convenient than getting the direct node. Also, toAst sometimes have to return a more generic node. This is the case for subclasses of ResolvedClassDeclaration. In those cases toAst return a Node. Why? Because both anonymous class declarations and standard class declarations are subclasses of that. In one case the underlying AST node is an ObjectCreationExpr, while in the other case it is ClassOrInterfaceDeclaration. In these cases getWrappedNode is particularly nice because it returns the right type of AST node, not just a Node.
      Specified by:
      toAst in interface AssociableToAST