public final Enum MethodFlag

Indicate that the native method takes 2 arguments, a collection and an item, and the += operator is used to add the item to the collection.

Indicate that the native method represents a structure global variable and the address of it should be returned to Java. This is done by prepending &.

Indicate that the C function should be casted to a prototype generated from the parameters of the native method. Useful for variable argument C functions.

Indicate that the native method represents a constant or global variable instead of a function. This omits () from the generated code.

Indicate that this method will be the constant initializer for the class. When called, it will set all the static constant fields to the values defined in your platform.

Indicate that the native method is a C++ destructor that deallocates an object from the heap.

Indicate that the native method is calling a C++ object's method.

Indicate that the native method is a C++ constructor that allocates an object on the heap.

Indicate that the native method is a C# constructor that allocates an object on the managed (i.e. garbage collected) heap.

Indicate that the native method's return value is a C# managed object.

Indicate that a native method should be looked up dynamically. It is useful when having a dependence on a given library is not desirable. The library name is specified in the *_custom.h file.

Indicate that the native method represents a getter for a field in an object or structure.

Indicate that the native is part of the Java Native Interface. For example: NewGlobalRef().

Indicate that the item should not be generated. For example, custom natives are coded by hand.

Indicate that the return value is a pointer.

Indicate that the native method represents a setter for a field in an object or structure