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Interface AnnotationValue.OfChar

All Superinterfaces:: AnnotationValue, AnnotationValue.OfConstant

Enclosing interface:: AnnotationValue

public static sealed interface AnnotationValue.OfChar extends AnnotationValue.OfConstant

Models a char value of an element-value pair. The tag of this value is C.

Since:: 24

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces declared in interface AnnotationValue

AnnotationValue.OfAnnotation, AnnotationValue.OfArray, AnnotationValue.OfBoolean, AnnotationValue.OfByte, AnnotationValue.OfChar, AnnotationValue.OfClass, AnnotationValue.OfConstant, AnnotationValue.OfDouble, AnnotationValue.OfEnum, AnnotationValue.OfFloat, AnnotationValue.OfInt, AnnotationValue.OfLong, AnnotationValue.OfShort, AnnotationValue.OfString

Field Summary

Fields declared in interface AnnotationValue

TAG_ANNOTATION, TAG_ARRAY, TAG_BOOLEAN, TAG_BYTE, TAG_CHAR, TAG_CLASS, TAG_DOUBLE, TAG_ENUM, TAG_FLOAT, TAG_INT, TAG_LONG, TAG_SHORT, TAG_STRING

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`char`	`charValue()`	Returns the constant char value.
`IntegerEntry`	`constant()`	Returns the backing integer entry.
`default Character`	`resolvedValue()`	Returns the resolved char value.

Methods declared in interface AnnotationValue

tag

Method Details

constant

IntegerEntry constant()

Returns the backing integer entry.

Specified by:: constant in interface AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Returns:: the backing integer entry

charValue

char charValue()

Returns the constant char value.

Returns:: the constant char value
See Java Virtual Machine Specification:: 2.11.1 Types and the Java Virtual Machine

resolvedValue

default Character resolvedValue()

Returns the resolved char value.

Specified by:: resolvedValue in interface AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Implementation Requirements:: This method returns the same as charValue().
Returns:: the resolved char value

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