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Interface AnnotationValue.OfString

All Superinterfaces:
AnnotationValue, AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Enclosing interface:
AnnotationValue
public static sealed interface AnnotationValue.OfString extends AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Models a string value of an element-value pair. The tag of this value is s.
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
Utf8Entry constant()
Returns the backing UTF8 entry.
default String resolvedValue()
Returns the resolved string value.
String stringValue()
Returns the constant string value.

Methods declared in interface AnnotationValue

tag

Method Details

constant

Utf8Entry constant()
Returns the backing UTF8 entry.
Specified by:
constant in interface AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Returns:
the backing UTF8 entry

stringValue

String stringValue()
Returns the constant string value.
Returns:
the constant string value

resolvedValue

default String resolvedValue()
Returns the resolved string value.
Specified by:
resolvedValue in interface AnnotationValue.OfConstant
Implementation Requirements:
This method returns the same as stringValue().
Returns:
the resolved string value

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