AnnotationMirror instances.AnnotationValue instances.ArrayType if the TypeMirror represents a primitive array or throws an
IllegalArgumentException.DeclaredType if the TypeMirror represents a declared type such as a
class, interface, union/compound, or enum or throws an IllegalArgumentException.Types.asElement(javax.lang.model.type.TypeMirror) that does not require a Types
instance with the notable difference that it will throw IllegalArgumentException
instead of returning null if the TypeMirror can not be converted to an Element.ExecutableType if the TypeMirror represents an executable type such
as may result from missing code, or bad compiles or throws an IllegalArgumentException.Element instance as ExecutableElement.ExecutableType if the TypeMirror represents an executable type such
as a method, constructor, or initializer or throws an IllegalArgumentException.VariableElement parameter to a method or constructor based on the given
container, or a member of a class.NoType if the TypeMirror represents an non-type such as void, or
package, etc.NullType if the TypeMirror represents the null type or throws an
IllegalArgumentException.Element instance as PackageElement.PrimitiveType if the TypeMirror represents a primitive type or throws
an IllegalArgumentException.Element instance as TypeElement.TypeVariable if the TypeMirror represents a type variable or throws
an IllegalArgumentException.Element instance as VariableElement.WildcardType if the TypeMirror represents a wildcard type or throws
an IllegalArgumentException.Equivalence for AnnotationMirror as some implementations
delegate equality tests to Object.equals(java.lang.Object) whereas the documentation explicitly
states that instance/reference equality is not the proper test.Equivalence for AnnotationValue as annotation values may
contain AnnotationMirror instances some of whose implementations delegate
equality tests to Object.equals(java.lang.Object) whereas the documentation explicitly states
that instance/reference equality is not the proper test.Element which are themselves annotated with annotationType.ExecutableElement and its associated AnnotationValue if such
an element was either declared in the usage represented by the provided
AnnotationMirror, or if such an element was defined with a default.AnnotationMirror for the annotation of type annotationClass on
element, or Optional.absent() if no such annotation exists.AnnotationValue for the named element if such an element was
either declared in the usage represented by the provided AnnotationMirror, or if
such an element was defined with a default.AnnotationMirror's map of AnnotationValue indexed by
ExecutableElement, supplying default values from the annotation if the
annotation property has not been set.type, including methods that it
inherits from its ancestors.Elements.getPackageOf(javax.lang.model.element.Element) that does not require an
Elements instance.Predicate that can be used to filter elements by Modifier.Predicate that can be used to filter elements by Modifier.true iff the given element has an AnnotationMirror whose
annotation type has the same canonical name
as that of annotationClass.Element instance is a TypeElement.TypeMirror represents a type that can
be referenced by a Class.TypeMirror represents the same raw
type as the given Class and throws an IllegalArgumentException if the TypeMirror does not represent a type that can be referenced by a ClassElement instances.TypeMirror instances.Element.TypeMirror.Element instances and ensures that all type information
is present and resolvable.Element: public, protected,
private or default/package-private.Copyright © 2016 Google, Inc.. All Rights Reserved.