public class CtField extends CtMember
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected FieldInfo |
fieldInfo |
declaringClass| Constructor and Description |
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CtField(CtClass type,
String name,
CtClass declaring)
Creates a
CtField object. |
CtField(CtField src,
CtClass declaring)
Creates a copy of the given field.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
protected void |
extendToString(StringBuffer buffer)
Invoked by
CtMember.toString() to add to the buffer and provide the
complete value. |
Object |
getAnnotation(Class<?> clz)
Returns the annotation if the class has the specified annotation class.
|
Object[] |
getAnnotations()
Returns the annotations associated with this field.
|
byte[] |
getAttribute(String name)
Obtains an attribute with the given name.
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Object[] |
getAvailableAnnotations()
Returns the annotations associated with this field.
|
Object |
getConstantValue()
Returns the value of this field if it is a constant field.
|
CtClass |
getDeclaringClass()
Returns the class declaring the field.
|
FieldInfo |
getFieldInfo()
Returns the FieldInfo representing the field in the class file.
|
FieldInfo |
getFieldInfo2()
Returns the FieldInfo representing the field in the class
file (read only).
|
int |
getModifiers()
Returns the encoded modifiers of the field.
|
String |
getName()
Returns the name of the field.
|
String |
getSignature()
Returns the character string representing the type of the field.
|
CtClass |
getType()
Returns the type of the field.
|
boolean |
hasAnnotation(Class<?> clz)
Returns true if the class has the specified annotation class.
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void |
setAttribute(String name,
byte[] data)
Adds an attribute.
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void |
setModifiers(int mod)
Sets the encoded modifiers of the field.
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void |
setName(String newName)
Changes the name of the field.
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void |
setType(CtClass clazz)
Sets the type of the field.
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String |
toString()
Returns a String representation of the object.
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visibleFromprotected FieldInfo fieldInfo
public CtField(CtClass type, String name, CtClass declaring) throws CannotCompileException
CtField object.
The created field must be added to a class
with CtClass.addField().
An initial value of the field is specified
by a CtField.Initializer object.
If getter and setter methods are needed,
call CtNewMethod.getter() and
CtNewMethod.setter().
type - field typename - field namedeclaring - the class to which the field will be added.CannotCompileExceptionCtClass#addField(CtField),
CtNewMethod#getter(String,CtField),
CtNewMethod#setter(String,CtField),
CtField.Initializerpublic CtField(CtField src, CtClass declaring) throws CannotCompileException
CtClass.addField().
An initial value of the field is specified
by a CtField.Initializer object.
If getter and setter methods are needed,
call CtNewMethod.getter() and
CtNewMethod.setter().
src - the original fielddeclaring - the class to which the field will be added.CannotCompileExceptionCtNewMethod#getter(String,CtField),
CtNewMethod#setter(String,CtField),
CtField.Initializerpublic String toString()
protected void extendToString(StringBuffer buffer)
CtMemberCtMember.toString() to add to the buffer and provide the
complete value. Subclasses should invoke this method, adding a
space before each token. The modifiers for the member are
provided first; subclasses should provide additional data such
as return type, field or method name, etc.extendToString in class CtMemberpublic FieldInfo getFieldInfo()
public FieldInfo getFieldInfo2()
getFieldInfo().
The FieldInfo object obtained by this method
is read only. Changes to this object might not be reflected
on a class file generated by toBytecode(),
toClass(), etc in CtClass.
This method is available even if the CtClass
containing this field is frozen. However, if the class is
frozen, the FieldInfo might be also pruned.
getFieldInfo(),
CtClass.isFrozen(),
CtClass.prune()public CtClass getDeclaringClass()
getDeclaringClass in class CtMemberpublic String getName()
getName in class CtMemberCtConstructor.getName()public void setName(String newName)
public int getModifiers()
getModifiers in class CtMemberjavassist.Modifier.Modifierpublic void setModifiers(int mod)
setModifiers in class CtMemberModifierpublic boolean hasAnnotation(Class<?> clz)
hasAnnotation in class CtMemberclz - the annotation class.true if the annotation is found, otherwise false.public Object getAnnotation(Class<?> clz) throws ClassNotFoundException
@Author is associated
with this field, an Author object is returned.
The member values can be obtained by calling methods on
the Author object.getAnnotation in class CtMemberclz - the annotation class.null.ClassNotFoundExceptionpublic Object[] getAnnotations() throws ClassNotFoundException
getAnnotations in class CtMemberClassNotFoundExceptiongetAvailableAnnotations()public Object[] getAvailableAnnotations()
getAvailableAnnotations in class CtMembergetAnnotations()public String getSignature()
getSignature() returns the same string.
Note that the returned string is not the type signature
contained in the SignatureAttirbute. It is
a descriptor. To obtain a type signature, call the following
methods:
getFieldInfo().getAttribute(SignatureAttribute.tag)
getSignature in class CtMemberjavassist.bytecode.Descriptor,
javassist.bytecode.SignatureAttributepublic CtClass getType() throws NotFoundException
NotFoundExceptionpublic void setType(CtClass clazz)
public Object getConstantValue()
String type. Otherwise, it returns null.
A constant field is static and final.Integer, Long, Float,
Double, Boolean,
or String object
representing the constant value.
null if it is not a constant field
or if the field type is not a primitive type
or String.public byte[] getAttribute(String name)
Note that an attribute is a data block specified by
the class file format.
See javassist.bytecode.AttributeInfo.
getAttribute in class CtMembername - attribute namepublic void setAttribute(String name, byte[] data)
Note that an attribute is a data block specified by
the class file format.
See javassist.bytecode.AttributeInfo.
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