Attribute<ModuleResolutionAttribute>, ClassElement, ClassFileElementpublic sealed interface ModuleResolutionAttribute extends Attribute<ModuleResolutionAttribute>, ClassElement
ModuleResolution attribute, which can appear on classes that represent module descriptors, to capture resolution metadata for modules. The specification of the ModuleResolution attribute is:
ModuleResolution_attribute {
u2 attribute_name_index; // "ModuleResolution"
u4 attribute_length; // 2
u2 resolution_flags;
The value of the resolution_flags item is a mask of flags used to denote
properties of module resolution. The flags are as follows:
// Optional
0x0001 (DO_NOT_RESOLVE_BY_DEFAULT)
// At most one of:
0x0002 (WARN_DEPRECATED)
0x0004 (WARN_DEPRECATED_FOR_REMOVAL)
0x0008 (WARN_INCUBATING)
}
This attribute only appears on classes, and does not permit multiple instances in a class. It has no data dependency.
This attribute is not predefined in the Java SE Platform. This is a JDK-specific nonstandard attribute produced by the jdk.jlink module, which defines the jlink and jmod tools.
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
static ModuleResolutionAttribute |
of |
Returns a ModuleResolution attribute. |
int |
resolutionFlags() |
Returns the module resolution flags. |
attributeMapper, attributeName
int resolutionFlags()
[0, 0xFFFF]. The value of the resolution_flags item is a mask of flags used to denote properties of module resolution. The flags are as follows:
// Optional
0x0001 (DO_NOT_RESOLVE_BY_DEFAULT)
// At most one of:
0x0002 (WARN_DEPRECATED)
0x0004 (WARN_DEPRECATED_FOR_REMOVAL)
0x0008 (WARN_INCUBATING)
static ModuleResolutionAttribute of(int resolutionFlags)
ModuleResolution attribute.resolutionFlags - the resolution flagsModuleResolution attribute
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