Eclipse Xtext 2.39.0 · org.eclipse.xtend.lib.macro.RegisterGlobalsContext

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public void	registerAnnotationType(String qualifiedName) Registers and creates an empty Java annotation type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type.
public void	registerClass(String qualifiedName) Registers and creates an empty Java class with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type.
public void	registerEnumerationType(String qualifiedName) Registers and creates an empty Java enumeration type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type.
public void	registerInterface(String qualifiedName) Registers and creates an empty Java interface with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type.

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public void registerAnnotationType(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException Registers and creates an empty Java annotation type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass") Exceptions IllegalArgumentException: if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types. if the `qualifiedName` is not a valid qualified name

public void registerAnnotationType(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException

Registers and creates an empty Java annotation type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an

 // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") 

 // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass")

Exceptions

IllegalArgumentException:

if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types.
if the qualifiedName is not a valid qualified name

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public void registerClass(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException Registers and creates an empty Java class with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass") Exceptions IllegalArgumentException: if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types. if the `qualifiedName` is not a valid qualified name

public void registerClass(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException

Registers and creates an empty Java class with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an

 // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") 

 // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass")

Exceptions

IllegalArgumentException:

if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types.
if the qualifiedName is not a valid qualified name

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public void registerEnumerationType(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException Registers and creates an empty Java enumeration type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass") Exceptions IllegalArgumentException: if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types. if the `qualifiedName` is not a valid qualified name

public void registerEnumerationType(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException

Registers and creates an empty Java enumeration type with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an

 // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") 

 // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass")

Exceptions

IllegalArgumentException:

if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types.
if the qualifiedName is not a valid qualified name

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public void registerInterface(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException Registers and creates an empty Java interface with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass' registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass") Exceptions IllegalArgumentException: if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types. if the `qualifiedName` is not a valid qualified name

public void registerInterface(String qualifiedName) throws IllegalArgumentException

Registers and creates an empty Java interface with given qualified name If the name's namespace part refers to another derived Java type, this type will become a static member of that type. For instance, given an

 // creates a type 'MyClass' in the package 'my.pack'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass") 

 // creates a type 'MyInnerClass' as a member of the type 'my.pack.MyClass'
 registerClass("my.pack.MyClass.MyInnerClass")

Exceptions

IllegalArgumentException:

if the qualifiedName conflicts with any existing types.
if the qualifiedName is not a valid qualified name

public Interface RegisterGlobalsContext

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