groovy.transform.stc.ClosureSignatureHint which is suitable
for monomorphic closures, that is to say closures which only respond to a single signature.
| Access | Constructor and Description |
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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| public List | getClosureSignatures(final MethodNode
the method node for which a node, final SourceUnit groovy. parameter was annotated with
ClosureParamsthe source unit of the file being compiled sourceUnit, final CompilationUnit the compilation unit of the file being compiled compilationUnit, final String[] the options, corresponding to the options, final ASTNode ClosureParams#options() found on the annotation @return a non-null list of signature, where a signature corresponds to an array of class nodes, each of them matching a parameter.the AST node, in the compiled file, which triggered a call to this method. Normally only used for logging/error handling usage)Implements abstract groovy. Subclasses should implement this method, which returns the list of accepted closure signatures. |
| public abstract ClassNode[] | getParameterTypes(MethodNode node, String[] options, SourceUnit sourceUnit, CompilationUnit unit, ASTNode usage)
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| SingleSignatureClosureHint | back to summary |
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| public SingleSignatureClosureHint() | |
| getClosureSignatures | back to summary |
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| public List Implements abstract groovy. Doc from groovy. Subclasses should implement this method, which returns the list of accepted closure signatures. The compiler will call this method each time, in a source file, a method call using a closure
literal is encountered and that the target method has the corresponding @groovy.transform.TypeChecked
void doSomething() {
println ['a','b'].collect { it.toUpperCase() }
}
The collect method accepts a closure, but normally, the type checker doesn't have enough type information
in the sole
Now, the hint instance can return the list of expected parameters. Here, it would have to say that the collect method accepts a closure for which the only argument is of the type of the first generic type of the first argument. With that type information, the type checker can now infer that the type of it is String, because the first argument (here the receiver of the collect method) is a List<String> Subclasses are therefore expected to return the signatures according to the available context, which is only the target method and the potential options.
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| getParameterTypes | back to summary |
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| public abstract ClassNode[] getParameterTypes(MethodNode node, String[] options, SourceUnit sourceUnit, CompilationUnit unit, ASTNode usage) | |