lombok.core
Class AnnotationValues.AnnotationValue

java.lang.Object
  lombok.core.AnnotationValues.AnnotationValue

Enclosing class:

AnnotationValues<A extends Annotation>

public static class AnnotationValues.AnnotationValue
extends Object

Represents a single method on the annotation class. For example, the value() method on the Getter annotation.

raws

public final List<String> raws

A list of the raw expressions. List is size 1 unless an array is provided.

valueGuesses

public final List<Object> valueGuesses

Guesses for each raw expression. If the raw expression is a literal expression, the guess will likely be right. If not, it'll be wrong.

expressions

public final List<Object> expressions

A list of the actual expressions. List is size 1 unless an array is provided.

AnnotationValues.AnnotationValue

public AnnotationValues.AnnotationValue(LombokNode<?,?,?> node,
                                        List<String> raws,
                                        List<Object> expressions,
                                        List<Object> valueGuesses,
                                        boolean isExplicit)

Like the other constructor, but used for when the annotation method is initialized with an array value.

setError

public void setError(String message,
                     int valueIdx)

Override this if you want more specific behaviour (to get the source position just right).

Parameters:

message - English message with the problem.

valueIdx - The index into the values for this annotation key that caused the problem. -1 for a problem that applies to all values, otherwise the 0-based index into an array of values. If there is no array for this value (e.g. value=1 instead of value={1,2}), then always -1 or 0.

setWarning

public void setWarning(String message,
                       int valueIdx)

Override this if you want more specific behaviour (to get the source position just right).

Parameters:

message - English message with the problem.

valueIdx - The index into the values for this annotation key that caused the problem. -1 for a problem that applies to all values, otherwise the 0-based index into an array of values. If there is no array for this value (e.g. value=1 instead of value={1,2}), then always -1 or 0.

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object

isExplicit

public boolean isExplicit()